Comments on: How To Plumb-In And Install A Table Top Dishwasher (Easy)

By: Jill McCallum

Jill McCallum — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 18:27:34 +0000

I have a space for a slimline dishwasher but I may not be able to use it. I have just had an air source heat pump installed and the pipes run behind this space, so that the dishwasher will stick out. However I know that some models, Indesit for example, have a cut away section at the back which may help. I apparently need around 14ish cm to clear the ASHP pipes, and the Indesit cutaway is 12.1 cm but this can possibly be adjusted with the feet. Failing that, I will need to get a table top but I want to put it into the space for the slimline and sit it on a shelf. But I want to have it plumbed in as the slimline would have been.

By: Lisa Morris

Lisa Morris — Mon, 07 Mar 2022 02:27:09 +0000

In reply to Stuart.

I am wondering the same thing, I am hoping I can run both the waste pip and water pipe down so I can use the y pipe under the sink but can 2 waste pipes fit in the same place?

By: Stuart

Stuart — Sun, 03 May 2020 21:39:52 +0000

This article is the closest thing I’ve found on the internet to help me with my problem. I have a countertop dishwasher and I currently have a dedicated hot water line to it so I don’t need to hook up my faucet each time. The problem is, the line doesn’t look nice, I’m running it through the sink using one of those kitchen sprayer fixtures.

I am looking for some type of sink hole cover that I can run both my hot water line and my waste line through to get to my disposal. Does such a cover exist? If not, are there any ideas how to run these two lines under my sink? Thank you!