Is it possible to integrate a standard undercounter fridge?

[tsomo2000]

Hi All

My integrated undercounter fridge has broke and I am currently looking for a cheap alternative.

From looking around at Currys/Comet etc integrated fridges seem to be at least £80 more expensive than their undercounter 'non integrated' equivalents.

Does anyone know if it is possible to convert a standard undercounter fridge so it integrates into the kitchen unit. I was thinking some sort of door conversion would be available but google doesnt bring up much.

Many thanks

Alex

 

[Gobo]

Unless your current worktop has the depth for the fridge to be recessed back and a door put on front, hinged separately your out of luck.

A standard worktop is generally around 600mm deep you would need preferable around 700mm of depth to recess a standard fridge far enough back to fit a door over. Alot of work, so you might be better just searching round for a better deal on the integrated fridge to suit.

Gobz