Need to move a top-freezer fridge because I need to replace the wall tiles behind it. Will these sliders help move the fridge? Thanks in advance!
1553268
I would definitely think so. Haven't used them for that but they are made to move heavy furniture -- a fridge would fall into that category. It would save your linoleum, too, if you have that in your kitchen.
1553269
If you are able to lift the appliance a little and get a slider under each corner, you won't have any problem. These sliders work like a dream
2090369
I have the counter depth model. The body of the refridgerator is the same depth as my counters. The handles do protrude out in front. It is not enough to affect movement in my kitchen. The model with a depth of 30-34" would stick out considerably from the counters. It is larger capacity though. It would probably work if one side of the fridge were against a wall.
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I have used quite a few of different ones and this one your asking about I used on a queen bed that kept moving on the wood floor. It was amazing!!! they are great !! I would tend to think yes they would work on the refridgerator just as long as the wheels on the fridge fit into the demention of the space allotted on castor cups.
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Yes, although it's not the best use of the design. They work well in the stack mode and interlock, when set on their side they can move if jarred.To aid in title selection I use tags ( on the end on the box) to catalog the tiles and rating then stack on the self in my library. They should work either way, enjoy.
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The ones I use do slide smoothly and do close all the way - I find them very useful and even use them camping and cook by covering them with coals from the campfire. They can replace Dutch Ovens. The size, shape and heavy duty metal makes them very useful in the fridge or freezer when storage space is limited. Al.
1134985
Yes. its a tight fit and getting them out is a pain. Also it help to put the tops one in first and work your way down the wall plate.
1548025
They are supposed to move. However, with both of the ones I bought, they "tried" to move, but didn't. When I say they "tried" to move, they moved slightly, and I could hear some of the mechanics inside grinding. I have yet to take them apart and see if I can fix them. It was disappointing to see this problem in two of them; it implies quality control issues.
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No. It has to be screwed into the wall. Check online for long bar magnets if you want one for your fridge. Hope that helps :)
1848660
Yes. They kind of lock into the top below them. The whole group takes up little space and doesn't slide off each other when in the fridge. I love these and have many sets.
806086
You mean if you have a side by side fridge and freezer? You could lock one to the other. Put one on the freezer door and one on the fridge door and lock them together. It attaches with adhesive and it's strong.
84820
YES! this is the way am using them now. My fridge is in arms reach of my stove, so it worked out perfectly.
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If you are looking for non slip I do not believe they would because they are hard. They stop some slipping from the top of them but you can step on them and if they are not secure you and the tile will slide if it is on a surface like smooth wood. I was able to put them wall to wall in one direction to keep sliding to a minimum.
1469135
I installed them on a king sized bed with excellent results. I cannot see why they would not be just as effective to hold a large refrigerator from moving.
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I would think so. I have two inner sliders that could be lifted I imagine. If you can drive a couple screws just above(not touching) the doors, they could not be pried up. All doors have some free room above for installation, but adding the screws removes the upward play I am told. Good luck.Tom
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In most cases, yes. Some stainless steel is non-magnetic. If regular magnets work on your fridge, you're good. The canisters stick to my white-painted steel fridge with no problem/no sliding.
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I haven't used it for those types of things but I think it will depend on your floor more than anything else. If it's a smooth slide friendly surface these would work great for your appliances.
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Yes, Janice. It does. But I didn't need it for my Frigidaire freezer on top. Now, ours is a knock off (much cheaper) and it works quite well. Super easy to install, basically plug and play....