Outdoor Kitchen Refrigerator mounting

[GunnerRoo]

Greetings!

Well we have now completed our first 2 camping adventures in our New-To-US 312BH and absolutely love it! I also use the TT at our hunting property during the fall and into the winter and really love the Outback.

Our friends that were the previous owners had removed the outdoor kitchen refrigerator to increase storage space which I see on this and many other forums that is popular to do. However, we use our outdoor kitchen almost for every meal and could use the extra refrigerator space. So wanting to install a new 110v mini fridge, measurements show a 3.2 cu.ft. will fit nicely but struggling with how to secure it. It appears that there were some kind of mounts that screwed into the counter that held it secure when traveling. I have not been able to find anything using Google and forum searches so turning to the team. Any suggestions? Cheers All!
Craig

[Stircrazy]

mine just has a bent piece of metal that screws to the counter and hooks over the feet of the fridge. I think there are 3 of them.

Steve

[hankpage]

Search the web for earthquake anchors you may find something there you can use. JM2¢, Hank

[Logan X]

I’d have to go look to be sure, but I think mine just has a little wood lip on the front of the compartment and a Velcro strap around the fridge.

[NH_Bulldog]

Ours just has a strap anchored on each side at the rear of the compartment which buckles in front.

[chunker]

GFs Crusader has one and it's held in place with a piece of angle iron the screwed into the top back edge and the back wall. That refer died and she got a replacement other brand but since that trailer doesn't travel much I didn't secure it. Pretty tight in the space and a wood wedge under the front of it. If using the angle iron bracket method, carefully check that the screws don't go into something important on the refer like a wire or cooling line.

[GunnerRoo]

Originally Posted by chunker

GFs Crusader has one and it's held in place with a piece of angle iron the screwed into the top back edge and the back wall. That refer died and she got a replacement other brand but since that trailer doesn't travel much I didn't secure it. Pretty tight in the space and a wood wedge under the front of it. If using the angle iron bracket method, carefully check that the screws don't go into something important on the refer like a wire or cooling line.

Thanks!! Really like the floor plan on the Raptor!!

[GunnerRoo]

Thanks Bulldog!

[GunnerRoo]

Thanks Logan!

[GunnerRoo]

Originally Posted by hankpage

Search the web for earthquake anchors you may find something there you can use. JM2¢, Hank

Thanks Hank, those had come up during my Google searches so I will look into them. Cheers!