Nine Best 18 Inch Dishwashers Run Narrower Than 18; One Is Exact

1. Honeywell 18 Inch Dishwasher, 8 Place Settings, Stainless Steel Tub, Built-In Style, HDS18W — Best Overall

The only listing that measures exactly 18 inches wide, and the only one that describes a third rack.

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This is the one machine here that is exactly what its title says. The fifth bullet reads “BUILT-IN STYLE: The dimensions of the unit are 22.6"D x 18"W x 32.4"H”, and the spec table agrees, at 18.0 inches wide. No other listing on the page lists 18 inches in its width field. That precision cuts both ways. It means the Honeywell is the widest built-in body here, so it uses every bit of the opening; it also means that on paper there is no side clearance at all in an 18-inch gap, where the 17.6-inch machines leave about 0.4 inches, by our arithmetic. Measure your opening before you order, and have the installer confirm the fit against the installation instructions.

It is the only listing with a third rack. “8 PLACE SETTINGS: Racks are suitable to fit 8 place settings of dishes. There is a top cutlery rack and 2 other racks with a large removable cutlery basket.” On a slim machine that matters more than it might on a 24-inch model. A flat top tray takes long utensils and spatulas off the lower rack, which leaves the basket and the lower rack for plates and pans. Every other listing here describes two racks, a basket, or does not say.

The checklist is nearly full. “DURABLE TUB: The tub is made of stainless steel for better efficiency performance.” “ENERGY STAR: Low energy consumption according to Energy Star standards.” The same bullet that gives the 18-inch width says the machine “is ADA-compliant”, and UL appears in the title. Out of our ten items, the Honeywell states eight: built-in, width, place settings, tub, ADA, Energy Star, third rack and warranty. The two it misses are a decibel figure and where the controls sit.

The programmes are named in plain words. “There are 6 washing programs to choose from- pots & pans, normal wash, china, quick wash, rinse only, and energy saver. Up to 24 hour delay start for you added convenience.” A 24-hour delay is the longest delay window stated on the page. The Forno also says 24 hours; the Avanti says delayed start without a figure. Unlike the Midea, the EdgeStar and the Avanti, the Honeywell does not mention a sanitize option, a high-temperature option or heated drying.

One small listing conflict. The title and colour field say white, while the fifth bullet calls it “This stainless steel built-in dishwasher”. Read in context, the stainless steel refers to the tub; the outside is white. If you need a stainless front, this is the wrong colour. The spec table also files it under an Automotive binding, which is a catalogue quirk and nothing more.

What to weigh. It is sold by Amazon.com, in stock at capture, and ranks #869 overall and #9 in Built-In Dishwashers. The listed weight is 70.0 pounds. The warranty is 1 year, the same as most of the page; only the Forno offers longer. If your opening really is 18 inches and you want the most cutlery space a slim machine offers, this is the listing that states both.

Best for: A buyer with a measured 18-inch opening who wants a third rack, ADA compliance and Energy Star in writing.

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2. Forno 18" Dishwasher, Stainless Steel, Front Control, 8 Place Settings, Energy Star, 52 dBa, FDWBI8041-18S — Most Complete Spec Sheet

The most checklist items stated on any listing here, and the only warranty longer than a year.

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If you score listings by what they commit to in writing, this one wins. The title alone carries four checklist items: “18" Dishwasher Stainless-Steel, Front Control, 8 Place Settings, ENERGY STAR Certified, 52 dBa”. The bullets add the tub, “a robust stainless steel tall tub”, and ADA: “The design is ADA compliant and includes a child lock safety feature.” The spec table adds the warranty. Of our ten items, it states nine; only a third rack is missing.

The warranty is the longest here. The spec table reads “2 year of parts and labour”. Eight other listings give 1 year, and two of those, the KoolMore and the SPT built-in, specify parts and labor. The Summit states no warranty. On an appliance that will be plumbed and wired into a cabinet, labour cover matters, because a service visit is often the larger part of a repair.

Front controls are a choice, not a default. “Engineered with a user-friendly front control panel for easy operation.” Front controls let you read the cycle and remaining time without opening the door. The trade-off is that a front panel cannot be hidden behind a cabinet panel, so this machine will always look like an appliance. The Summit, the only other listing to state placement plainly, puts its controls on top of the door, and the SPT built-in says top-mount. The other seven do not say.

