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May have a locking threaded collar which is not accessible without breaking tile to expose .

Looks fine to me .

Coat of emulsion will highlight any imperfections that then require filling and sanding .

Puzzled? How can wood treatment affect plastic in the vicinity ?

Agree with Ronnie's assessment .

Have used plastic on some bedside tables , has been fine .

No J trim to hold soffit at wall side .

Do the frame have drainage holes ?

No rubber seal , it’s silicon .

One positive, you have a long bird bath .

12year old post ? You are a bit late .

Get the installer back to remedy it.

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Plastic ? May discolour with heat .

All fridges require ventilation , nothing special about built in units. The current cupboard is oversized for a built in unit . Do you need a specialist team to plug a F/F in?

You can use hinge repair plates or simple move the spacing of the hinges.

Certainly need to turn hinges around , they may work , first thing to try to avoid spending more money.

Did you mean thermolite blocks? They are soft .

Where did you get the units from? Did you query the mistake on the hinge fitting?