“What depth should I plan for the opening? I want to make sure that the black sides of the refrigerator aren't visible but I also understand that there needs to be clearance for the doors to fully open.”
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The case depth is 24 3/8". Providing additional clearance in the back for the power cord and the water supply line will also be needed. Detailed product dimensions are available at the bottom of the Features tab on this site.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This just happened to me, and I had to rebuild a wall because of it. The black area is 24 inches in depth, but considering the water line and plug, I extended it to 25 inches, which was really close. I had to remove the baseboard from the back and replace it with a quarter round for the wood floor. If you go beyond that, the doors won't open, so you have to stay within the 24-26 inch range. Id recommend putting it in place and measuring, if your are doing a builtin cabinet it shouldn't pass the countertop lip in depth at the most otherwise the doors will be blocked from opening.
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