Would a small 1.8 cu ft frig possibly fit in the back of the unit if I moved around some shelving?
827778
No. The only possible area would be the wine rack spot but you would have to demolish that. Even then I don't think it'll fit because it's enclosed in two glass doors which wouldn't be practical for a fridge.
959356
Depends. AS the descriptions notes, its is only 23" deep. So if your front feet are less than 23" from te most rear part of the unit then yes. Otherwise, if you dont mine the sub sitting wihtout feet it could sit on that shelf and stick out a little. you could also place some of those pads that you use for chairs and such to keep them from scratching the floor. Stick them to the bottom and set it in there as well. Thats how I have mine. But mine is much smaller at 10".
504145
You could use it that way as long as the contents aren't over 10.5" tall. That's the space afforded due to a shelf in the middle of the cabinet.
1431665
A little less than 11 1/2 inches between shelves and leaving off a shelf would not be a problem
2097479
No it will not fit. I use it on a lower corner cabinet shelf. I have room to also set things under it.
1590885
I think it will work fine. My entry is smaller as well. You place the two sides in and then put in the shelf.
65654
My baskets are 1 cubic foot each, i.e., 1ft L x 1ft D x 1ft H. The shelf can't handle much more.
1808581
Yes you can. Just move one of the shelves up to next notch and it will fit.
1757387
I can't say for sure but, I would wager that it might be a little bulky for that. It's a nice unit and works well but, you might want to consider something less bulky/flatter unless you have enough room for it. i.e. the unit height is probably about 2.5".
1126157
I wouldn't. There are 4 holes on the back, but the metal of the hood isn't very thick and wouldn't support much weight. A cheap solution would be to get piece of shelving the size of the hood with two brackets mounted to the wall upside down and mount the hood to the bottom of the shelf. This will give you some extra storage space as well.
1200918
this unit should be free-standing and not inside a cabinet. Leave about 3 to 4 inches around the sides and back
1345340
robert, as you probably know; you do not want your refrigerator flush against the wall, as you want air flow in the rear of your refrigerator. the unit is almost 2" deep and the back of my frig is 4" from the wall, for air circulation. have a merry christmas and a prosperous new year! [sorry......i meant to answer a similar question to another person and answered yours instead. :) i also sent her this same answer. hope your unit is working fine.]
1600055
The shelf unit is not very wide and therfore would most likely not be big enough to put a tv on.
137302
No; the top shelf ends up being smaller than the bottom shelf do the others. Im pretty sure it wouldn't work! ;)
1763355
The top of the bottom shelf is approximately 1 1/4 inch off the floor so it should slide underneath with a little room to spare.
1469060
Two units stack together should not be a problem....but they are narrow, so be cautious
228970
The distance between shelves is close to 8". I have my cable box and CD player on it with room to spare.