Our fridge cavity is 705mm deep which I assume is a standard depth, but as we had a water tap put at the back during our build, the actual depth is only 650mm because the tap sticks out into the space. We are currently in the process of thinking about a new fridge (our current one is almost 10 years old and doesn't have water connected) but our fridge currently is only 620mm deep whereas the new (bigger) models seem to be much deeper now.
Could anyone tell me how they get on with a plumbed fridge when most I have seen tend to be around 740mm deep. Does this mean it will stick out 90mm or do the fridges have a niche cut out of the back to accommodate the tap?
Also, the dimensions state that the cabinet depth of the fridge is about 600mm, so does this mean it should not be recessed more than this (I assume the rest is the door and handle depth)? And if so, then wouldn't it stick out even more (almost 15cm)?