Refrigerator shelf ideas?

bobm253 wrote:


When I tried to order, their cheapest shipping rate was $21. I'll check Walmart

I did find it at RV Upgrades, for $29.31 + shipping $8.99 to your location, total $38.30.

IAMICHABOD wrote:
I really hated those 2 crispers in the bottom of my Dometic Fridg,to small for anything,when one broke they wanted $43 for a new one.
I found a great replacement

Although it is a Norcold Product,it fits nicely in my Dometic RM 2652, is only $28 and no more folded lettuce :B

When I tried to order, their cheapest shipping rate was $21. I'll check Walmart

Thanks all for the advice. Now I have too many ideas though. :)

scotty46 wrote:
You can buy spring loaded rods made specifically for RV refrigerators. It is similar to a spring loaded curtain rod only about 24(?) inches log but adjustable. They fit on the horizontal across the open side.
I have used them for many years in our trailer and have not had anything fall over, spill or fall out when I open the door. Camping World advertises a "double refrigerator bar" for $6.39.

We too use the spring loaded rods in the fridge to keep items on the shelves. Work great (we use them during travel, but remove them once we are set up at our site). In fact, we also use one on one of our pantry shelves that store some tall items; those items used to fall over during travel and jam the pull out pantry, but no more!.

3boxerss wrote:
I bought some white plastic bins from Walmart. They come in various sizes and have holes in the sides for air flow.. I put all our condiments in one and meat and cheese in the other. Easy to just grab the bin and take whole thing out to the table.. They are located beside the dish drainers and shelf organizers at my Walmart.. I use them in the pantry too as the gray handles flip back and you can stack them.. I would add a pic but couldnt figure it outhaha.

Did you read the sticky at the top about posting pictures?
That app makes it a simple cut/paste operation.
Barney

You can buy spring loaded rods made specifically for RV refrigerators. It is similar to a spring loaded curtain rod only about 24(?) inches log but adjustable. They fit on the horizontal across the open side.
I have used them for many years in our trailer and have not had anything fall over, spill or fall out when I open the door. Camping World advertises a "double refrigerator bar" for $6.39.

I bought some white plastic bins from Walmart. They come in various sizes and have holes in the sides for air flow.. I put all our condiments in one and meat and cheese in the other. Easy to just grab the bin and take whole thing out to the table.. They are located beside the dish drainers and shelf organizers at my Walmart.. I use them in the pantry too as the gray handles flip back and you can stack them.. I would add a pic but couldnt figure it outhaha.

IAMICHABOD wrote:
I really hated those 2 crispers in the bottom of my Dometic Fridg,to small for anything,when one broke they wanted $43 for a new one.
I found a great replacement

Although it is a Norcold Product,it fits nicely in my Dometic RM 2652, is only $28 and no more folded lettuce :B

My NORCOLD has that same crisper bin and I made a moveable sectionalizer out of acrylic that is shaped like a "T" with with the long part equal to the depth and a little shorter than the height of the crisper with the two shorter legs about 3" each. That way I can slide it and made two sections any size I want as long as the smallest one is 3" which is one of the short legs of the "T". Generally one side is for DW's insulin pins that are kept in a zip loc.

Larry

IAMICHABOD wrote:
I really hated those 2 crispers in the bottom of my Dometic Fridg,to small for anything,when one broke they wanted $43 for a new one.
I found a great replacement

Although it is a Norcold Product,it fits nicely in my Dometic RM 2652, is only $28 and no more folded lettuce :B

:) Hi, I like your idea of one larger tray instead of two smaller ones. Hard to make things fit in the two little trays.

STBRetired wrote:
Look at closet wire shelving installed upside down.

Yep. Had to jury-rig in my garage fridge when the glass shelf at the bottom broke.