Can you use vertically, with the door opening as convential refrigerator?
1838445
No. The compressor is mounted to the bottom of the unit. The manufacturer's literature recommends keeping the unit horizontal and not moving it more than 15 degrees from horizontal. I believe running the unit in the horizontal position would allow the oil in the compressor to run out and cause damage to the compressor.
1838446
I don't think so because it has handles on the sides that would make it unlevel. Further it has a drain that might cause problems.
1838447
No, the handles protrude out from the ends, so it would be very unstable. It can however be set to refrigerator temps.
1838448
I wouldn't recommend it. You would have to remove the handle on what side you wanted to set on the ground. The door is flush with the side so you would have to elevate it or the door would scrape on the ground. You would loose a lot of space as there is no shelving system and everything would poor out when you opened it. You would also block vents if you set it up that way and probably overheat the compressor. So in short no it is meant to be used as shown in the picture, might need to look for a different product to use it like a traditional fridge.
1838449
no it has to be level.i have mine straped to the front seat and it seems to be fine there.i tried letting it sit on the floor but it was a hassle trying to move it every time i wanted to get in the bunk.it is a little heavy when you have it full of food but over all more then worth it.
1637228
Yes. I purchased this for my daughter and she uses it both vertical and horizontal.
709266
I can't say if it would work vertically. Ours is mounted horizontally, and it's GREAT!We have 5 knives, from carving size to paring knife, as well as a pair of kitchen scissors,hanging from it. No problems at all, I love it!
2189546
My Wife who I bought it for says no.Sideways on with the door open is the way to get the most benefit from it.Desmond Davey,30 Dec.2013
400624
I would think you could use them vertically. It is the same material on each part.
949263
I have mine installed horizontally, and it would be no issue mounting it vertically either. As long as itmounted "between" two studs, you could almost mount it anywhere.(and it sounds very good also)
248050
No vertical bottles fit. However a standard size opened corked horizontal bottle fits well and the door will close.
2164072
It could work as a vertical installation, but I wouldn't recommend it. You'd have to add material to enclose the exposed area not covered by the window panel included with the air conditioner. But what's worse is that you couldn't normally use that door since it probably would have to be permanently closed while attached to the enclosure material. But if you or someone you know is handy, you could build an enclosure running the vertical length on the inside of the door to allow the unit to vent while also allowing the door to open and close. But it wasn't intended for this type of installation.
676106
The opening will be where the vertical support is. Check your height too. The taller your unit the less room you'll have around the bottom to move around
1801635
Not by design, but you can stand it vertically like an open book ... The front is rigid enough so it stands well that way, but only vertically.
2031316
Sure you can, the clearance seems to apply more to the sides while the top clearance seems to be more for circulation in an enclosed cabinet. Mine is mounted on the counter with several objects on top without an issue. By the way, this microwave is the Bomb, glad I bought it.
1089022
Yes. I can't see any problem with hanging this vertically. There are two screws on the right side of the mount, I would make sure they connect with a wall stud or, if that's not possible , use anchors for all three.
84820
YES! this is the way am using them now. My fridge is in arms reach of my stove, so it worked out perfectly.
1830186
Yes, but not past the vertical. There is a snubber that you come against when vertical.
254968
It looks as though you can. You wouldn't want to put anything too tall in there as the lid doesn't close well.
572708
In a sense, yes. All you have to do is rotate the unit 180-degrees. Since it is symmetrical, that effectively moves the door opening to the other side. Obviously, you do this as part of the initial installation prior to installing the shelves.
783459
I see no reason that this couldn't be installed vertically. In fact I think it's a good idea. Why didn't I think of that?!