"Andy" <q> wrote

> Nancy Young said...
>
>>
>> "Andy" <q> wrote
>>
>>> Nancy Young said...
>>
>>>> My refrigerator shelves pull out. I only discovered that when
>>>> I decided to clean it one day. Still, I never use that function.
>>
>>> That's a better solution as long as the shelves extend out somehow to
>>> reach
>>> the "lost items" in the back.
>>>
>>> Do the shelves slide into side tracks like in an oven?
>>
>> The shelves are a self-contained unit, that's the best description
>> I can come up with right now. In other words, when I take them
>> out to wash them, there isn't anything left in the refrigerator
>> to show that the shelves slide. The shelf unit contains the
>> tracks.
>>
>> How's that? Clear as mud? (laugh)

> New-fangled or old fashioned? A tad muddy.
>
> Here, the bottom vegetable and meat bins roll out on wheeled side rails.
> The rest of the shelving have stationary underlying (front to back) lock
> in
> support arms like cheap adjustable college shelving.

Exactly so, except those arms are designed so they hold
a shelf and the runner it slides out on.

nancy