Could you tell me how close the back of the refrigerator can be to the wall? Thank you! Debbie
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Debbie, LG recommends that you leave 1/8 inch on each side of the unit as well as 1 inch above and 1 inch behind the refrigerator.
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I have one at room's corner, so each edge of the stove is about 3 to 4 inches away from the wall. The other one I have is in front of the wall that is also about 3 to 4 inches away. I had the township fire inspection employee come for inspection (for this and other things) and he didn't have any issues with how far the stoves were from the walls.
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I didn't want to estimate, so I grabbed a tape measure. It's right at about 4.5" from the wall to the back of the TV. Wall to the front of the TV depends on how thick your TV is.
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i think you are asking what the distance is from the corner of the wall, when i have it pushed back as far as possible? If so, about 35 inches (or a little less - i have a window sill protruding that makes it impossible to get this tightly into the corner. If you need more, just ask. Great piece - easy assembly -
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I use this cabinet as a retail unit in my store front. There will be a small piece of glass running down te center back of unit if it is not placed on a wall. I have the back of the unit facing the inside of my store and the back glass is not bothersome to me or my customers.
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35" to the bottom under the table top, but there's a ledge around the base of the top piece, making the distance from the floor to the ledge 31.5". So, if you can tilt the fridge to get it underneath, you've got 35" to work with.
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It needs to be away from the wall about an inch. But, note that there is a hinge inside the door, so it doesn't just "flap" back, either.
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The whole back sits against the wall! Unless you have angled paneling, but even then it works with the right positioning. Hope that helps!
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I would say there is a gap. Only the sides could come close, and they do. But my baseboard prevents them from actually touching the walls. And the top of the unit extends less than 1/2 an inch further than the sides of the unit. The back of the unit is not corner shaped and can't touch the wall. I personally don't want it to touch the walls because I need a small space for the cables and wires to come out and go into a box I have for the outlets. I hope this helps.
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The one back close wall is two inch from floor. The two of side is four inch from floor. Is it helpful?
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If you meant each side of the unit is against the wall and their corner also fit in the corner of the wall, the answer is NO. There is no corner on the unit, the backside is parallel to the front side, only shorter, so there is a small gap between the wall corner and the back side. Hope I explained it.
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it closes up to about 4" wide. goes between the frig and the wall when the wife isnt using it.
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Mine is not under a counter or near anything else and it got too hot when I had it too close to the wall (about 1"). I pulled it out three inches and it works great. I'm remodeling my kitchen and plan to put it under a counter but not in a cabinet so there is airflow around the back and sides.
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yes, I would keep it about a couple of inches away from wall. I keep it about a foot away myself.
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Typically at least 6 inches from the wall and at least that for the sides. This model is not meant to be built-in tocabinetry, recessed or put underneath a counter. Additionally this model is not meant to be used in an enclosed area.While the back of the unit does produce a minimal amount of heat, it still needs to vent to an open area.
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Yeah i agree with Marilyn. I keep mine about 6 inches off the wall because i constantly turn the tv depending on where i am in the house. But if you want it close to the wall... you should consider getting one that does not swivel. It would sit a tad bit closer to the wall.
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Our installer told us the fridge had to be tipped slightly backwards to secure gravity assisted closure of the doors. Strictly level does not do it. Our installer was home depot who said they see this all the time. Our doors snap shut perfectly.