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Design
Information
Stainless
Steel
Built-In
Refrigerators
Side
panels
are
required
whenever
the
sides
of the
refrigerator
will be
exposed.
1/2"
to 3/4"
side
panels
are
normally
set into
place
and
fastened
to adjacent
cabinetry
or to
the
back
wall
before
rolling
the
refl'igerator
into
the
opening.
Therefore,
the
rough-in
dimensions
must
allow
for
side
panel
thickness.
In both
a flush
and
semi-flush
installation,
the
finished
dimension,
(the
width
of the
opening
after
side
panels
are
installed),
must
accommodate
the
full width
of the
refrigerator
See
page
9 for
side
panel
sizes.
Installation
Between
Base c_
Wall Cabinets
Installation
At End-of-Run
NOTE:
1/4"
thick
side
panels
can
be inserted
into
the
case
trim,
making
the
rough
in the
same
as the
outside
trim
width,
36", 42" or 48".
Flush and Semi-Flush
Installations
1/4" Thick
I
II
S idePanels
II
I
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Finished Dim, I_A_
Roughed-In Dim,_B
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Models
A
B
/
36"
35-1/2"
36"
Cabinet
42"
41-1/2"
42"
48"
47-1/2"
48"
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Cabinet
Refrigerator door
1/4" Side Panels,Insert end of
side panel into trim
NOTE:
1/2"
thick
side
panels
shown.
Side
panels
can
be any
thickness.
Add
side
panel
thickness
to
outside
trim
width
(36",
42" or 48")
to calculate
the
rough
in dimension.
The
leading
(front)
edge
nmst
be finished
to match
surrounding
cabinetry.
Flush and Semi-Flush
Installations
1/2" Thick
IISideoPanels
II
I
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I
Finished Dim, I_,
A_-I
Roughed-In Dim,_B_
Models
A
B
36"
36"
37"
42"
42"
43"
48"
48"
49"
Cabinet
Refrigerator'_
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Cabinet k
i_, Refrigerator d oor \
/
1/2" To 3/4" Side Panels,Leading
EdgeFlush With Cabinet
Frameless
Cabinets
Side
panels,
1/2"
minimum
thickness
are
required
when
using
frameless
cabinets.
The
side
panel
acts
as a spacer
between
the
cabinet
and
the
case
trim
and
prevents
interference
with
cabinet
door
swing.
The
leading
(front)
edge
must
be
finished
to match
surrounding
cabinetry.
1/2" To 3/4" Side Panels,Leading
EdgeFlush With Cabinet
/
erator
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