Is this sturdy enough to hold beer cans in a fridge?
1630401
I have not tested it out. Beer cans are lighter than vegetable cans, I imagine they wouldn't bow the racks as much.
1630402
Perhaps IF you have glass shelves for it to sit upon ... but keep in mind it is made more for an upper cabinet, so it is not deep.
1630403
I haven't tried but think so. The drawback is you can only load from fron so you are not using by expiration date , I don't think it will take 3row of beer cans. I have only 1 of these and would not buy another. I prefer Copco storage. They are sturdier and dispense better.
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Shelves are shaped to hold wine bottles. I use mine for bottled beer and soda. I removed the bottom shelve so I can stand beer bottles upright on the bottom, and lay soda cans sidewise on the shelves. Works, but would also like flat shelves, if they are available. Haven't looked much, but if anyone else has found them would like to know.
976243
I think that would definitely be pushing the limits of the unit. It is built pretty sturdy though.However, if anything were to leak from the mini-fridge, it would compromise its integrity.
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Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would keep these raised areas from crushing under a concentrated force. Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would... » Read More Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would keep these raised areas from crushing under a concentrated force. « Show Less
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Yes, it's a great drink holder, really sturdy without bending or rusting - holds most cups, cans, glasses and bottles - including red solo cups
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yes. but it does not seem very stable. I only use it inside of my fridge. I bought a much sturdier model to hold most of my wine.
1658859
I've used it for that with our drink fridge. Found that the bottom shelf was about 10 degrees cooler. More than accurate enough.
211713
Yes, sturdy enough for sure. Check other Q&As; for measurements to be sure you can at least slide your items in from the side to fit.
480008
I personally would not use this for pop cans, way to bulky for a fridge. You can get other models that hold more with less space. Good luck
129216
Yes, Absolutely! I have had other door shelves and returned them because they fell apart under load. I keep the shelves on this on full of sauces, olives, & pickles, all packed in liquid in glass jars, without any problem. Just be sure that you anchor to the door properly.
235655
It is pretty weak. I don't think it would hold. It bearly holds on the fridge.
1059690
No. Not sturdy enough. I just use it in a closet for storing bath products, etc.
283207
It would definitely hold a beer bottle. If the bottle is very tall it you may want to drink some of it so that the holder isn't close to being top heavy, other wise it will tip over and empty your bottle for you. I've only had that happen with a very tall coffee cup. If you tighten the green knob it should hold very well. I've never had it come loose on me during hour long walks. The bumpy road may pose a problem that i haven't encountered. Depends on how bumpy. As long as the beer is shlossing out of the bottle on the bumps then this should still be ok. I'd check it very often until you are sure it is holding tight for an entire outing. I would definitely buy more of these if I had places to put/use them!
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I don't know. I only have the Stackable 2 Bottle units. They are stackable. I have 3 of them in my fridge. Very sturdy. I not only put wine bottles in them, but use them for the large Perrier or Pelligrino water bottles, and large size glass beer bottles, too. Have had them a few years now.
1916698
Nope, it is not sturdy at all. I got it and it broke even with only very light things in it. Canned things were much too heavy for this piece of crap.
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Probably not without extreme effort. I do not think it would be useful for that purpose as it sometimes has trouble on thicker beer cans.
544401
Yes, holds anything from 12oz beer can too standard bottle, as well as the aluminum bottles some companies are offering