Product review (3 stars): ASSEMBLY and MODIFICATION REQUIRED!!!
My review at this time is for the assembly/preparation only. I have an extensive collection of Gladiator products and like them all, including the Chillerator. Appearance wise, the chillerator looks great and fits into any modern garage/man cave. I just finished putting it together and wanted to explain to others how NOT STRAIGHT FORWARD the caster installation is. This fridge is probably an existing Whirpool product with different doors. The caster system must have been an after thought. There are 2 rails (one right, one left) that the casters bolt onto, then the entire assembly bolts onto the bottom of the fridge. The rail material is strong, but the bolt holes don't line up and the metal isn't bent to 90 degrees which is NECESSARY for stability. I had to use a dead blow hammer to change the angle of the outer section "C" channel to 90 degrees or entire rail will slide past the bottom edge of the fridge frame and the entire assembly will be crooked and unsafe. Also the the bolt hole/tab on the ends of the C channel are too short. You WILL have to start the bolt at an angle or egg out the tab hole even more. The provided bolts for the long section of the C channel are too short. Use the ones that held the packing materials in place. It's best to have a 2nd set of hands, but it is all manageable by one person. Be patient. The fridge must be put on its side for caster installation, so you'll need some cardboard or a good blanket to protect the surface. Remember to offset the surface facing the floor/cardboard so you can get your fingers under the fridge to upright it. The stainless steel door surface is protected with plastic film that is very fiddly to remove and is captured under all the hinges, handles, and trim. A plastic pry tool is needed to make space to remove the film otherwise you'll have bits and pieces of left over film that you can never remove. You could use a razor and cut the film close to the trim, but damage the finish. VERY FRUSTRATING. It took me over 2 hours to set up the chillerator...ridiculous.