Is it possible, and do you need a special kit as you do with washing machines?
Andy
Is it possible, and do you need a special kit as you do with washing machines?
Andy
I have stacked my fridge above my freezer.
No kit, just feet of fridge on the top of the freezer!
Have I committed some cardinal sin?
Only if it's a chest freezer.
The weight of the fridge will distort the chassis of the freezer. Eventually the door of the freezer will not close correctly.
For units which permit it, a coupling kit is needed to prevent the top unit falling on top of anyone who pulls on the open door. Sometimes includes a seal to prevent air circulating in the gap inbetween, where it can cause condensation to form a puddle.
No doubt wise if you have small children or infirm relatives, but it takes a fair pull to tip the one I have on top of a freezer. (It is a fairly old and therefore heavy fridge, but the weight is well biassed towards the bottom).
I guess that would be dependent on the freezer.
So far my fridge has been on top of my freezer for over 3 years.
When do you think I should anticipate any problems of doors not closing properly?
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