I'm installing a new kitchen and need to put some sockets in for an integrated dishwasher and washing machine.

Putting them directly behind does not look an option from a space perspective.

I don't particularly want to fix them to kitchen carcasses, I think that's a bit rough (or certainly the ones I've seen have looked this way)

I was thinking of sinking a backbox into the wall for 1st fix (all cables are going in 20mm conduit sunk in the wall). Then mounting a 1G pattress over the top  to the take the socket past the service cavity. I was planning on cutting an appropriate sized hole in the back of the cabinet for this to then pass through

Anyone got any other suggestions, what do others do. ?

I think getting the appliance plug up the service cavity might be a bit tight.

My mums 30 year old Magnet kitchen has a service void you can reach from the sides, but modern kitchens seems to close it off/have narrowed it

Thanks

PS: the sockets are going to be un switched and controlled via 20 DP switches from worktop height.

I dont like a plug directly behind an integrated appliance

I never used to like sockets in units but its standard practice now.

we often bring them to the front  of the side panel to make it easier to get access to sockets for customers.

I hate sockets behind units with a hole cut to see it.

see a lot of sparks screw them to floor before units go in, absolut nightmare for testing / faults / alterations.

Our electrician said that plugs had to be accessible (so the user can disconnect them quickly in the event of a fault) which meant they weren't allowed directly behind the appliance. He was happy to fix them to the back of an adjacent cabinet (eg where they will be hidden by 100 tins of beans).