The noise figure is 52, the lowest stated here. “operates at a quiet 52 dBa to maintain a peaceful kitchen environment”. The EdgeStar and the KoolMore also print 52, and the Avanti prints 53. No listing on the page claims anything quieter, and six print nothing. The “a” in dBa means an A-weighted reading, which is how appliance noise is normally quoted; the others simply write dB.

The loading details are specific. “Provides 8 place settings, utilizing 2 racks and a removable silverware basket to maximize interior space. The upper rack is adjustable to accommodate tall items up to 11 inches, while the lower rack includes foldable tines.” The racks are “nylon-coated steel”. It lists six programmes, a soil sensor and a 24-hour delay start. Its heated drying works “when used with rinse aid”, so budget for a bottle; our rinse aid guide covers the choices.

Two things to check first. The title begins “Polo” while the brand and manufacturer fields both say Forno, and the model number is FDWBI8041-18S; order by the model number. Amazon also returned no Best Sellers Rank for this listing, and it is sold by Home Best Price Products Inc. rather than Amazon.com, so there is no popularity signal to lean on. At 17.7 inches wide, it leaves about 0.3 inches of side play in an 18-inch gap, by our arithmetic. Listed weight: 52.91 pounds.

Best for: A buyer who wants the longest warranty, front controls and a stated noise level, and will order by model number.

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3. Avanti Built-In Dishwasher 18-Inch, Digital Controls, Energy Star, White, DWF18V0W — Best ADA Value

ADA, Energy Star and a stated 53 dB in a body that runs deeper than the rest.

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This is the one noise figure on the page that is not 52. The third bullet lists “quiet 53dB operation”, and the spec table’s size field repeats “53dB”. One decibel is a small difference, and the Avanti is still one of only four listings to print a figure at all. But it does mean the stated quietest machines here are the Forno, the KoolMore and the EdgeStar at 52, and the title’s “Quiet Operation” is backed by a number one notch above theirs.

The checklist is well covered. The title gives “Built-In Dishwasher 18-Inch” and “ENERGY STAR Certified”. The fourth bullet says “This stainless steel built-in dishwasher is ADA-compliant”. The bullets add 8 place settings and a width, and the spec table adds a “1-Year Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty”. That is seven of our ten items: type, width, place settings, noise, ADA, Energy Star and warranty.

The tub is a wording problem. The colour field and the title say white, and the title mentions a “Drop-Down Metal Door”. The only stainless reference is that ADA bullet, which calls the whole machine “stainless steel” without saying which part. The Honeywell has the same white-outside, stainless-in-the-text conflict, but it states the tub in a separate bullet; the Avanti does not. We mark the tub Not stated. Ask before you buy if a stainless interior matters to you.

The depth is the figure to measure. “DIMENSIONS: 24.25" D x 17.75" W x 32.25" H inches.” Every other built-in here lists 22.4 to 22.6 inches deep, so the Avanti asks for about 1.65 inches more than the 22.6-inch machines, by our arithmetic. Check that your cabinet depth, and the water, drain and power connections behind it, leave room. At 17.75 inches wide it leaves about 0.25 inches of side play in an 18-inch opening, and at 32.25 inches high it ties with the Summit as the shortest built-in here.

The feature list is the most practical on the page. “Six automatic cycles (Regular, Automatic, Super, Intensive, Delicate, Rinse), delayed start, and three additional wash options (Hi Temp Wash, Sanitize, Extra Dry).” The third bullet adds “Electronic control panel with LED display & cycle status indicators”, a “rinse aid dispenser, eco – half load mode, nylon coated upper and lower racks”. A half-load mode is the only one stated on the page, and it suits a slim machine that is often run before it is full.

What to weigh. The weight appears twice, 64 pounds in the bullet and 61.0 in the spec table. It is sold by Amazon.com, in stock at capture, and ranks #5,230 overall and #71 in Built-In Dishwashers. The model number is DWF18V0W, and the manufacturer field names The Legacy Companies. If you need ADA, Energy Star and a stated noise figure in one listing, the Avanti and the Forno are the two that give all three.

