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Tordale
Turn the Top of Your Fridge Into a Shelf
Telescoping steel rack, 17″ to 31.5″ wide. L-slot feet hook over the appliance edge —
no drilling, no adhesive, no marks left behind. Rated 50 lbs.
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1One Rack, 17" to 31.5" The frame slides wider or narrower on a telescoping rail, so the same rack fits a compact apartment fridge, a full-size French door refrigerator, and a standard washer or dryer. Measure the width of your appliance top once, set the rack, and it stays where you put it. |
2L-Slot Feet, No Drilling, No Marks The legs end in an L-shaped slot that hooks over the appliance edge instead of pressing a screw or adhesive pad into the cabinet. Nothing is drilled, nothing is glued, and the painted top surface of your fridge or washer comes away unmarked when you move out. |
3Holds 50 lbs Evenly A folded steel frame with a powder-coated finish carries up to 50 lbs when the load is spread across the shelf. That covers a microwave, an air fryer, a rice cooker, detergent jugs, or a row of canisters. |
4Up in Under a Minute No tools. Pull the two halves apart to the width you need, seat the L-slots on the appliance edge, and set the shelf panel down. Disassembly is just as quick, which matters in rentals and dorms. |
5Works Wherever a Machine Eats Your Counter Kitchen counter space above the fridge, the dead zone over a washer and dryer, a dorm mini-fridge, or a garage utility sink. Anywhere a flat top is going unused, this turns it into a shelf. |
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Above the fridge
Microwave, air fryer, cereal boxes, spice jars — the space that was too tall to use.
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Over the washer
Detergent jugs, dryer sheets, a laundry basket — off the floor and out of the way.
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Dorm & garage
Mini-fridge in a dorm, or a utility sink in the garage. Same rack, no installation.
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