Bosch (and other euro DW's) typically have a way t fillthespcebetween the DW and the cabinet. That leaves the panel. If the basic Bosch panel specs are used then the gap from the panel is large which I gather is what you object to some cabinet(many) mfg use the Bosch spec and require that a model number be submitted when ordering a panel.
The most commonon solution I've found is to find ways to order panels to my spec. The gap still is often greater than the other reveals but less objectionable.
Sometimes a cab co. let's me specwhat I want, sometimes I give them a DW model that suits my spec, sometimes I order the panel as something else and don't tell em it is a DW.
Another choice is to make the dishwasher space narrower (according to Bosch specs) but that has other problems so I don't recommend it.
I have also had them use solid stock to fill the gap between the DW and the cabinet which disguises the issue a little, but haven't tried that on a Bosch only Asco.
So best case Nowis a new panel, keeping in mind that the maximum "safe" width is 23 3/4".

Wow, that's a scary story. Not to hijack, but question for jakuvall -- is there a better DW for panelling? I had kind of narrowed it down to Bosch and Kitchenaid Superba.

Mom23Es, I hope you can get this resolved . . .

The best DW's to panel are the euros.

I have a paneled Bosch and there is no gap on the sides. The panel was made to the specs provided with the dishwasher. Here is a picture.

{{!gwi}}