Dishwashers (177) Products

One of the most common types of dishwashers available, freestanding dishwashers can be installed anywhere in your kitchen with access to drainage and water.

Freestanding. A Freestanding dishwasher can be located almost anywhere in your kitchen so long as it can be plumbed in. Freestanding dishwashers require no complicated installation. Simply plumb them in, turn them on and you're ready-to-go

Freestanding units can be built under a bench, but keep in mind that the top would need to be removed, and for some units this is not an option. If you're looking to install a dishwasher under a bench, an under-bench dishwasher is a better option.

We're using an integrated dishwasher freestanding at the moment. It's fine. The only issue we have is that without the door panel there isn't enough weight to keep the door open unless there is a weighed tray pulled out onto it (we found that 2 dinner plates gives enough weight!

The standard dimensions of freestanding dishwashers are 85cm tall, 59.8cm deep, and 60cm wide. They are slightly larger than integrated dishwashers to allow the top of the appliance to sit in line with your countertops.

A freestanding dishwasher offers the same portability as a benchtop model. However, this has a larger capacity and more features.

Yes, you can have a dishwasher in your kitchen. Furthermore, you can do most of the work yourself and save a bunch of money. Four things are necessary for a built-in dishwasher: a place for it; a water supply line; a drain line; and power

Do dishwashers need a hot water supply? Dishwashers are connected to your home's hot water connection. Your dishwasher likely also has a heating element that is usually located at the base of the tub. The heating element can heat the water to an even hotter temperature than the water from your faucet.