I cant visualize with dimensions but I wanted to comment that if you have French style doors, you will not be able to fully open left door. And to clean, you will have to pull fridge out so you can fully open doors and get in there. It is not an end of the world problem and I live with it. If you have a fridge with one door that opens from left to right, you shouldn't have problems with full access to interior.

Maire....thank you. Yes, the move went smoothly...but unpacking has been slow....the last time we did this was 33 years ago....what a difference!

Bossy....I had the same situation in the old house...fridge against a wall. Even with a filler and side panel I still had to pull it all the way out to take the bins out to clean. Why do they put appliances against a wall?

In my case, I think previous owner had single door with hinges not on the wall side, which means it could fully open. Oh well. I do my nearest to avoid spills. For example, put meat, even if packaged, in a bowl to avoid blood leaks.

I do weekly shelf wipes and veggie/fruit bin edits. It makes for less major cleanups.

I have a panel just on one side. Doesn’t look funny to me. My fridge is 14+ years old ( came with the home) and I’m planning a change. If the back of my opening is the same as the front a 36” French door “should” fit albeit barely. If not I’ll remove quarter round on the panel side, push the behemoth in and re-attach a small piece of quarter round at the leading corner just for appearance. The wall side won’t open enough to completely remove pullouts on that side but cleaning wall side interior from panel side with panel side pullouts removed works.

Here is my setup, so annoying.

Can only open door 90 degrees, unless I pull it all the way to the front.

My fridge is up against a left side wall just like yours, Joanie. We have a BIG Samsung French door model that is pulled out far enough to open the left door all the way. No side panels or anything like that. It looks fine. I can't see having/needing a counter-depth fridge if it's against a wall that comes out that far.

Donna