Can this refrigerator be placed inside a pantry closet?
832918
I'd be wary of doing that -- the fan needs to have access to a lot of open circulating air, not sure a pantry closet can offer that.
832919
p.s. mine lasted only around a year before it conked out. I'd suggest looking around for a different, more reliable model. Keep in mind also that the shelves are designed to fit ONLY your classic regular type of wine bottle. Anytime you have something like a red with a wider base (like a lot of California wines) or champagne, you have to jam it in or else remove a shelf. Why they didn't think of this is a mystery to me. But it makes sense given how shoddy my machine was.
832920
yes, make sure you vent from side and back. It is important so the motor does not burn out.
166568
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! ;-)
1838447
No, the handles protrude out from the ends, so it would be very unstable. It can however be set to refrigerator temps.
1634820
I think that it would fit in a refrigerator door. I don't put it in ours bc we put our milk there, but if the milk was not there, then the container would fit in it. Its a round container if that helps!
362904
This is not made to put a refrigerator on it. Why are you putting a fridge on carpet anyway - basement? I would suggest using a 3/4" piece of oak plywood under your fridge. Will cost you about $35 and is very strong. I have done that - while I wait for the weakened oak floor to get fixed. It evenly dispurses the weight and I have no worries the fridge will go through the floor where it is weakend. Measure where your wheels are and cut it about 1 inch larger all the way around. You won't really see it and if you think you will - cut it exact from back to front. Hope that helps!
716453
Yes, if you have the height in the area you will place them. Mine is placed in my pantry on a wire shelf, leaving room for tuna cans, chicken cans, etc. on top
216909
If you have adjustable shelves it should work fine and what's nice is that you can always remove it if you need the room, I use two in my fridge
2126150
Pantry....this is a dehydrated (dried) food product..the humidity of the refrigerator would damage it.
1561594
No. I have a small fridge in my bedroom and thats the only way it will fit,.
1490121
I have mine mounted flush to the backside of a pantry door. Measuring from that surface to the inside of the metal bars is 2 and 3/4 inches exactly. so a jar of 2 3/4 inches will fit, maybe a little tightly. I think you could also mount the rack with spacers, 1/4 or even a 1/2 inch, which would allow a bigger item to fit but I wouldn't space it to much further as this would affect integrity of mounting and you also need to make sure you clear everything inside the cabinet when the cabinet door is closed(of course assuming that where you are mounting. This would also create a small gap, the width of your spacer, along the backside of each tier shelf. I have mine mounted flush to the backside of a pantry door. Measuring from that surface to the inside of the metal bars is 2 and 3/4 inches exactly. so a jar of 2 3/4 inches will fit, maybe a little tightly. I think you could also mount the rack with spacers, 1/4 or even a 1/2 inch, which would allow a bigger item to fit but I wouldn't space it to much further as this would affect integrity of mounting and you also need to make sure you clear everything inside the cabinet when the cabinet door is closed(of course assuming that where you are mounting. This would also create a small gap, the... » Read More I have mine mounted flush to the backside of a pantry door. Measuring from that surface to the inside of the metal bars is 2 and 3/4 inches exactly. so a jar of 2 3/4 inches will fit, maybe a little tightly. I think you could also mount the rack with spacers, 1/4 or even a 1/2 inch, which would allow a bigger item to fit but I wouldn't space it to much further as this would affect integrity of mounting and you also need to make sure you clear everything inside the cabinet when the cabinet door is closed(of course assuming that where you are mounting. This would also create a small gap, the width of your spacer, along the backside of each tier shelf. « Show Less
283147
As long as your refrigerator is magnetic, yes. Stainless steel fridges aren't usually magnetic.
1542585
This refrigerator will hold bottles which are 3 1/4 inches in diameter. Anything larger and the shelves will not work easily. While the unit seems to work well it would have been helpful if the interior had a extra 1/8 to 1/4 inch distance between shelves.
710372
Yes you can, we are using it as a pantry and can put quite a bit of food in it , including 3 12 packs of soda on the bottom shelf.
2009459
no, but maybe a better question for the manufacturer. Fridge is good for small kitchens. I have had mine for about 9 months and it has worked well.
664394
I do not know. However, this Interdesign 70530 Refrigerator Bin, Stacking, Clear, 8" X 4" Organizers is advertised for use in the refrig or freezer, so maybe. Have you searched the company on-line?
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Yes. I have 2.5 shelves all stacked together and they are the height of my fridge, just under 6 feet (I couldn't use the rest of the third shelf as there are cupboards over my fridge that would be in the way). I have it slid in that very narrow space between my counter and fridge and it works great.
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I don't think that it is good idea to put in a closet besides it is not safe since it is part designed fit into GE's refrigerator.