Been enjoying balmy Tottenham Hale, where the boy has been at a climbing competition. Exhausted now on the train home.
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How unusual, did it not come with a set of adjustable feet?
I agree.
It should have adjustable feet for leveling, that should allow you to raise it that far.
That’s me 
Also the worktop is 40mm otherwise would have used the sink cut out.
It has adjustment for levelling but not enough to her it up 60mm. It’s a problem of ordering the appliances 8 months before we finalised the kitchen. Everything else fits thankfully
4 bricks? Usually between 63 and 65mm. Maybe a 50mm paving slab with tile packing, or bed up to the required level with sand and cement.
Let’s leave the ideas for builders shall we 
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Don’t agitate my reminisce gland. Uh uh.
You could take one of the threaded feet out and find longer ones with the same thread.
Out of nosiness, what height have you set the top of the worktop?
880mm matches the end boards
Pretty standard height, just asked as in the pics you have posted in the past you looked very tall and thought you may haave installed the kitchen to suit. 
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And build a box for Claire?
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Yeah she is just 5 foot 
the top shelves are all mine
Feeling like CRAP following three molar extractions prior to implants…
Dentist kept muttering under his breath whilst standing on my chest.
“ Hardest jaw bone I’ve ever come across “ “ Never had this problem before “
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On the plus side a good bone density is good for implants.
From experience I can tell you that the opposite is no fun at all.
Russ to the rescue, you’re also guaranteed to have a silent wash…
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And your whites will be whiter. And as for your inky blacks, let’s not go there.
In all seriousness, a paving slab is a good idea - nice solid base to stand the machine on.
That did cross my mind as he was hauling away 
Live tracking Mrs Waxy as she runs the Bristol half-marathon
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