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Insulated 12v fridge covers.

Submitted: Saturday, Sep 01, 2001 at 00:00

les carr

does anyone know where I can get a tailor made
insulated fridge cover in the sydney area?/or
a home made job what material did you use and
how was it constructed.thanks to all for the
help.
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AnswerID: 1006   Submitted: Monday, Sep 03, 2001 at 00:00

Rod replied:

What brand of fridge, Les
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FollowupID: 294   Submitted: Wednesday, Sep 05, 2001 at 00:00

Les Carr posted:

Sorry rod left that detail out the fridge is a 12v
60ltr made by swagman it is rather large,but would
benifit its working with some extra insulation.
cheers Les.
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AnswerID: 1013   Submitted: Monday, Sep 03, 2001 at 00:00

Brian Noyes replied:

We have a Chescold Fridge/Freezer and my wife made an insulated cover for it out of an old sleeping bag. She cut it out to size and sewed it together to fit neatly over our fridge while we are travelling. I don't use mine as a 12 volt system. I only use LPG or 240 volt power.
We use the cover while we are on the road and it works great.
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AnswerID: 1048   Submitted: Sunday, Sep 09, 2001 at 00:00

Tim replied:

Les you can make an effective cover for almost nothing. suggest you cut up corflute plastic material to fit fridge. this is readily found in old real estate agents signs etc ,just cut to size with knife and attach with masking tape, costs nothing lasts for years and insulates and protects really well
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AnswerID: 1055   Submitted: Tuesday, Sep 11, 2001 at 00:00

porl replied:

I have a waeco FF30 fridge, two bottom halves of an inch thick large broccoli box and 10 minutes with a stanley knife and it is an awsome fridge bag, the whole set up then fits snugly back into the box the fridge came in. The top half just lifts off for access to the fridge. I reckon my set up which costs about $0.00 leaves the $100 fridge bag for dead.
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