The front of my refrigerator is slightly curved. Would this prevent me from installing the Fridge Mount securely?
1868402
no problem at all. I just got got a new stainless steel frig 2 months ago, with the front doors slightly curved, and the mount adhered just fine.And this was after I pulled the "command" adhesives off the old frig, and bought new "command" adhesives to RE-stick the Belkin mount to the new frig.
1868403
The mount is not flexible, and is supposed to be flush with the fridge. I don't know that I would trust it to be secure on a curved surface.
365013
Mine is already in place so I can't measure it, but it's similar to any standard refrigerator. I added a surge protector, so if you need a couple extra feet, that would help.
2087755
Yes, I think it will fit under your refrigerator. If you have one of the fancy models that are deeper than a standard, it may not reach all the way back but it should fit under without a problem.
1114881
There are two allen head screws that secure the vertical arms (secured to the TV) to the horizontal plate (secured to the wall). These seem to prevent the unit from being accidentally dislodged ;however, on my unit they do not absolutely eliminate the possibility of the TV being moved left/right. It seems unlikely that "small, curious hands" could facilitate this.
6983
Yes I use mine for that purpose and it works perfectly. I have a double door refrigerator and it fits nicely on the shelf.
1345339
This is the narrowest surge protector that I could find. The plug does not stick out because you plug it into the side of the unit. The cord from the refrigerator sits parallel to your wall. Your refrigerator should not stick out any more than normal.
825331
Its screw in. I don't think you'll find a tension mount in a curved design.
749414
It Will Fit Great Flat Against A Wall Or You Can Place In A Corner. Mine Is Against The Wall. Just Make Sure The Fridge And Oven Door Opens Easily If Placed In A Corner Due To The Angled Sides.
547622
It did not work on mine, but my fridge has a dimpled surface. It probably will stick on smooth surface.
1610892
With the U-shaped bracket that mounts to the sides of the cabinet - Is there anything that would prevent using a nut and bolt to connect the two brackets in the center? This would still allow mounting on the rear and bottom and connecting the two together in the center.
1863048
I used screws to mount mine on walls so not sure about a fridge. The magnet is a solid strip and very strong.
1908035
As long as you have space to the side of your shelf, it should fit your fridge.
492323
Mounting brackets have a slight bend, but it wouldn't take much to straighten them out. I'd say it could be mounted either way. After shortening, ours is almost vertical.
699905
I think you might have a problem with it staying in place once it is cut and probably scratch the fridge. It is a metal material.
91620
i dont think so. Not sure how will you screw this to a refrigerator. Magnet is only on one side if you are thinking of that.
300223
Yes, that is correct. My shelf is only 5/8-3/4 thick, so I have a bit more room. The front trim piece does have a 1/4" lip to prevent items from sliding out the front if it is tipped forward. Hope this is helpful.
851537
Probably not, because it is not made for your brand. Go on youtube and view the video that shows this one being installed. It has a good view of the receptacle for which it is designed (in the top right hand of the inside of the refrigerator) and it is unique to this product. If yours does not have the same set-up, I am pretty sure it will not fit.