Would this be suitable to place under a bar fridge?
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Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would keep these raised areas from crushing under a concentrated force. Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would... » Read More Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would keep these raised areas from crushing under a concentrated force. « Show Less
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I wouldn't recommend it. You would have to remove the handle on what side you wanted to set on the ground. The door is flush with the side so you would have to elevate it or the door would scrape on the ground. You would loose a lot of space as there is no shelving system and everything would poor out when you opened it. You would also block vents if you set it up that way and probably overheat the compressor. So in short no it is meant to be used as shown in the picture, might need to look for a different product to use it like a traditional fridge.
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I don't see why not...as long as it's all dry contents -- you don't want to get the unit wet. But yes, this would make a handy way to shift around a larger amount of foodstuffs in the pantry...Hey, now you've given me a new organizing idea! ;-)
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My husband says yes. Magnet is really strong so should be able to hold to the fridge (as long as your refrigerator is the right type of metal, i.e. not stainless steel). You'll have to tell us your long story some time.
328073
I absolutely intend to use in fridge. We now have narrow side by side and I think it would help a great deal, especially between the drawer space.
2256654
I would not recommend this be under a counter. It produces quite a bit of heat, and has a difficult time maintaining temp if ambient temp raises.
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It would depend on your refrigerator and how much stuff you keep in it. I think it could, but I don't store mine there.
1322974
The fridge would be fine. I fill it with ice water which would be colder than putting it in the fridge.
845004
I think it would be okay. They are pretty adaptable. Id just put it in the fridge every once in a while if it's seeing warmer days.
1478362
I've never done that. It's just a regular refrigerator. You'd probably have to watch out for the weather.
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I beliêve it would be worth a shot! If it didn't work, you could always use it for your refrigerator or something else. My sense though is that it would work! Gõod luck! :)
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sorry i didnt use for a refrigerator ,its cheap and have nothing to lose, dont fit return it.mine was for a project and work great.
2096538
It would certainly damp vibrations. But I don't know where any of the feet are rated for the kind of weight a fridge would put on them.
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yeah...I'd be a little hesitant to put drinks on it since it doesn't have an edge, but it would work fine for food. I've used mine for that in the past!
817775
I almost positive that it won't ruin it. It doesn't leave anything on my wall when I take it off to move it so it should be fine for the refrigerator!
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I put mine under counter and mounted tap to counter. Used a small can of the foam insulation to seal the hole on top of fridge...no problems. Technically, this is a free standing model but I did not want to pay the extra money for a true under counter model. I have decent ventilation space under counter and no problems so far
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I think so - you would just attach adhesive to the fridge. The straps are pretty long. I would double check the weight limit of the product vs the weight of your fridge (and its contents) just to be on the safe side though.