Replacing an integrated fridge - hinge question

[Another Guest]

Hello all.

My integrated fridge is in need of replacement, and the currently fitted model has the sliding bracket type arrangement to connect the cabinet door to the appliance door, with the cabinet door hinged on the cabinet itself.

The fridges I'm considering replacing it with are all of the fixed hinge type, which as I understand it means that the cabinet door hangs on the appliance door itself, and is not separately hinged.

Can I do a straight swap between these two fridge types, or is there anything special about the design of cabinets/doors to accommodate this sort of hinge? I've been struggling to find out any info about this, and wanted to check before buying a fridge and finding myself driving up a DIY cul-de-sac...

Thanks in advance,

--Simon

[warwick]

You should be ok in removing cabinet hinge and fixing the doors straight to the fridge . The fixings to attach the door will come with the fridge.

[Another Guest]

You should be ok in removing cabinet hinge and fixing the doors straight to the fridge . The fixings to attach the door will come with the fridge.

Many thanks, that's what I was hoping to hear.

[Guest]

It was the existing swap for the integrated fridge. Just only to think it can supplement some various processes into a one fridge. I've hope that you can find a best replacement.

[jonny round boy]

It was the existing swap for the integrated fridge. Just only to think it can supplement some various processes into a one fridge. I've hope that you can find a best replacement.

WTF?

[cbkitchenfitting]

It was the existing swap for the integrated fridge. Just only to think it can supplement some various processes into a one fridge. I've hope that you can find a best replacement.

WTF?

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