I paneled one fridge, a drawer fridge, and I put the other one into a closet for now. A 24"w CD fridge. The closet is 4' from the kitchen and has bypass doors.

p.s. stateside I think it was Hafele that had the plastic glide/guide that holds the two doors together while one slides a little past the other as they open.

I decided to make my own glides. It's just a C shape holding (or clamping loosely) a flat bar. One part attached to one door, the other to the other door. Each piece of plastic is worth 1/10 a cent to a factory. The two parts don't have to fit tight or precisely; any rough fit or "tolerance" will do. It's not worth it to me to seek out a distributor and order it. Long ago I would have been willing to pay $20 or $30 for it. I'm different now.

Long in the future I will turn the fridge 90 degrees and put a door on the side wall of the closet. Getting that door to pull open the fridge door is not going to be a psychological problem. It may take some time to adjust a couple sliding bars so that the two doors stay fairly close together when opening and closing, but it won't feel aggravating or worrisome to me.

hth