Best for: A buyer who needs ADA, Energy Star and a stated noise figure, and has the cabinet depth for 24.25 inches.

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4. Midea 18 Inch Built-in Dishwasher, 8 Place Settings, Stainless Steel Tub, MDF18A1ABB — Best Seller

The best-ranked dishwasher on the page, with sanitize options and a thin checklist.

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This is what shoppers are buying. At #317 overall and #3 in Built-In Dishwashers, the Midea holds the best rank on the page, ahead of the BLACK+DECKER portable at #631 and the Honeywell at #869. The title gives two checklist items, “18 Inch Built-in Dishwasher, 8 Place Settings, Stainless Steel Tub”, and the bullets add the width.

The width leaves normal clearance. “With dimensions of 22.6D x 17.6W x 32.4H with adjustable legs, this under sink dishwasher provides a spacious and flexible interior for maximum dishware loading.” A 17.6-inch body in an 18-inch opening leaves about 0.4 inches across both sides, by our arithmetic. The adjustable legs are how the machine is levelled and set to your counter height.

The cycles and options cover sanitising. “The 18-inch dishwasher offers six programs, including Heavy, Normal, ECO, Delicate, Quick, and Rinse washing programs. It also features Heated Dry, Hi-Temp, and Sanitize functions.” The Hi-Temp option “maintains the water temperature at 136°F (58°C) max”, the only wash temperature stated on the page. It takes “larger plates, pots, and pans up to 11 inches in height”. One small inconsistency: the heated-dry bullet excludes “the Rapid and Self-clean cycle”, and neither name appears in the six-programme list.

Energy Star is mentioned once, in an odd place. The spec field labelled Size reads “Energy Star”. Neither the title nor any bullet mentions it. We count it as stated, because the listing does say it, but if efficiency certification matters to you, confirm the model on the Energy Star register before you buy.

The silences are on the things that make a slim machine pleasant to live with. No decibel figure, no ADA statement, no third rack, and no word on whether the controls are on the front or the top edge of the door. The listing says “digital control panel with an LED display” and leaves placement to the photos. For the best seller on the page, that is a thin checklist: four of our ten items stated outright, plus the size-field Energy Star.

What to weigh. Sold by Amazon.com, scarce stock at capture, 1-year manufacturer warranty, black finish, release date 17 July 2023 in the spec table. Its 22.6 by 17.6 by 32.4 inch body matches the SPT SD-9254SS built-in’s listed figures exactly, and the weights are close, 54.56 against 54.0 pounds; the model numbers and makers differ. If you want the popular choice with sanitize and a high-temperature option, this is it.

Best for: A buyer who wants the most-bought 18-inch built-in with sanitize, and can live without a stated noise figure.

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5. KoolMore 18 in. ADA Panel Ready Dishwasher, 8 Place Settings, 52 dB, KM-DW1852-PR — Best Panel-Ready

The only panel-ready machine here, built to disappear behind a cabinet front.

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This is the listing for a kitchen where the dishwasher should not show. “Our 18-inch dishwasher not only slides under most standard kitchen countertops it boasts a panel-ready front which allows you to add a custom cabinet panel for a seamless hidden finish (Panel not included).” No other machine on the page offers that. The panel itself is a separate job: you, your cabinet maker or your installer supply a door front that matches the run.

It states more checklist items than most. The title gives “18 in. ADA Panel Ready with 8 Place Settings 52 DB Dishwasher” and “UL and Energy Star Certified”. The spec table gives 17.6 inches wide and a “1-Year Parts and Labor” warranty, one of two one-year warranties here, with the SPT built-in, that name labour. That is seven of our ten items.

The tub is the gap. The listing uses “stainless-steel” for the finish: “Clean Stainless-Steel Panel Ready Finish”, and the colour field says Stainless-Steel. It never says the tub is stainless. Since a panel-ready front is covered by your panel, the stainless reference may describe the door edge or trim. Treat the tub as Not stated and ask.

Controls are not placed in words. A panel-ready front usually means the controls sit on the top edge of the door, so the panel can cover the front. The listing does not say so, and we do not assume it. If you want to see the cycle without opening the door, check the photos and the manual before ordering.

