Does Everchill RV Mini Fridge Have Mounting Brackets? How To Mount RV Fridge

Updated 01/15/2026 | Published 07/23/2025

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Everchill RV Mini Fridge - Left Handed Door - 4.5 cu ft - 12V - Stainless Steel

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Everchill's 3.3 Cu Ft 12V RV Refrigerator - Left-Hand Hinge - Stainless Steel - Compact Fridge

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Question:

Does the Everchill EV96RR come with mounting brackets? Everchill RV Mini Fridge - Left Handed Door - 4.5 cu ft - 12V - Stainless Steel Part Number: EV96RR

asked by: Jeremy

Expert Reply:

The Everchill Mini Fridge For RVs 4.5 cu ft # EV96RR and the Everchill's 3.3 Cu Ft 12V RV Refrigerator # EV66RR don't include brackets in the box, Jeremy, but they do have mounting points on the bottom. Most RV builders or DIYers use L-brackets or bolt the feet to a plywood platform to keep it secure. If you’re installing in a van or off-road trailer, definitely plan to anchor down more than if it was just in an RV's cabinet/enclosure.

If in an RV, like it's technically designed for, you won't really need to use brackets or anything since it would mount in the cabinet enclosure and stay safe and secure.

What is your application? I can help narrow down a solution.

expert reply by: Andrew N

Andrew N.

8/15/2025

Hey Jeremy, did you decide on how to secure your Everchill Mini Fridge? I'm curious because knowing your solution could really help others with similar setups.

Robert

1/14/2026

I have a similar question - I am building a cabinet to house the Everchill RV Mini Fridge. But don't really see any spots/ locations to anchor the fridge inside the cabinet.... Since the front needs to be open so that the doors can swing freely. Are there any anchor points I can use to secure the fridge? thanks!

Andrew N.

1/15/2026

@Robert Normally there is wood or trim that goes around the fridge in an RV / camper that would keep the fridge from being able to slide out even when the door is opened. I'd look into those options, which are obviously going to be DIY. Sorry we really don't have anything for that! Another option is to use an L bracket from a local hardware store or home improvement store and attach it to the back or underside where there is already a bolt and hole, so that way you aren't drilling holes into the fridge. The # CE10211G may work but it's hard to say and I'd recommend not spending money without verifying what you need. Just check out a local store and try to match something up if need be!