ASKO Alfresco Dishwasher™

March 7th, 2012

The outdoor kitchen is the epitome of our love of the alfresco lifestyle, letting us enjoy the company of family and friends and the beauty of nature all at once.

The demand has never been greater for intelligently designed and integrated products for perfect outdoor entertaining. ASKO has responded to the trend and developed the missing element of the outdoor kitchen – the Alfresco Dishwasher™.

The first dishwasher designed specifically for outdoor use, the ASKO Alfresco Dishwasher™ combines convenience, functionality and aesthetics for a design that will revolutionise outdoor entertaining.

With high-end Scandinavian design and build quality, the ASKO Alfresco Dishwasher™ has a stainless steel top, sides and back to withstand diverse Australian conditions. Advanced corrosion protection and sealed electronics keep out the elements.

14 place setting capacity, a flexible basket system for large plates, platters and bowls, and a 4 star WELS water efficiency rating make for an environmentally responsible and functional product for the ultimate outdoor kitchen.

Visit the ASKO website for more information.

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