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Wine Fridge with Glass Door
The front of our existing wine fridge appears to be four narrow appliance panels around the glass door of the wine fridge, but in actuality, it’s a single piece with the middle cut out so the glass door of the wine fridge shows. Do you have any suggestions for attaching the four Barker panels to one another to then be installed? Our contractor said he would do a pocket hole from the back, but when he did so, it ‘popped’ the finish on the front and we are in the process of ordering replacement panels. Do you have any suggestions I can pass to them as to how best to attach the panels to one another so it can then be installed on the ‘fridge? Thank you for any ideas or suggestions!
P.S. This is the last piece of our new Barker kitchen – everything looks great, the overall install was smooth, and the contractors noted the quality of the cabinets. -
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I would probably just order a stick of the SQUARETRIM and miter cut it to create a four-piece mitered cabinet door frame with no panel. This is the cleanest and simplest way to achieve a solid frame with an opening in the middle so you can see the contents of the refrigerator, similar to a glass door, but without the glass.
Glue the corners and use a micro pin nailer to secure the joints and keep the frame strong.
The standard depth is 2″, but we can make it slightly larger if needed since these are built custom to order.
https://www.barkermodern.com/product-p/msquaretrimm.htmAlternatively, we do sell glass doors on BarkerdDoor.com, but those are real wood and would not match the materials and textures shown on Barkermodern.com.
