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Can Furrion RV Dishwasher Be Installed In Cabinet Instead Of On Countertop  

Updated 08/06/2026 | Published 07/27/2026

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I'm remodeling the kitchen in our fifth wheel and would rather not leave a dishwasher sitting on the countertop. Can this Furrion dishwasher be installed inside a cabinet instead?

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Hey Ashley, yes it can! The Furrion RV Dishwasher # FR32TF (black) or # FR52TF (silver) is designed for countertop use but can also be installed inside a properly sized cabinet. You'll want a cabinet opening that's at least 21-5/8" wide x 17-11/16" high x 19-11/16" deep.

The installation also requires a 2-3/8" x 2-3/8" cutout for the water and drain lines, and Furrion specifies placing the plumbing connections and power outlet in the adjacent cabinet rather than directly behind the dishwasher.

What kind of fifth wheel are you installing it in?

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Bruce I.

8/5/2026

I placed the unit inside one of my weather protected compartments on the outside of the 31ZW. The compartment has a 110 gfi to plug into when in use. I connect a water hose to the intake side and place a five gallon bucket to collect the expelled dish water. I didn’t want to use interior space. If you are going to install inside you will need secure water hook up, secure grey water disposal line into disposal tank and a usable 110 electric gfi to plug into. The unit does a thorough job of washing and drying dishes.

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Robin H.

8/6/2026

@BruceI thanks for sharing your setup! That's a creative way to save interior space, and I appreciate you pointing out the need for secure water, drain, and GFCI power connections for anyone planning a permanent installation. Glad to hear it's been doing such a great job cleaning your dishes!

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