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Fisher & Paykel Dishwasher Drawers at Plesser's Appliances

Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer dishwashers, available at Plesser's Appliances, are the product the brand invented and is still best known for. Two independent drawers in a single opening, or a single drawer in a half-height one, each running its own cycle.


Two Independent Drawers
A double DishDrawer runs each drawer on its own cycle and its own program, so you can wash a small load now without waiting to fill a full machine, or run delicate glassware in one drawer while pots run in the other. For a household of one or two, that means you never run a half-empty full-size dishwasher again.


Loading Without Bending
Drawers pull out at counter height rather than requiring you to bend and reach into a deep cavity, and you load from above where everything is visible. For anyone with back or mobility considerations, this is a genuine ergonomic advantage that a traditional dishwasher cannot match.


Single Drawer for Tight Spaces
A single DishDrawer occupies half the height of a standard dishwasher, which makes it workable in a butler's pantry, a bar, a boat, a small apartment, or as a second dishwasher elsewhere in the kitchen. Confirm capacity against your typical load, since a single drawer holds meaningfully less than a full machine.


Wash Programs and Quiet Operation
Wash programs cover delicate glassware through heavily soiled pots, with sensing that adjusts water and duration to soil level. Low decibel ratings suit open-plan kitchens. Confirm the program list and rating for your model, since these differ across the DishDrawer range.


Opening, Utilities, and Installation Planning
Installation requires a standard undercounter opening for a double or a half-height opening for a single, plus water supply, drain connection, and a dedicated circuit. Panel-ready configurations are available for cabinetry integration. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about configuration, panel requirements, and utility connections before cabinetry is built.