If not using the hook at the top (due to fridge shelves being glass/plastic), does it rest on the shelf upright? The image does not make that clear.
1010833
We put ours in our kegerator and it sits on the bottom of the fridge unassisted.
1010834
I purchased some double sticky-sided foam tape at the hardware store and have mine stuck to the inside side wall of my refrigerator. It's inconvenient to have it loose on a shelf.
1010835
The case depth is about 1/4" so you could set it against something but it might tip over when the fridge door opens or shuts. I have one wire basket at eye level so it works for me. The hook aso works at 45 degrees. Hope this helps!
1010836
I've found the best way to mount it inside a refrigerator or freezer with plastic walls is to pick up some Velcro tape with adhesive on both parts. Stick the hook piece to the refrigerator wall where you want the thermometer to be and the fuzzy piece to the back of the thermometer. This way you can remove it easily to replace the battery. Note that changing the battery takes a bit of trial and error with a bent paper clip, but once you've done it it's fairly easy to repeat. Try pressing it in and down on the latch and then pry the battery slide out with a thin flat-blade screwdriver.
1010837
Mine hooks on... if it did not... I'd would lay it on its' side (butted-up against something) vs face up or face down...
1010838
Yes, the hook also hinges back creating a support much like a table picture frame.......it will work sitting on a shelf, or hanging. Hope that this helps!
1010839
Yes it can stand on a shelf upright. It's underside is fully flat. But being rather thin, it doesn't take much to topple it over. BTW it only measures down to 0 deg F. So if your freezer is lower than that, it simply reads out "LL".
540185
It really needs to be hung - or anchored somehow to the vertical surface. I would think that once you get bottles in the top shelf, you run the risk of it toppling - and breaking bottles of polish.
1369479
yes. I think I have placed it in the top rack and the lower shelf. If you have any concerns, put it on the top shelf only.
1239537
The hook on top allows it to hang either way, where and how it hangs depends on shelf layout and size. We sit it on it's base on the tray or rack and angle it to catch the oven light or hang it on the rack facing the oven door.
408499
I checked mine, and it is not. You would have to put up a small shelf if you wanted it off the counter top.Hope this helps!
2204547
There is a metal "bracket" that is attached to the bottom of the cabinet. Shelf goes onto that. I LOVE mine!
1124241
Yes it is. You can position it two ways - like a traditional cooler with the lid on top, or upright like a portable refrigerator.
1804209
There are grooves that the shelf sit in so it cannot be moved. I am not sure if it would diminish the stability if you left the shelf out.
1894768
The shelf is removable, I actually rarely used it as an upright. I use it like a regular cooler, at that point the "shelf" is a divider. This is an awesome cooler. Mostly used it in the car so we could eat better on the road.
128803
It doesn't stick out ver far, maybe an inch or so. My fridge isn't flat against the wall anyway so I didn't have to reposition it at all.
1723452
Mine will not fit upright on any shelf either in the refrigerator or the door. I think you need about 13" height space if you plan to place it upright ... maybe a little more to promote getting it in and out easily. I have to store mine on its side on the door and really don't like putting beverages on their side.
1898093
Its supposed to be hanging. There is another type that is used for a shelf.
1179889
It is designed to be screwed in place. You may be able to rig some sort of mounting, but it is a bit heavy and need a very study mounting since it is heavy duty and can hold heavy items. You may be able to use wood under the shelf and mount it. Good luck, if it works it is a very nice addition.
378889
The shelf just sits on the top. It is loose, not attached. Any one of the shelves can be picked up and removed without much trouble.
556598
Yes, I stacked two but eliminated one shelf as I cracked it by accident. Turns out that it was tall enough anyway. I placed it between the fridge and wall. When storing things keep heavier items on the bottom (soda/beer/canned food) to stabalize and boxed items on top. I also nailed a small piece of wood to the floor as a "stop" to prevent the cart from rolling all the was out and topling over. Hope this helps.
1694871
Yes, that is what I did with rack. I did put a piece of glass on shelf first. It fits a small spot perfectly.
151127
I store mine flat, see no reason why it couldnt be upright except for tipping over and cracking the glass top.