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No, I think the author is right when he says "you just need a way for drawers to slide up, so you can access the depths without leaning down into a huge box." I
by tdoggette 17y ago
No, I think the author is right when he says "you just need a way for drawers to slide up, so you can access the depths without leaning down into a huge box." I think it's a solvable design problem that could turn into a viable product with a bit of cleverness.
- swombat 17y agoThat doesn't solve the problem that the space commonly allocated to fridges in the vast majority of kitchens is vertical, not horizontal. It certainly wouldn't be workable in any of the flats I've ever lived in, only in spacious houses.
- jodrellblank 17y agoYou just need a way for drawers to slide up, without using up the electricity saved by this change, or being too heavy. or using too large a counterweight system or being to weak.