We were out looking at fridges and notices the whirlpool drawers do not
have rollers or anything like the upper end GE and Samsung do.

I asked the sales guy and he said all whirlpool and kitchenaid are like
that. Just drawers in plastic track.

Is it common for these to crack or break?

On Sep 2, 11:32*pm, wrote:
On Tue, 02 Sep 2008 20:24:10 -0500, The dude

wrote:
We were out looking at fridges and notices the whirlpool drawers do not
have rollers or anything like the upper end GE and Samsung do.

I asked the sales guy and he said all whirlpool and kitchenaid are like
that. * Just drawers in plastic track.

Is it common for these to crack or break?

I would say they are no problem, if I didn't just broke one.
I admit there was the best part of a case of beer in there but it
broke.
The rumor here is they are $80 or so but I haven't looked.

An $80 case of beer? That's some good beer!

R

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We were out looking at fridges and notices the whirlpool drawers do not
have rollers or anything like the upper end GE and Samsung do.

I asked the sales guy and he said all whirlpool and kitchenaid are like
that. Just drawers in plastic track.

Is it common for these to crack or break?

It's not uncommon regardless of brand. If you intend to replace it you'd
best do it ASAP, as they go 'out-of-stock' not too long after the particular
refrigerator models are discontinued. Treat them as non-heavy duty items -
don't overload them.