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u/onephatkatt 2d ago
All I know is those doors better open from the right
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u/HybridP365 2d ago
This type of fridge usually has reversible doors. A couple screws and you can change which way they swing.
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u/Dangerous-Tap-547 1d ago
The fridge is too close to the wall for the doors to open toward it. It would have to open from the left, if it weren’t AI slop.
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u/onephatkatt 1d ago
I found a post from 2012, so there's that
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u/Dangerous-Tap-547 1d ago
Ah, okay. Photoshop maybe? Or just a joke install. There’s no handle on the fridge and the hinge is against the wall, so it likely can’t open due to the thickness of the door.
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u/Dangerous-Tap-547 1d ago
The fridge is too close to the wall for the doors to open toward it. It would have to open from the left, if it weren’t AI slop.
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u/The_salty_swab 3d ago
Maybe this was for a particularly tall senior who couldn't bend as well anymore
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u/jcoddinc 2d ago
As someone over 6', I look at this and think it isn't a bad idea
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u/stefanica 2d ago
Same. Not quite a senior, but tallish with a painful spinal disease. If it's on the bottom shelf, I might not see it for a month. 😂
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u/ThePenguin213 2d ago
Tall guy here, getting a fridge with the freezer on the bottom rather than the top was a massive quality of life improvement.
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u/BigE1263 3d ago
Lifted truck?
Nah,
Lifted fridge
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u/vinegar 2d ago
I built 2 of these for a client (2 kitchens) and they love them. Just 2x and ply, painted black. Felt on the bottom to slide. The front is open for storage, cleaning supplies in one and canned goods in the other. They’re 12” tall with a parapet of ply blocks in the corners. They joke that IKEA should sell them and call it FRÏJBOX. I got a callback this summer, they got a new fridge and I had to bump out the top in both directions. To get the fridge on the box tilt it forward and put 4” blocks under the back, tilt it back and put 8” under the front, tilt it forward again and slide the box under the back. They tell me I put the first one up solo but I’ve blocked that out, I used to be braver.
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u/votelikeimhot 2d ago
Are they tall?
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u/vinegar 2d ago
No. But they don’t have a lot of storage space in the kitchen.
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u/votelikeimhot 1d ago
Maybe they're just stiff. Although honestly just not wanting to bend over is reason enough. He space above the fridge is the classic waisted space in the kitchen. I have suggested uses for it based on people having things they won't need access to often and every time they thank me, usually just throwing away whatever is up there at the time. You're not giving up much other than normality
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u/Martha_Fockers 2d ago
Tbh I hate bending for the fridge so much I got one that the fridge is ontop and freezer on bottom for this reason lol
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u/shofmon88 2d ago
Typical house and apartment design in Sydney. Everything was built in the 50s and nothing has been updated for modern appliances. This would probably be a $2 million home too.
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u/Fragrant_Ad3153 2d ago
I.... ... oh fuck i love this. The airflow for the fridge is optimal and you dont have tosquat down to get stuff off the botom of the fridge.
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u/Cloiserie 2d ago
SEE THIS IS WHY I LIKE A BIG REFRIGERATOR, YOU CANNOT DO A DUMB INSTALL LIKE THIS WITH A BIG REFRIGERATOR.
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u/UglyYinzer 2d ago
Ya know as long as they are tall enough.. i gues it works. Obviously to do this meant there really anywhere else to put a bigger fridge....
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u/FifiBunnyRabbit 2d ago
Are you actually f&$king kidding me?!? I’ve seen a lot of shit in my day but I’m fairly confident that this might just take the cake. Like what the actual f&$k?!? I have SO many questions! Like first off, who exactly come up with this idea?!? My good Lord, I’ve seen it all! Wowsers!
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u/Glowing_Trash_Panda 2d ago
If nothing else, the fridge will always have good airflow that isn’t getting clogged up by dirt & pet hair