The loading is described, not measured. “Each kitchen dishwasher is fitted with two ergonomic racks for holding cups, plates, pots, pans, and dishware more effectively. The racks even feature pop up and down holders.” There is a “pull-out storage basket” for cutlery. No cycle list, no item-height figure and no wash temperature appear in the bullets.

Read it next to the EdgeStar. Both list 32.5 inches high, about 22.4 inches deep and 17.6 inches wide, both print 52 dB, and their weights are 62.0 and 62.8 pounds. The model numbers differ, KM-DW1852-PR and BIDW1802, and the KoolMore adds panel-ready, ADA and Energy Star that the EdgeStar does not state. Sold by Amazon.com; scarce stock at capture; #2,082 overall and #20 in Built-In Dishwashers.

Best for: A buyer fitting a run of matching cabinets who wants the dishwasher hidden behind a panel.

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6. EdgeStar 18 Inch Wide Built-In Dishwasher, BIDW1802 — Best Compactor Swap

A stated leak sensor and 52 dB, wrapped in a listing that disagrees with itself twice.

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This is the only listing that names a leak sensor. “Leakage sensor automatically shuts off water flow when a leak is detected to protect your home from water damage.” In a built-in that sits under a worktop next to cabinets, a slow leak is the failure you do not see until the floor is damaged, so a stated shut-off is worth having. None of the other nine listings mentions one.

It suggests its own use case. “At only 17.75 inches wide, using this unit to replace an older appliance such as a trash compactor is a great option.” Older kitchens with a compactor bay have an 18-inch-class slot with power nearby. Water and drain would still need running to it, and that is a job for a qualified installer working to local codes.

The width appears three ways. That bullet says 17.75 inches. The dimensions bullet says “32.5" H x 17.6" W x 22.4" D”. The spec table puts 22.44 inches in the width field and 17.63 in the length field, which looks like the depth and width swapped. Either narrow figure fits an 18-inch opening; 17.75 leaves about 0.25 inches of play and 17.6 about 0.4, by our arithmetic. Measure the machine on delivery if your gap is tight.

The weight appears two ways. The same bullet gives “Weight: 52.9 lbs”; the spec table gives 62.8 pounds. One may be a shipping weight. Neither matters much once it is installed, but plan for the heavier figure when you move it.

The cycles and noise are stated. “Six (6) Wash Cycles: Heavy, Normal, ECO, Glass, Rapid, and Rinse; Three (3) Options: Sanitize, Hi Temp, Heated Dry.” And “Quiet 52dB operation keeps the disturbance to a minimum”, the same figure as the other three that print one. It holds “up to eight (8) place settings and features a silverware basket and cup tray”.

The silences are certification ones. No Energy Star, no ADA, no tub material, no control placement. It is the only listing on the page that does not state Energy Star anywhere. Sold by Amazon.com, in stock at capture, #1,457 overall and #14 in Built-In Dishwashers, 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Best for: A buyer replacing a trash compactor or worried about leaks, who will measure the machine on arrival.

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7. Summit 18" Dishwasher, Built-in, ADA Compliant, Energy Star, Stainless Steel, DW185SSADA — Best Top-Control ADA

The narrowest machine here, with the controls on top and the most programmes listed.

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This is the only listing that puts its controls on top. “The controls are located on top of the door for easy access.” Top controls keep the front clean, with a “stainless steel door with a curved handle in brushed stainless steel”, and they cannot be pressed by accident from the front. The trade-off is that you open the door to see the programme. The Forno states the reverse, front controls; the SPT built-in says top-mount without saying what is mounted there.

ADA is built into the model number. The title says “ADA Compliant, Energy Star”, and the model, DW185SSADA, ends in ADA. The first bullet adds a practical note: “ADA compliant, but includes leveling legs to lift up to 34” for standard counters.” At a listed 32.25 inches high, it ties with the Avanti as the shortest built-in here, which is what lets it sit under a lower ADA worktop; the legs raise it for a standard counter.

It is also the narrowest. “Dimensions & Build: 32.25" H x 17.5" W x 22.5" D.” 17.5 inches leaves about 0.5 inches of side play in an 18-inch opening, by our arithmetic, the most on the page. The spec table swaps two figures, putting 22.5 inches in the height field and 32.25 in the length field; the bullet makes the intent clear.

