BSH VarioHinge & Miele XXL without cut-out baseboard

Hello everyone,

I have now spent hours reading about the dishwasher options. I will probably buy some XXL sink where I don’t have to improvise.
However, I definitely want to avoid having to cut out the toe kick.

Is that really the case with the Miele XXL & the BSH with VarioHinge (especially with Miele, since the front does not lift up)?
Unfortunately, I could not find any pictures or similar anywhere (especially of Miele – I don’t trust it because the recess doesn’t really help with the toe kick at first).

Dimensionally, I would adapt the kitchen to the toe kick (so toe kick 8cm + 80 cm cabinet = 88 cm bottom edge of countertop).

Regards,
Marco

As for Miele: take a look at an assembly plan, for example.

miele.de/pmedia/ZGA/TX3324/10299750-000-01_10299750-01.pdf

Best regards,
IKEA-Freund

I already know that. Actually, that’s what unsettles me too. Or rather, I don’t quite understand.
In image 25, it is clearly cut out. In 27 & 28, this cutout is covered with a panel, but only if the baseboard is flush with the front (which it normally isn’t...)

And on top of that, I have read online & I believe also here in the forum that it works without the cutout (it ultimately depends directly on the ratio of front height above the floor vs. baseboard height).
Everywhere it is always only said that the installation of the XXL sinks from Miele & BSH Vario hinge is no problem. But no one says anything about the baseboard (or whether some are more skillful than others).
Actually, all baseboards should be the same in the regular Metod kitchen.

Unfortunately, nothing or mostly nothing is reported about this and when you ask, there is no answer anymore. The minimum plinth height is only 35 mm at Miele and the plinth recess is larger at METOD than in other kitchens. If it is so important to you that the plinth panel is definitely not cut out, then why don’t you ask Miele if they have more data to be able to decide the question.