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I think the slidey things are pretty standard - work with blum hardware - so the door is attached to the cabinet as normal and the slidey tracks connect to the fridge door - pulling it open when you open the outer door. this is what i have on magnet unit with bosch fridge.
Floor - sheet stuff like forbo marmoleum (lino) or vinyl / rubber all need very smooth sub floors to look pukka If the slab has bitumen on it you need a special type of levelling screed too. you can overboard in ply - but that can lead to seams showing and isn't ideal. I've watched heaps of you tube about this - also seen a forbo floor laid by contractor who knew fuck all about it and sort of ruined the project.
We have forbo vinyl glued to self level over slab and it is cold to the bare foot in winter as the slab is 60s so no insulation under.
Forbo do a click fix diy product that you could lay over the slab. I might do this if my colonial hardwood basketweave parquet gets any worse. But its spenny
if you're saving for fancy floors later - why not just throw down the cheapest click fix laminate floor you can buy ? -