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9 years ago

That red door does not have enough track to slide over and open even though the idea is nice.

Lu-In+Dave: Squirrel Hill, PA · More Info

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Adrienne DeRosa
9 years ago
Hi mimora81! While it is not visible from the photo, the door slides to the left to completely open. There is a space between the refrigerator cavity and the wall in which the track extends.
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8 years ago
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