That’s a great idea! Thanks, Matty!

@WoodmereEstateRevival your welcome!! Ussually all stock cabinet lines have a 30" or a 24" deep fridge panels. I always order the 30" and have my guys rip them down to 26" deep. Not everyone had the budget for my custom cabinet lines.

Glad it was helpful! Congratulations on finishing your project!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks, Paulie! Thankfully, we had just enough clearance for the door to open all the way without a spacer. If I did it again, I would probably add a 1” spacer to give us a little more breathing room.

Thanks, super helpful on ideas and dealing with plumb and square issues of the room. In the preliminary phase of a kitchen remodel, waiting on cabinets.

@@beschneider1 I’m glad the video was helpful. Good luck with your project, Bruce!

Hi Mitchell! Those end panels were definitely a little bit tricky. Thankfully, they were longer than I needed from the factory, so I could trim the top and bottom. I mounted the right panel first. I used clamps to hold it to the cabinet and then scribed it across the bottom with my carpenter’s pencil. I trimmed it with my circular saw with a finish blade. I used painter’s tape to protect the finish and a clamp on fence to hold me straight. I cut along the line with my utility knife first to prevent tear out. Then, I mounted the cabinet that goes above the refrigerator to the right hand panel and the wall. Finally, I clamped the left hand panel to the cabinet and repeated the scribing process. Both panels had to be cut flush with the top of the cabinets because we used a starter molding to hold the crown molding. Good luck with your project!

I’m glad this video was helpful, Phil! The fridge panels sit on the finished floor. We finished all of our hardwood floors before we installed the cabinets and panels. We did not do shoe molding on the panels, but you certainly could if you feel like it would look good with the rest of the surrounding trim. Good luck!

Everything must be perfect 🤩 😂

@@WoodmereEstateRevival He is the Man!!!!! love this!!!..

We stopped the countertop flush with the end of the cabinet. You could have it notched around the end panel if you like, but we thought it looked better to stop it flush.

did you have a 1/4 lip on the side of your panel. Each of our cabinets have a little lip on the side, so does the refrigerator panel. If we line up the upper cabinet with the lower cabinet we have a gap beside the upper cabinet. @@WoodmereEstateRevival

They came from our local KraftMaid dealer. You can find one close to you here: www.kraftmaid.com/where-to-buy/