Temporarily you can lay a thin bead of caulking it will come off both the fridge and counter cleanly. Not seeing the issue and possible space it's difficult to advise you further. Possible to take a picture?

Bev! the electrical plugs are different in the UK(!) the OP will need to buy UK wired appliances IN the UK. Misguided info to give the OP... Read up. http://www.uk-yankee.com/guide/expat-guide-uk/electronics-compatibility graham: try contacting some of the bigger international companies such as GE, LG, Bosch, etc and get the question directly to them. An old friend had one in her London apartment years ago so I know it is possible but will take some sleuthing. have you tried this place http://www.appliancecity.co.uk/products/fridges-and-freezers/american-style-fridge-freezers/

Hi Sanket, The sizes of a standalone fridge versus a built in differ quite a bit. Your tall units and the microwave, oven segment have their own set sizes. you can add a door to the fridge but it will just out like a sore thumb. It would be advisable to keep the fridge as a separate unit. Best Miloni

Hi, there. Your layout sure looks perfect, we would advise you not to make any changes in the plan. But, in the 3D render image we would suggest you to either push the fridge to a lil bit right or left, so you can get a continuous line of upper storage. It would make a good look for the kitchen. Thank you.