Keep groceries, bottles, and condiments from tumbling around inside your RV refrigerator while you drive. These spring-loaded oak wood bars wedge firmly between interior walls and hold shelf contents in place -- no tools, no adhesives, no mess. A simple solution full-timers and weekend warriors rely on every season.
Anyone who has opened an RV refrigerator after a long travel day knows the frustration -- bottles tipped over, produce scattered, leftovers spilled. The Camco 43823 Oak Refrigerator Bars are a direct fix for that problem. Drop them into place before you roll out and everything stays where you put it.
The bars are spring-loaded, so they push outward against the refrigerator walls or shelf edges and hold tension without any permanent mounting. When you reach camp and want full access, they come out in seconds and store flat. The oak finish and wood construction give them a clean, traditional look that blends well with most RV refrigerator interiors.
Push-to-expand spring mechanism holds bars firmly against interior walls without tools, screws, or adhesives.
Each bar extends from 16 to 28 inches, fitting a wide range of RV refrigerator widths and cupboard openings.
Real wood with an oak finish -- sturdy, lightweight, and easy to wipe clean after spills.
Works in RV refrigerators, pantry cupboards, and cabinets -- anywhere contents need to stay put while traveling.
The most common application is across the width of a refrigerator shelf, creating a barrier that keeps bottles and jars upright and food from sliding. But they work just as well in cabinets and cupboards to brace canned goods, dishes, or pantry items. Set one bar per shelf wherever you have loose items that tend to shift.
Compress the bar by pushing the two halves together, position it across the shelf or cabinet opening, then release. The spring extends the bar until it contacts both walls and holds firm. To remove, simply compress again and lift out. No drilling, no screws, and nothing that could damage your refrigerator liner.
In cabinet applications, position a bar near the cabinet door to act as a lip that braces contents from falling forward when the door opens or the rig is in motion. The same spring-tension principle works in any horizontal span within the 16 to 28 inch range.