The programme list is the longest stated. “This unit offers eight programs for all of your cleaning needs, from “intensive plus” for tough stains to a delicate function for fragile items. Five auxiliary functions let you further customize the wash and dry settings.” Every other listing that counts its programmes gives six. The racks are described in detail: “The slide-out rack can be set in two positions for tall items. Side flaps can be used to stack cups, glasses, or hold long utensils. The lower rack has two fold-down tines for oversized pots.”

The checklist has holes the others do not. It is the only listing on the page that states neither a place-setting count nor a warranty. Noise is described as “Advanced sound absorption for a quiet performance”, with no figure. The tub is not described; the stainless steel is the door. Ask the seller, KART IT, for the place settings and warranty terms before you buy.

Popularity tells you little here. Amazon files it at #683,306 overall and #3,094 in Funnels, a category it plainly does not belong in, so the rank says more about the catalogue than about demand. The listed weight is 95.0 pounds, the heaviest of the built-ins.

Best for: A buyer fitting an ADA-height worktop, or who wants controls hidden on top, and will confirm the warranty first.

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8. SPT SD-9254SSB 18" Wide Built-In Stainless Steel Dishwasher, Heated Drying, Energy Star, 8 Place Settings — Best Short Listing

A built-in that says almost everything in its title and four words in its first bullet.

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This is the second SPT on the page, and a different machine from the first. The title reads “SPT SD-9254SSB 18″ Wide Built-In Stainless Steel Dishwasher w/Heated Drying, ENERGY STAR, 6 Wash Programs, 8 Place Settings and Stainless Steel Tub”. The SPT SD-9263SS further down is a portable. Same maker, Sunpentown; different model, different install. The model field says SD-9254SS and the title adds a B, so quote the title’s number when you order.

The bullets are the shortest here. All four read: “Built-in, top-mount”, “6 Wash Programs: Normal, Heavy, Energy, Glass, Quick, Rinse”, “HEATING function during drying cycle” and “Energy Star”. With the title, that gives built-in, width, 8 place settings, a stainless tub and Energy Star. The spec table adds the warranty: six of our ten items.

“Top-mount” most likely means the controls. On a dishwasher, top-mount usually describes a control panel on the top edge of the door, which keeps the front clean, as on the Summit. The listing does not say what is top-mounted, so we record the phrase and do not count it as a stated control placement. Check the photos or manual if it matters for your kitchen.

The width hides in the wrong field. The spec table gives 22.6 inches as width and 17.6 as length, with a size field of “18″”. Read together, 17.6 inches is the side-to-side figure and 22.6 the depth, which would leave about 0.4 inches of play in an 18-inch gap, by our arithmetic. A width filter on a shopping site would file it as a 22-inch machine.

Its body matches the Midea’s on paper. Height 32.4 inches, 17.6 and 22.6 inches across the other two axes: the same three figures the Midea lists, with weights of 54.0 and 54.56 pounds. The model numbers, SD-9254SS and MDF18A1ABB, and the makers are different, so we treat them as separate products. The overlap is worth knowing if one is out of stock.

What to weigh. The warranty reads “1YR Limited Parts and labor. Shipping not included.”, one of two one-year warranties here that name labour, with the KoolMore. Not stated: noise, ADA and a third rack. Sold by Amazon.com, in stock at capture, #3,422 overall and #45 in Built-In Dishwashers.

Best for: A buyer who wants a plain stainless built-in with heated drying and labour cover, and will check the details in the manual.

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9. BLACK+DECKER 18-Inch Portable Dishwasher, Energy Star, BPD8B, Black — Best Portable

The best-ranked portable here, with Energy Star and a stainless tub stated and no plumbing needed.

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This is the portable most shoppers pick. At #631 overall and #3 in Portable Dishwashers, it ranks well ahead of the other portable here, the SPT SD-9263SS at #2,174. The title states “18-Inch Portable Dishwasher, Energy Star”, and a bullet adds “Stainless steel tub ensures durability”. Of the two portables, it is the only one whose own bullets describe its features; the SPT puts everything in its title.

