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Slimline Dishwashers

A slimline dishwasher is the perfect solution for those who want the convenience of a dishwasher without sacrificing space. Designed to fit into compact kitchens, flats, and smaller households, these dishwashers are an ideal choice for maximising space while still delivering powerful cleaning performance. Despite their smaller size, slimline dishwashers come equipped with multiple wash settings, energy-efficient cycles, and adjustable racks, ensuring you get the same sparkling clean results as a full-sized model.

Whether you're living in a cosy home, a city flat, or just need a space-saving solution, a slimline dishwasher delivers big performance in a compact design, making it a must-have for modern living.

 
 
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What's the practical difference between a 9-place and a 10-place slimline dishwasher, and which is right for you?

A 9-place model suits one or two people or a flat where you run the machine every day, while a 10-place model gives a little extra capacity for a small family or if you host occasionally. Both sizes are offered across the range here, so you get the same slim 45cm footprint but an extra plate or two with the 10-place models. If you often have pots from a shared evening meal, the 10-place reduces how often you need to run a cycle. For solo living or a couple who cook separately, the 9-place saves a bit of water and time.

Will a slimline dishwasher fit under my kitchen worktop and inside a standard cabinet?

Most slimline models here are compact 45cm units with widths included in our range at 446mm, 448mm and 450mm, so they’re designed for standard under-counter gaps. Heights vary from around 815mm up to 878mm, and depths are typically 550–590mm, so measure the cabinet internal height and depth before buying. if your under-counter space is 820mm high, you can pick one of the 820mm-height models or an 815mm model if you have a small plinth. Check both width and depth to ensure pipework and door opening have room.

How energy-efficient are slimline dishwashers and how will that affect running costs?

Energy ratings in this collection range from Class C down to Class F, so efficiency varies across models; higher rated machines use less electricity per cycle. Slimline machines generally use less water than full-size dishwashers because of the smaller interior, but you should still compare the energy label and cycle options for the best long-term savings. a Class C Electrolux or Bosch will typically cost less to run than a Class F model from a lower band. If running costs matter to you, pick a model with a better energy class and eco wash cycles.

Which loading and rack features make a slimline dishwasher most flexible for mixed loads?

Look for adjustable racks, foldable tines and a dedicated cutlery basket; many models in this range advertise adjustable racks to cope with taller glasses or pots. A 10-place machine with a flexible upper basket lets you fold the lower tines flat to take a saucepan, while still fitting plates on the bottom. If you frequently wash wine glasses, a model with height-adjustable top racks prevents breakages and keeps everything secure.

Should you buy a fully integrated slimline or a freestanding one for your kitchen?

A fully integrated slimline hides behind a cupboard door for a seamless kitchen look; most of the models in our range are fully integrated. A freestanding model, such as the Hotpoint HP2FE10CS90WUK, gives you instant portability and visible controls on the front. If you are renovating for a clean, fitted aesthetic the integrated option is best; if you move often or want to place the appliance where plumbing is easiest, freestanding is more practical.