Could this function on its side, standing up like a normal fridge? My layout doesn't allow for a top open fridge.
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Absolutely NOT. The manufacturer's instructions say not to tilt it more than 45 degrees.
1697001
one thing you could do is place it upon a sliding tray or drawer and then you could pull it out of cabinet/space, open it and get stuff, close then slide it back in.
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No. You need to have this as level as possible on its feet. Just like a kitchen refrigerator, this is a compressor based refrigerator. There is oil in the compressor. If this refrigerator has been placed on its side, it should be placed on a level surface for a good 30 to 45 minutes before turning it on to allow the compressor oil to go back down inside the pan. If you do not do this (just like on a kitchen refrigerator) the oil level could be too low to lubricate the compressor motor. Overheating and seizing up could occur. If you are looking for a fridge that can be put on its side, you may wish to go with a piezo based one. No. You need to have this as level as possible on its feet. Just like a kitchen refrigerator, this is a compressor based refrigerator. There is oil in the compressor. If this refrigerator has been placed on its side, it should be placed on a level surface for a good 30 to 45 minutes before turning it on to allow the compressor oil to go back down inside the pan. If you do not do this (just like on a kitchen refrigerator) the oil level could be too low to lubricate the compressor motor. Overheating and seizing up could occur. If you are looking for a fridge that can be put on its side, you... » Read More No. You need to have this as level as possible on its feet. Just like a kitchen refrigerator, this is a compressor based refrigerator. There is oil in the compressor. If this refrigerator has been placed on its side, it should be placed on a level surface for a good 30 to 45 minutes before turning it on to allow the compressor oil to go back down inside the pan. If you do not do this (just like on a kitchen refrigerator) the oil level could be too low to lubricate the compressor motor. Overheating and seizing up could occur. If you are looking for a fridge that can be put on its side, you may wish to go with a piezo based one. « Show Less
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I honestly haven't tried a full size fridge, but they say it will. My personal guess would be yes. My reason for owning this, is to run it full time where there is no electricity at all. So, lights, mini fridge, use for charging various items, etc. check out all the youtube videos too, type in the make.
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I don't think it's stable enough to stand upright. I store it nicely in my cupboard, as I also have limited counter space.
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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.
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Can you tell me the model of mini fridge you are using? I was thinking about doing the same but am afraid it won't hold it for the long term.
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Your fridge is a little smaller capacity than mine. I was not sure from the dimensions listed for the bin that it would work, but it did work perfectly. You can always return the bin if it does not fit.
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No, the top wall bracket would be unstable the way it is designed. It may work if the bracket could be sealed shut in the horizontal position and located at the very back of the cabinet.
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No. I have a small fridge in my bedroom and thats the only way it will fit,.
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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.
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Yes, you can store this on its side. This is how I store my bottle in the fridge and I have not experienced any trouble.
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I don't think that would work, but can't say I've ever tried it. It has a base on the bottom and is obviously meant to stand upright.
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I don't see why it couldn't be used in a refrigerator as long as you have solid (versus wire) shelves to place it on. The feet might be unsteady on a wire shelf.
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Yes I bet it would. I just went out and pressed down on the top and its sturdy. I don't think, however, that I would let the refrigerator extend out over the extended top.
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Absolutely. I have a bomber laying flat right now. Bombers lay in the groove of the racks perfectly. I would honestly recommend this fridge to anyone. I have been very happy with it. Way better than a regular bar fridge. This thing gets COLD!
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If you have adjustable shelves it should work fine and what's nice is that you can always remove it if you need the room, I use two in my fridge
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I highly doubt the fridge would fit. It's definitely to small for that. I don't know the dimensions and I'm not home to measure but I know you could not put a fridge in it. Good luck!
737523
No they can't. They are great! Love them but some draw backs but for sure have to be propped up to stand in fridge :)