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Just the height (the width was a perfect fit)...also I should mention, that our kitchen supplier was Frendel and you could only increase the height in increments, therefore the next one up that accommodated the fridge, but left a gap of a few inches remaining. What we did was keep a piece of valance fromt he kitchen install and attached it to the top of the fridge opening...this makes the fridge look built in and filled in the gap that was left.

jmith
It's not the counter depth fridge. Reg depth (more space)

Approximate Shipping Weight (lbs.) 450
Height to Top of Case (in.) 68-7/8
Overall Height (in.) 69-3/8
Case Depth Without Door (in.) 28-3/4
Overall Depth (in.) 34-3/4
Depth Without Door Handle (in.) 32-1/4
Depth With Door Open 90 Degrees (in.) 50-3/4
Overall Width (in.) 35-3/4
Width w/Door Open 90 Degrees Less Handle (in.) 37-1/4

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Here's a bump - for those who are looking for idea's for there homes

This is for Milton Leo!

Here's my kitchen darling... finally





and here's my lovely back yard

It's about time justagirl!

And now you are leaving that beautiful kitchen and fabulous back yard. Well you will just have to post your new kitchen when you're settled in to the country house.

We're almost done our new kitchen now too. It was mostly finished before Christmas; just a few frou-frouey things left which should be done by next weekend. I'll post it when it's finished if I can figure out how to make my stupid camera work. All the pictures are come out super dark and the damn camera auto-overrides everything I do -- can't figure out how to get it to take a normal-looking picture. Arrrghhh, isn't technology wonderful sometimes?!

Anyway, your kitchen is gorgeous justagirl. Where did you get your pendants from? I love them.

[quote=I'll post it when it's finished if I can figure out how to make my stupid camera work. All the pictures are come out super dark and the damn camera auto-overrides everything I do -- can't figure out how to get it to take a normal-looking picture. Arrrghhh, isn't technology wonderful sometimes?![/quote]

it's always a good idea to take a Lens cap off before shooting. lol

BTW, gorgeous Kitchen, Justagirl.

Okay, chop chop there justagirl. So where did you get those pendants from already?

lol... sorry I'm not 100% sure I'll have to ask my husband I believe he got them from either rona or home depot. I do really like them, in real life they have a light biege mosic pattern on them, In the evening they are so nice they give off a very warm glow. If your thinking of getting them for your new kitchen, you must come over for coffee first, and check them out. Besides it's about time you haven't been to my house yet.

I first posted our kitchen back on page 2 of this thread. It's changed a lot with our recent reno.







Props to Concept Cabinets on main street here in milton, Matt Hastie general contracting, Brian White (briwhi on this forum) for lighting and electrical, and John (universalTile on this forum) for backsplash and flooring. All of them were great and I highly recommend them for anyone considering any reno work.

Beauty kitchen !!!
Nice to see something other than the typical builder stuff
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That's a beautiful kitchen.

Just a bump for people looking for kitchen idea's and colour scheme idea's. Please post any photo's you have!

Our new kitchen is finally completed, I will be posting some new photo's soon

i had my dc meeting last week. did obsidian black counters with simcoe coconut (frendel) cabinets with the executive package (second from top) in my currant phase 7 in milton. will be ready in march. i also did a non-raised bar and a 1 half and 1 full sink.

Okay justagirl, is it "soon" yet? Let's see those pics!!!

King Luis, congrats on your Currant. It's such a great layout.

We also did black and white in our Currant ... just laminate, no quartz for us though rats, rats, rats. We did do the non-raised bar (really happy with that decision). Couple pics:

Nice kitchen! Do you have two houses miltonLeo?