Could this be attached to the side of a refrigerator?
484908
I would not advise attaching this to the side of your fridge. The weight of the metal plate, plus the weight of the glass jars would rip out the wall of the fridge. If you r fridge is metal, the jars will adhere directly to it. If not, then you need to find a wall space to attach it to. I do not think even the adhesive strips would be strong enough to hold over a long period of time, given the constant tug of removing jars from the metal sheet.
1389736
Possibly. The side edges are held in place by small nails. We have three of these, and one side of one did detach. We reattached it easily with the additional of some wood glue and it is very sturdy. We use ours for an unconventional purpose too: We use three side by side to cover our stovetop burners, and thus add some additional 'counter space' to our kitchen. We have gotten many compliments on our creative use of space. Sometime I will have a rice mixer, a food processor or a blender on the board and they are definitely sturdy enough. However, we don't store our appliance on the boards.
91624
It mounts to the wall via two screws-not sure how one would mount it on a refrigerator
435199
yes it can be, however there must be a slight amount of space for the unit to breath like all refrigerators at least a few inches
1335607
No. Once its mounted to the wall with anchors, its there forever. The only way to modify it would be to saw it and install hinges and bottom braces. If you did that you wouldn't be able to use the side shelving. Probably not worth all that effort.
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.
854946
No you have to screw this one to a wall or cabinet. You could probably get some good double sided tape or gorilla glue it to your fridge. I ended up attaching mine vertically. It holds all of my lighter knives that way no problem.
142236
I guess you could, but you would have to remove it from the cabinet in order to open the top sufficiently to add things to it. I think it would also hang at an awkward angle. If counter space is a at a minimum (like my kitchen) I keep mine on the floor in a corner.
1679340
I have not done that but place it on the door of the refrigerator. It is a tight seal and might work but I'd try to keep it the way it was designed.
662879
My husband says yes. Magnet is really strong so should be able to hold to the fridge (as long as your refrigerator is the right type of metal, i.e. not stainless steel). You'll have to tell us your long story some time.
210554
if it has room to slide between the fridge wall and the shelve then yes...it only needs an 8th of an inch
1717897
Why not just use 4 magnets at 4 corners of the board to attach to the fridge?
1728707
It could be mounted to the side of a tank. The mounting bracket normally screws into an object... but and adhesive could possibly be used.
731716
But does any one know of an adaptor or something that would allow it to stick to the side of the fridge? Thanks.
1534902
No it does not. You would have to figure out a way to attach it to the fridge.
283147
As long as your refrigerator is magnetic, yes. Stainless steel fridges aren't usually magnetic.