I can't wait to find out tomorrow am. I think the only reason I'm not too concerned is the guy told me I could use it for 90 days and then bring it back for any reason. I said what if I don't have a reason and he said I will give you your $$$ back no ?'s asked and no restocking fee or anything. I guess the seriel number will tell us a lot more. I have tile floors. :) It has 9 cycles...isn't that alot? I would not return it because of energy, sorry being honest. I got it for $600 and I know it was a high end model but I also need it to not break in a year. Although, I do have a full warranty that is good for 5 years on some things and 10 years on other things. I would just like more info on it...you know?? I'm so curious I wish I could call today. My husband said for $600 he figures it's better than the $600 models of other brands out there and for that price even if it does break in 5 years we can buy another one. It just seemed like too good of a deal to pass up but then again usually those are the ones you should pass up. ;0 hee hee We just ran it and it was sooooo quiet!! It doesn't even have a door panel on it yet and I could hardly hear it. I love it already is the problem. :) My sister in law has a 9 year old one and it is running like new still. I hope tomorrow brings good news. Keep your fingers crossed for me. I will post tomorrow am after I get some more details. Thanks for your help.

Ive seen them all. The voxtorp is very matte and paperwhite. You also have the matte walnut and the glossy beige/ivory. No hardware of course because of the integrated handle. I think this style looks best if you keep the lines the I reheated handle creates aligned throughout most of the design. If you need many different sized cabinets with both doors and drawers, I would personally not go for this front. The Veddinge has a low sheen and is a hint warmer- very classic and standard looking- you can play it up with hardware. Ringhult is like veddinge, plain and smooth only in high gloss. IMO choice of hardware is more limited with a high gloss front due to the style. It will reflect light beautifully (I had a Ringhult kitchen 15 years ago) but does it suit the rest of your design and age of the house? High gloss can work well in older buildings (my apartment was from 1929) but I think it takes a little more thought.

I have the same issue, Becky. What size did you wind up using and do you feel it is the right size? @stuartcas, I went with the 8-13/16" pull. I think it is the perfect size relative to the dishwasher panel and it holds a dish towel nicely. My dishwasher is next to a farm sink, so I'd really regret it if I'd gone for the smaller one since that is the only place to hang a towel near that sink. Had I gone any bigger, I think it would look odd in my kitchen. A longer one might look nice in a modern kitchen though.

@hallettco I used an Amish cabinet maker - just measured and the finish height is 34 1/2" but the toe kick is only 3 3/4" - so that's the discrepancy. Apparently these are the specs he always uses, but they don't make sense when trying to have a dishwasher that coordinates with the cabinets and toe kicks. I'm surprised he didn't run into issues before, even with dishwashers that aren't panel ready the toe kicks of the cabinets and dishwasher wouldn't align. Or other clients didn't care or notice... Didn't think I needed to specify the toe kick height with him since that's typically standardized. What type of filler did you use on that dishwasher? I did a google search but mostly ran across fillers for ranges. Or I need to track down those sliding hinges. That seems like a decent option if I can find them. Thanks for the help!