I built a platform that lifts via linear actuators. When down it sits on bottom. When up, it comes near the opening. On top of it, is an adjustable metal rack

I built a platform that lifts via linear actuators. When down it sits on bottom. When up, it comes near the opening. On top of it, is an adjustable metal rack similar to what you’d find in a commercial kitchen or sold at a big box hardware store. The rack almost fully fits the interior space when closed. When I open the freezer it can all lift up and I have perfect 360 access (although reaching through the front is easiest since it’s not too deep). We probably lose a lot of the cold air when we lift it but keep thermal mass high and only open it a couple times a month and organize in a way that we don’t have to lift the shelf most times (low frequency items on bottom). Over kill probably, but my wife is short so it pays dividends.