Hi,
so, basically it is NOT possible to install a standard dishwasher in a tall cabinet. It already has an external dimension of 60cm and for that reason alone does not fit into a 60cm tall cabinet. However, there are built-in appliances from other companies with a width of about 55cm, which should fit. However, I have never come across a customer who actually has such a device, so I cannot say anything about the installation and functionality etc.
@ Steffis:
There are no base cabinets for a dishwasher. The appliance ALWAYS stands on its own feet, gets a front panel and a toe kick and that’s it. It just looks as if it were in the cabinet, but it is not. It is certainly also possible to place the 125cm (not 140cm) high cabinet on the countertop. You should actually turn it around, but not because of the oven being too high; the cabinet has the same hole pattern at the top and bottom, so you can also place the oven straight down and then insert the 9.4cm panel between the countertop and oven. You should mainly turn it because the cabinet is open at the top, it looks bad if you open the door at the top and see the kitchen ceiling. What absolutely must be done, however, is that the countertop must be supported to the right and left of the dishwasher, because otherwise it would have to carry the whole thing above. Dishwashers are not designed for that. To make it perfect, place at least 2, preferably 4 UTBY legs for 90cm underneath and then the dishwasher in between, then the setup should work. To anticipate right away, you can only do such "extras" if you build the kitchen yourself. Ikea installation teams adhere to regulations and such things do not count.
NfU
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