I have recently broken a shelf in my fridge. A replacement is approx £50 from the manufacturer and I can get a second hand one on ebay for about £40
the fridge was in my house when we moved in and will be replaced in the next couple of years but I don't want to waste £50 fixing a shelf only to then get a new one. I bought a replacement perspex one from a plastics supplier which looks beautiful and fits well but is too thin and bows when I put the butter on it. Not keen on throwing good money after bad.
the shelves are supported by these rather than by runners Supports
I have an old fridge shelf given to me by an optimistic friend which is sadly 10mm too short. I am looking for ideas on how to make this work for me without spending too much money. I think the most practical way would be to increase the size and surface area of the supports but not sure where to start.
I don't like being defeated in these things so would love any advice or support in my endeavor!
Sadly I feel I may end up just buying a replacement, but I would rather recycle and reuse on this instance.
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Ideas to extend a fridge shelf or brackets
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ACurlyWurly · 21/06/2018 08:44
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