KA supposedly need more room. Also insert cabinets could be an issue with flush panels. I have 2 DW. Instead of deeper cabinets (more $$) I had the contractor add a 2"x4" behind the cabinets so the lowers come out 1.5". Only a bigger end panel was needed. The deeper counter gave me more space behind the sink - I love it. That 1.5" doesn't seem like much but a lot is going on around the sink and it does make a difference. If I had to do it all over again I would have made the uppers 2" deeper. HTH

Im not sure why you think it will stick out? I had an Asko with a cabinet front in my old kitchen, and am doing fisher paykel with cabinet front in my new kitchen. They are all designed to be flush with other cabinets.

Be sure to study the installation instructions and measurements before buying. The KA brand does have a reputation for not fitting, but most "integrated" dishwasher will be flush under normal circumstances.

If you have inset cabinets, you may need to get them a little deep to hold a dishwasher.

The electrical outlet for the dishwasher should not be behind it. Make it accessible after installation. This is safer and will save space behind the unit. My Miele Diamante is 22-9/16th deep to the front edge of a 3/4" panel on a fully integrated unit.

Here is a link that might be useful: Miele install specs

The dishwashers that can be integrated with inset cabinets are only slightly less deep. You won't miss the 1/2" in depth.

I have paneled KA DWs on each side of my sink. They are identical to my cabinets. My cabinets are full overlay, though, not inset.

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I don't know if this will help you, but we have an Asko that is integrated with our inset cabinetry. It has plenty of room for us.

Here is a photo with it partially loaded.

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