Maybe build some rails for it. Servo assisted traction would be even nicer. Not to forget a warning alarm during operation. All that might make for an interesting D-I-Y project but with ideas like that, please, don't offer to design my kitchen! :-)
Maybe build some rails for it. Servo assisted traction would be even nicer. Not to forget a warning alarm during operation. All that might make for an interesting D-I-Y project but with ideas like that, please, don't offer to design my kitchen! :-)
At least it would stop one opening the freezer during a power failure.
:) I would _never_ do such a thing in my kitchen (or yours, either!) and I dislike chest freezers for general household use. I can see wanting one if you raise your own meat and dedicating a chest freezer in a shed or garage to that.
Excellent point.
Actually I'm not a big fan of chest freezers either. They're not as good as they seem at first. We nearly got one earlier this year but instead went for a second upright fridge-freezer which we're very pleased with.
That would be my choice (separate temperature control for a start, and if one breaks down you can use the other as either a source of ice or a stop-gap to keep the frozen stuff a little longer) and what we've had happily for the last 30 years.
But SWMBO is insistent she wants a fridge-freezer in the new kitchen...
Andy
Buy a pair of coordinating units and stack them (like a washer and dryer).
When I was young, my father said Son, I have something to say-ay-ay-ay :-)
All married men know that, when The Mrs says she wants a fridge freezer, then nothing less will suffice. Sometimes, the best choice is not necessarily the ideal choice.
Let her choose; it's her kitchen.
After all she doesn't insist that you have a Ford Fiesta in the garage when you really want a Harley and a Transit van does she ...
Owain
As far as most are concerned separate fridge & freezers stacked ARE a fridge freezer. Many never even realise they are separate!
NT
I chose our microwave, washer, cooker, knives, kettle, coffee machine, radio and juicer based on value and quality.
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