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Unless you buy low end chest freezers you get 1 or two layers of sliding shelves. To access lower items, you slide the shelves to the side. If you were not bl
by monknomo 4y ago
Unless you buy low end chest freezers you get 1 or two layers of sliding shelves. To access lower items, you slide the shelves to the side.
If you were not blessed with sliding shelves, people typically uses bins or dividers
- NovemberWhiskey 4y agoYou can't slide a shelf unless there's space to slide; which is space that you can't then use for storage. Unless there's some kind of chest freezer I don't know about that has spring-loaded vertical sliding shelves or something.
- jws 4y agoAgreed. If there is room for N baskets on your rails you put N-1 baskets in each layer except the bottom where you can use N. In practice you keep “the gap” over the part of the floor with the greatest cooling capacity and put your quick turnover “inserted warm” items on the bottom layer there. They cool fastest and are easy to get to.
- datameta 4y agoPerhaps one can have two sliding shelves of size (N-1)/2 for even greater flexibility.
- scoofy 4y agoIf you cared a lot about power efficiency, couldn't you simply use a hand-crank for a vertical carousel shelving system?