Found out that the bracket that holds the residential fridge was glued on to the fridge. It came off and damaged the side wall. One front foot was hanging off the slide and the other is almost off. I’m going to add a strip of wood under the fridge for extra support but am looking for suggestions to reattach the bracket to the fridge. Thinking of using JB Weld stick putty or liquid nails. Was also thinking of several small screws into the fridge. There shouldn’t be any wires or anything in the top. It’s really just foam covered with thin metal on the outside. Thoughts?
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Camping Progression: Tent, 2003 Clipper Classic 1255 ST - Gone, 2014 Dutchman Aerolite 282DBHS - Gone
2019 Jayco North Point 377 RLBH
Tow Rig: 2015 Ford F-450 Platinum, airbags, B&W Companion hitch for factory puck system.
Found out that the bracket that holds the residential fridge was glued on to the fridge. It came off and damaged the side wall. One front foot was hanging off the slide and the other is almost off. I’m going to add a strip of wood under the fridge for extra support but am looking for suggestions to reattach the bracket to the fridge. Thinking of using JB Weld stick putty or liquid nails. Was also thinking of several small screws into the fridge. There shouldn’t be any wires or anything in the top. It’s really just foam covered with thin metal on the outside. Thoughts?Attachment 64596 Attachment 64597 Attachment 64598 Attachment 64599 Attachment 64600 Attachment 64601
You can use a piece of angle either aluminum or steel and screw it right in the refrigerator. That’s how they come from the factory. At the bottom you can usually put a screw at an angle thru each side.
We installed a residential refrigerator in my daughter & sil trailer and it’s all very secure.
I was afraid to screw anything into the refrigerator when I replaced my old Norcold. Instead, I put in 4 cleats at the top of the slides and the top of the fridge, used heavy industrial strength velcro, rated at 50 lbs, and screwed the cleats into the surrounding frame. So far, so good. But I am open to more ideas on a better way to secure it.
You can use a piece of angle either aluminum or steel and screw it right in the refrigerator. That’s how they come from the factory. At the bottom you can usually put a screw at an angle thru each side.
We installed a residential refrigerator in my daughter & sil trailer and it’s all very secure.
Mine was from the factory. The angle iron was glued to the fridge and screwed to the wall above. But yes, I was thinking I would screw the angle iron to the fridge.
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Camping Progression: Tent, 2003 Clipper Classic 1255 ST - Gone, 2014 Dutchman Aerolite 282DBHS - Gone
2019 Jayco North Point 377 RLBH
Tow Rig: 2015 Ford F-450 Platinum, airbags, B&W Companion hitch for factory puck system.
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