No plumbing, by design. “Hook up your tabletop dishwasher with a seamless Quick Connect assembly that hooks directly to a faucet. No direct plumbing or permanent installation required.” You roll it to the sink, connect the hose to the tap and drain into the sink. That makes it the obvious choice for renters. It also means the sink is busy while it runs, and your tap needs a thread the adapter fits.

The top is a worktop. “This portable dishwasher on wheels offers convenient countertop space and can be setup alongside kitchen counters.” In a small kitchen that adds a prep surface when the machine is parked. At a listed 35.6 inches high, it is meant to line up with a standard counter rather than slide under one.

The width fields disagree. The size field says “18 inches wide”. The spec table gives 23.6 inches as width and 17.6 inches as length. Read together, 17.6 inches is almost certainly the side-to-side figure and 23.6 the depth, but the listing leaves you to work that out. For a portable it matters less than for a built-in, since it only needs floor space, not a cabinet gap.

The cycles are named. “Wash cycles include Normal, Heavy, Rapid, Glass, Eco, and 90-min.” It fits “up to 8-place settings”, and the upper rack is adjustable for taller items. No decibel figure, no third rack, no ADA statement and no control placement appear.

What to weigh. The listed weight is 116.0 pounds, which is a lot to roll across a kitchen floor, though the wheels do the work. The manufacturer field names W Appliance Company. Sold by Amazon.com, scarce stock at capture, 1-year warranty. If you want a smaller unit that sits on the worktop instead, a countertop model is the next step down.

Best for: A renter or small-kitchen owner who wants a full-height dishwasher without plumbing work.

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10. SPT SD-9263SS 18" Wide Portable Stainless Steel Dishwasher, Energy Star, 6 Wash Programs, 8 Place Settings — Best Stainless Portable

A stainless portable whose title carries every fact, because its bullets carry none.

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Everything you know about this machine is in the title. “SPT SD-9263SS 18″ Wide Portable Stainless Steel Dishwasher with ENERGY STAR, 6 Wash Programs, 8 Place Settings and Stainless Steel Tub”. That one line gives four of our checklist items: portable, Energy Star, 8 place settings and a stainless tub. The spec table adds a 17.64-inch width and a “1 year limited manufacture warranty”.

The bullets are packaging data. They read “package height : 111.76 cm”, “package length : 91.44 cm”, “package width : 91.44 cm” and “Product type : DISHWASHER”, then a line about the brand’s range. There is no cycle list, no hook-up description, no rack detail and no noise figure. If you need any of those, the manufacturer’s manual is the place to look, not this listing.

The measured body is a full-height portable. The spec table gives 35.63 inches high, 23.63 inches long and 17.64 inches wide. Those are within a few hundredths of an inch of the BLACK+DECKER’s 35.6, 23.6 and 17.6, and the weights are close too: 118.0 pounds here against 116.0. The model numbers, SD-9263SS and BPD8B, and the makers, Sunpentown and W Appliance Company, are different, so we treat them as separate products; the overlap in size is worth knowing when you plan floor space.

Amazon files it in the wrong place. It ranks #44 in Countertop Dishwashers, which describes units that sit on a worktop. At 35.63 inches high, this one stands on the floor. The rank, #2,174 overall, trails the BLACK+DECKER’s #631, but it is competing in a different category list, so compare it with care.

The silences are the hook-up and the noise. A portable’s practical questions are how it connects to your tap, how long the hoses are and how loud it is when you are in the same room. This listing answers none of them in its own text. It does state the stainless tub, which four of the built-ins, the Avanti, the KoolMore, the EdgeStar and the Summit, never do.

Do not confuse it with the SPT built-in. The SD-9254SS above is the same maker’s built-in: 32.4 inches high against 35.63 here, 54.0 pounds against 118.0, top-mount against wheels, and sold by Amazon.com where this one is sold by VirVentures. Both state Energy Star, 8 place settings and a stainless tub, and both list a width of about 17.6 inches. Check the model number, SD-9254SS or SD-9263SS, before you order.

What to weigh. It is sold by VirVentures rather than Amazon.com, and was in stock at capture. If the BLACK+DECKER is out of stock and you want the same full-height portable footprint in stainless, this is the closest match on paper. Ask the seller about the faucet adapter before ordering.

Best for: A buyer who wants a stainless full-height portable and will check the manual for hook-up details.

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