Five-repair pack
For evaluation and occasional repair work.
Planned multi-repair packs for appliance engineers, fridge refurbishers and property maintenance teams that regularly encounter broken shelf lugs, supports and mounting points.

Each bracket is planned with specified pre-cut adhesive and traceability. Brackets would be allocated in pairs so repair teams can take a controlled two-support repair set to each job.
For evaluation and occasional repair work.
For active repairers and refurbishers.
For established refurbishment and maintenance operations.
Pack sizes and prices are commercial hypotheses for pilot validation. They are not an offer for sale and may change before launch.
The initial programme is intended to place evaluation pairs with a small group of professionals, record real fridge geometries and only progress to paid packs after the installation method is understood.
Tell us what type of repair or refurbishment work you undertake.
Assess a controlled sample against the documented compatibility checklist.
Capture fridge model, liner surface, cure time, load and any movement.
Qualifying pilot users can progress to a proposed multi-repair pack.
Registering helps us estimate trade demand, prioritise relevant use cases and recruit a controlled group of UK evaluation partners. It does not create a purchase commitment.
Consumer with one damaged fridge? Use the consumer compatibility check instead.
The planned packs are intended for appliance repair engineers, used-appliance refurbishers, property maintenance teams, housing providers and other organisations that regularly encounter damaged fridge shelf supports.
No. The validated bracket design uses no screws and no drilling into the fridge cabinet. The Fridge Bridge Support Bracket bonds to a compatible liner using specified pre-cut structural adhesive and requires the approved preparation method and a full 72-hour cure.
Not yet. We are registering professional interest for a controlled pilot with bracket and load validation complete; fridge compatibility must still be checked for each installation.
No. Suitability depends on the liner material, available bonding area, local geometry, shelf position and the type of damage. No universal compatibility claim is being made.
Each completed shelf installation has a maximum working load of 15 kg evenly distributed. This is a per-shelf rating, not a per-bracket or per-pack rating, and requires confirmed compatibility and the approved fitting process.
The approved installation process requires a full 72-hour cure before the shelf is loaded or returned to service.
Pair-level packaging is being evaluated for convenient job allocation and resale. Final packaging, instructions, traceability and permitted claims will be defined before launch.