http://www.campingworld.com/browse/skus/index.cfm?skunum=47878&rewrote&affiliateid=5193&gclid=CIypybOMpckCFQ-oaQoddckBWgORhttp://www.amazon.com/Camco-44033-Fridge-Brace-pack/dp/B0024EC74MI love these things but found a problem with them. I put in 1/2 gallon of whipping cream laying down on its side. Regular spot for 1/2 gallon containers already had milk in it. Stopped 3 hours later and what a mess. Container rode on top of screw until screw poked thru the side and what a mess. Guess I'll turn them around and lose some room in frig but atleast the bolt won't be punchering anymore holes.Just a heads up.

In 7 yrs of FT traveling weekly and in 40 yrs of camping have never found a 'need'for any of them braces/brackets in fridgeFound out that stuff really doesn't move around much provided door is closed properly.If NOT......pickle juice, jalapeno juice and apple juice really make a big mess when door flies open during a turn :B

I too bought into the braces but they don't stay attached. Anything moving around on a ruff road just pushes against it and dislodges it. Threw them all outBut,Learned the hard way about items put in the door.I had the door loaded to the hilt with heavy items. It's what made the door open and words can't describe the mess.I now travel with NOTHING stored in the door panels of the fridge.

I use small bungee cords sold at Home Despot and weave then through the shelfs so far they have not let me down.navegator

navegator wrote:I use small bungee cords sold at Home Despot and weave then through the shelfs so far they have not let me down.navegatorI'm going to have to try this. Sounds simple, but effective. Thanks

I can imagine the mess you had. I do nor use anything either. My shelves have a lip on them that help. The gallon of milk has it's spot and half gallon items fit on the bottom of the door. All has been fine. Of course I am sure many of us carry very different things that could cause a mess.

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Searching_Ut
Explorer
Nov 22, 2015
navegator wrote:
I use small bungee cords sold at Home Despot and weave then through the shelfs so far they have not let me down.

navegator

I'm going to have to try this. Sounds simple, but effective. Thanks
navegator
Explorer
Nov 22, 2015
I use small bungee cords sold at Home Despot and weave then through the shelfs so far they have not let me down.

navegator
rockhillmanor
Explorer II
Nov 22, 2015
I too bought into the braces but they don't stay attached. Anything moving around on a ruff road just pushes against it and dislodges it. Threw them all out

But,

Learned the hard way about items put in the door.
I had the door loaded to the hilt with heavy items. It's what made the door open and words can't describe the mess.

I now travel with NOTHING stored in the door panels of the fridge.
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Nov 22, 2015
In 7 yrs of FT traveling weekly and in 40 yrs of camping have never found a 'need'
for any of them braces/brackets in fridge

Found out that stuff really doesn't move around much provided door is closed properly.

If NOT......pickle juice, jalapeno juice and apple juice really make a big mess when door flies open during a turn :B

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