Normally, yes.
In order to get an open (not blind) corner cabinet in, I've got to cut down one side of a cabinet significantly. This will reduce the service void gap. I guess running the pipe inside the cabinet is the way to go.
You could consider that, my (Zanussi) pumps out at ~ 20LPM into the stand pipe, if the ID of the pipe is say 18mm and then its run at floor level or a few inches off the ground and dischsrging into a open gully then 10M of 18mm pipe will require a pump head of ~ 1.1M or 1.7M at 15M, these washing machine pumps are probably very low head pumps but even so, they can (surely) produce a 1M head then should work OK except pump out time will be longer. You could go away and buy a some pipe of the proposed ID and the required lenth (or longer) and just run it out the door or where ever, you could then fill the machine and pump it out and see if it works, then run a normal wash to ensure it doesn't flag any "pump blocked" alarm. Even a pump out rate of 10LPM should'nt cause any problems IMO.
It's always navigating the corners that tends to screw things up all the time. Unfortunately if you can't take it down below then through is the only real alternative.
That would be best, run it neatly and clip it as required. You'll never notice it and it will always be accessible. You can fit and forget.
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