Well, I like Cristal but didn't want to fork over the dough so I settled for the Asti Spumanti in the Frigidaire Pros. I like them very much. They do make a single unit trim kit, but then you'd be without a freezer or a fridge. I think there are companies that could make a trim kit for any fridge. Just googling around, I did come across this one: http://www.microtrim.com I wonder if they'll do a custom trim kit at a reasonable price. The Frigidaire trim kit is $300, so I'd think anything in that range would be reasonable.

Thanks everyone for chiming in. So, this is what I decided. I will test self clean again once the technician gets it working again. Reasons include: 1) so far, even though Whirlpool does have an upgraded blower for my model, they have not authorized that for my oven. Knowing that I have a known-to-be inferior part bugs me. 2) I lived without an oven for years, and now having a wonderful cooktop and countertop toaster oven, I can survive a while if the oven stays out of order for a while. 3) I'll have more confidence in the oven if it does survive one or two self clean cycles. After that, I might just stop using the feature esp. if I'm approaching the end of the warranty. 4) If the oven dies after three repairs, the lemon law kicks in. I guess I'll get a refund then. But to be honest, I have no idea if there is another oven that's reliable out there that can fit in my cut out, not to mention match somewhat the microwave oven that was installed in the cutout above. I'll worry about it when it comes to it. Oh, some of you suggested: test the self clean when the tech is still around. He suggested I do not. Because if the oven dies again, it's considered part of the same repair, which will delay the onset of the lemon law. So, wait until he is gone and has closed the case, I can test again. Thought I should share that knowledge with others. I know (after started looking into the issue) that self clean puts a lot of stress on ovens, and many don't survive, but many do as some users testified in the thread. I honestly think that in general, the Ikea/Whirlpool models are inferior to others because so far, even after I asked the question explicitly on IkeaFans forum, I have not seen a single user coming forward and said that had success with the oven and its self clean feature.

I am so super bummed I found this article! I wish we would have made our one-sided walk-in closet narrower as we ended up with a very small bedroom! We settled on 40" deep after reading this article the closet took valuable space away from the bedroom which is 10' x 11'. I would have done ANYTHING for an extra 5-6" which would have made the room 5' x 11.5" and the closet 36" deep which is plenty for a side-entry walk-in closet. We wanted to do walk in instead of reach in because of the flexibility of the bed configuration and gaining more wall space in the room. But we ended up with a small bedroom and a large closet. Don't make the same mistake we did!

Thank you kswl2. I wanted the pharmacy design to set these pharmacists apart. We had a very small budget. I found the storage shelves for the prescription drugs from a pharmacy that was going out of business. By the time we got to the front end of the store, there was no budget for lighting so I scavenged branches from a brush pile, hung them from wires off the suspended ceiling and purchased inexpensive paper lanterns to identify the waiting area. Here's a picture of when I just finished hanging the lanterns and trimming some of the branches. This could easily be adapted for a dining room.