If you only have 24" then yes , that's the look you'll have.

24" is not typical though. The carcass is 24" plus the door thickness which is 3/4" to 1" nominal.

BTW that is not a "framed" vairiant, just standard built in stainless. Framed allows a wooden panel to be slid into it and it has an integrated handle as part of the frame.

The SZ design guide details the various types with pictures.

I have a Liebherr integrated, I know it will fit flush in 24" deep cabs.

I will have frameless cabinets. But the fridge is enclosed on the left by a wall, which is exactly 24" deep. So, it sounds like the cabinets are going to sit proud of that anyway. hmmm. ok, trying to understand this.

I was just looking at the Monogram 30" integrated and it says it needs 25". So, I think that means it will sit about 1" proud of my side wall and also slightly proud of the cabinet doors on the other side. In that case, it would look more or less like the Sub Zero that I showed above? Can an integrated fridge be installed not integrated like that?

Sorry if my questions are stupid, I'm just trying to narrow down which brands I should look at.

Thank you very much for the help so far.

Why not extend the wall by 1" and look at any built in you'd like ?

Can you change the framing on the wall behind the fridge to inset it an inch or so?

Joe is correct... I understood the op to mean flush with "cabinet doors", not the cabinet itself.

My fully integrated Liebherr sits flush with adjacent overlay cabinet doors, in my case 3/4" proud of the face frame.

To clarify, for the Liebherr you would need 24" depth, plus whatever thickness your doors/panels are, so unless you have inset doors, it will sit flush.

You cannot tell anything without the diagram. There are three issues: the depth needed for the box, the way the frame will fit the opening, and then the thickness of the door and whether that and the handle will sit proud of the face of the cabinet.

For fully integrated the entire thickness of the door would sit flush with the cabinet. Only the handle protrudes. Then there is the issue of whether or not a cabinet panel will be used or the standard door.

For "standard" installation -- my Miele fridge is done like this and SZ also can be done this way -- there is a frame that covers the cut out. The frame is not deep and partially encloses the door but the door surface is not aligned with the face of the cabinet. It sits proud of the cabinet by 1.5 inches. Depending on the style of the door and location of the vent that can look more or less obvious.

The photo you show above is a standard installation of a SZ -- note that the grill and the doors sit proud of the cabinet panels. Your photo is NOT of a fully integrated refrigerator.

Miele and SZ both will produce a very nice result similar to the photo above with a 24" deep cabinet. That's what I had -- not a quarter of an inch more.

With a standard toe kick below the fridge there should be no issues with the bottom of the frames.

If your cabinets end up being deeper than 24" then you may/may not have more options. That depends on how deep they are and which fridge interests you.

But in any event, always check the diagrams on the spec sheets -- not just the listing of dimensions which can be very deceptive.

Good luck!

Fully integrated won't look good at all. It's designed to be concealed on the sides so not much is paid to the aesthetics of the edges.

On the sub zero for instance you'll see white plastic , which might be ok if you have white cabinets - but will look like rot with dark ones.