Sub Zero created the market. That’s the level that you’re asking to be in. It doesn’t come at 1/2 price. Settle for a plain old counter depth in stainless.

Ok I guess at the end the difference between panel ready integrated or non integrated relies on the fact that the fridge allows for flush install or not (they all state 24" deep when they state "panel-ready" so I guess they can have flush install, including the Dacor above, but i will call Dacor to be safe). Basically you just need to have a cabinet guy that understands that he has to get me cabinet depth and panel width in a way that everything is flush. But there is not such a thing as integrated or not integrated to me, it is all about the depth of the cabinets and width of panels. All panels ready fridge who are 24" depth are "integratable", as long as cabinets allow it. It is the cabinet design that "integrates". Do we agree or am I missing something?

What do dislike about your current configuration? If you don’t like the upper two doors - I would look at Thermador and Subzero panel ready top fridge/bottom Freezer configuration. The top fridge has one door not two. The bottom of the SZ is two drawers. A column configuration wil have two stand alone units. One for the fridge and one for the freezer. This allows you to cusomize the width of each unit. However, buying two columns is more expensive. A column can also be a frdige/freezer like the SZ below. Thre are installation differences in the column versus a built in. A colunn is often used to have the fridge/freezer ”disappear” into the cabinetry. The side by side built in will be one unit. I don’t know how much space you have width wise. Link to the SZ https://www.subzero-wolf.com/sub-zero/full-size-refrigeration/integrated-fridges/36-inch-integrated-over-under-refrigerator-freezer-internal-dispenser-ice-maker-panel-ready

Which model JennAir is this? Or are they columns? If it is labeled just "panel-ready" as your subject title suggests, it is not constructed to be fully integrated so that it would be flush with the adjacent cabinetry. To be fully integrated requires special door hinges so that the fridge doors can open fully when flush with the adjacent cabinetry. Can your fridge's doors open fully? Please provide the model number. If JennAir does not specify that this fridge model is a fully-integrated construction, you can never get it to look like it is, and you may have trouble opening the doors if you try.