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American fridge/freezer -What depth for wall unit over the top?
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Yes it will open more than 90 but not up to 180 I don’t think. It will open more than how it’s opening now where it is so it sufficient for my use.Rosa_Damascena said:
Can the fridge doors open beyond 90 degrees though?Bendy_House said:sew_what said:I think you need to either make the f/f look built in with one side against the units or leave it freestanding, in which case I'm not sure a cupboard over will look right.
Ours is set between couple of built out larder units so they and the cupboard over are 700mm deep. The unit over is 1000mm wide so there is 50mm either side of the fridge to accommodate the thickness of the door when opened.
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