Someone else posted recently about her contractor not leaving enough room to fit a standard American DW (the European ones are a bit narrower). Also, check to be sure you have 24' of lateral space for the DW at the front and at the back of the opening. Unless there is some issue with your construction with the electrical box or the plumbing taking up too much room, the DW should push back to where you want it. The third photo shows framed cabinets, and the DW would have to be pushed back a bit further as it would (I would think) need to be flush with the frame rather than the doors, which are not full overlay. The DW doesn't have to be pushed back as far to appear 'flush' because is has that extra 1/2' - 3/4' depth of the full overlay door.

One thing I will note is that in the first photo, those appear to be frameless cabinets with the doors sitting in front of the cabiet carcasses, themselves. You should be able to get it pushed back to your desired appearance. Thanks to everyone who helped me sort through some of these problem. I'm ok with this being a one-cook U-shaped kitchen and with the refrigerator and new dishwasher positioned at the open end of the U, people can help me load the DW and have access the refrigerator from the dining area. Also, some of you mentioned moving the stove to the back wall, which doesn't work well at all IMO, because it would severely limit countertop prep area between sink and range in exchange for additional floor space. I may decrease the width of the panty cabinet because I think a wider single door would look better than two narrow butt doors. Fortunately, there's room to make the pantry 18' deep which may be more visually appealing. I also can't do a 24' depth for the pantry because it would impede on the dining area. The other plus to this arrangement would be more cabinet storage, perfect for storing my pizza steel! As far as the pantry, I can't reposition the access door to the side of the cabinet because I have furniture in that area. And if anyone in the future wanted to upgrade to a 24' DW there will be room to do so by removing the 6' base cabinet and leaving the 3/4' filler to support the countertop. That way, there is some nice visual separation between the DW and fridge and I won't necessarily need to panel the DW to conceal it.

For that reason, I am purchasing a slim-line DW and then adding a 6' base cabinet plus 3/4' filler between the DW and refrigerator.

They all said they run their dishwashers approximately every 3-4 days or even once every 3 weeks! The reason is because they can't fill their dishwashers, so they prefer to hand wash. I asked my empty-nester friends how often they run their dishwashers. I figured out what to do about the DW being too close to the fridge, so I thought I would update.

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