--Had good luck with Bosch and top line Kitchenaid lately as well
X2. My parents have had a Bosch for a few years now. Not a single hiccup and unless you walk right up to it, you cannot hear it running.
Well, no much need when there's never more than 2 people at your house. Milkmoney (hates people) = no guests.
Tru dat , plus my wife insist on doing dishes by hand. My theory is. Have at it.
I like the handles to be pro style and match in my spec stuff. I build a slow steady stream of customs and typically lately it is all thermador, or sub zero and Wolf mixed with possibly and oddball for the Hood, hood liner, or cooktop (if not a high end 48 inch range) . That seems to be what the majority have chosen in my area. Here is the dishwasher view of a kitchen on one tear down + new build that I just got C/O on for some nice older clients I have had going for 10 months . It has the counter depth Sub, Wolf oven and steam oven , microwave drawer, 2 different brands of dishwashers, and a different cook top ! Notice the newer drawer model with different size drawers than the older ones
) the plumber installs the dishwasher, electrician the ovens, finish carpenter talked into the hood, etc. Then the floors are scratched, dishwasher gasket drips 3 months later on the wood floor, all the guys you talked into putting the stuff in are on vacation, and everyone points fingers or denies it.
Funny thing since this is about dishwashers, we did a few homes a while back where I think you got a free high end Thermador dishwasher if you bought a complete package . Not sure that promotion is still on. For your own home or customs I always recommend getting/paying whoever supplies them to install and make sure to get certs. of liability naming you as additionally insured if possible. When all the stuff is dropped off on the cheap from various sources the truckers won't unload it and (if it's not dented or damaged which something usually is
