All shelving and drawers can be fully accessed or removed with the door restricted to the 90° opening.įor flush inset custom panels thicker than 3/4', a 90° door stop may be required to prevent interference with adjacent cabinets. Stopping both doors at 90° is rather restrictive in French door or side-by-side models. A 90° door stop is provided with the unit. In a Flush Inset installation, the front or top of the unit sits flush or on the same plane as the surrounding cabinetry.įor an Integrated Flush Mount look - These comments are on Sub Zero’s site: This unit installed in a Standard application (framed/overlay) will sit proud, or sit forward of the surrounding cabinetry or countertop. Rych, what I think I’m seeing is an almost flush installation on your fridge (lovely, by the way!) It’s what we/our cabinet maker are doing as well. Heather, yes, that’s the way to do it, and why one often reads “my kitchen is finished, but still waiting on the fridge panels. Jennifer, by now you’ve probably spoken to the installers, but in case others stumble across with questions I’ll attempt to explain via visuals and quotes from Sub Zero re: Flush Installation. Sophie Wheeler, thank you for jumping in, I was in a rush last night and was not as clear or thorough as needed.

Thus, we chose the Built In for cubic foot capacity, and the depth of our base cabinets were already planned at 27”. They do not make a 48” integrated, and the Integrated are shallower. I’d like to add, Sub Zero makes Integrated Refrigerators. I’ve gone into depth here in case anyone else stumbles across this with the same questions.

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