Refrig/freezer ideas
- Thread starter bobliz
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Roger, thank you! You find my photos faster than I do!
Here is the freezer slide out:
And the way the slide base was constructed.:
From straight above:
Some have made the face-off the cabinet slide out, rather than using the swing door. We also had room for spare parts boxes and tools on each side of the "slide out, which could be reached from above, by moving the seat bottom.
We ran 12 volt DC ,with a plug under the seat for the 12 volt DC system, and a separate plug for the 110 volt AC system.
The runners were Home Depot 300# capacity drawler slides. The base was plywood. The sides of the base and cleats (to keep the feet in place, so the freezer would not move), were made of 1 x 2, and the sides for the slides to be mounted on are cut down 2 x 4, glued and screwed to the floor (not the hull).
Here is the freezer slide out:
And the way the slide base was constructed.:
From straight above:
Some have made the face-off the cabinet slide out, rather than using the swing door. We also had room for spare parts boxes and tools on each side of the "slide out, which could be reached from above, by moving the seat bottom.
We ran 12 volt DC ,with a plug under the seat for the 12 volt DC system, and a separate plug for the 110 volt AC system.
The runners were Home Depot 300# capacity drawler slides. The base was plywood. The sides of the base and cleats (to keep the feet in place, so the freezer would not move), were made of 1 x 2, and the sides for the slides to be mounted on are cut down 2 x 4, glued and screwed to the floor (not the hull).