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The woman of the house wanted this and that, and now looking around there is no place for the refrigerator. One of the items left is a hugh walk in pantry that looks like its going to get cut in size. but it will work real good for a built in refrigerator style. its the right depth. I can move one wall and the walk in becomes a closet pantry. But the question is ” will there be any ill effects on the refrigerator being close in, how much room is needed for the coils.
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I'm not sure if Dimension Express will help here or not. But maybe.
Rich Beckman
*Depends on the design of the refrigerator. Most that I have seen don't really have exposed coils like the old ones did, so can be moved closer to the wall as long as the air vents are no obstructed. Look at: http://www.marvelindustries.com/faq.htm
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The woman of the house wanted this and that, and now looking around there is no place for the refrigerator. One of the items left is a hugh walk in pantry that looks like its going to get cut in size. but it will work real good for a built in refrigerator style. its the right depth. I can move one wall and the walk in becomes a closet pantry. But the question is " will there be any ill effects on the refrigerator being close in, how much room is needed for the coils.