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imaz, I like that set up, what sized fridge is sitting on top of the drawers?
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imaz, I like that set up, what sized fridge is sitting on top of the drawers?
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Waeco CFX50.
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Thanks, not too high to access? Or do you use a step?
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Thanks, not too high to access? Or do you use a step?
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Fine for me and can open 98% of the fridge door to access large items. Mrs will need the foldable step stool.
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I pulled the tub liner out and had a look, the air suspension tank gets in the way a bit, but I think I'll be able to run 50mm angle (thinking of using aluminium) on each side with some vertical braces and one across to take the weight of the hinge for the new floor. Then place the tub liner back in over it with a bit of trimming.
Do you find the 600n struts are good for the weight? I'll probably unload the fridge and contents to lift it if I ever have to.
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I pulled the tub liner out and had a look, the air suspension tank gets in the way a bit, but I think I'll be able to run 50mm angle (thinking of using aluminium) on each side with some vertical braces and one across to take the weight of the hinge for the new floor. Then place the tub liner back in over it with a bit of trimming.
Do you find the 600n struts are good for the weight? I'll probably unload the fridge and contents to lift it if I ever have to.
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Depends on the structure of the allinium. Should be fine.
600 is plenty if you get the correct angle, again the frame needs to be solid otherwise it will give way with 600n.
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That XTM drawer is now $299 for members at BCF, and for the next 3 days they have a $60 off when you spend $300 online deal, so just picked one up for $240.
Quality is ok for the money, internal dimensions are approx 800 long x 400 wide and 170 deep.
Just got to build the new floor now....
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