Best way to secure a 2-door dorm-style fridge?

Timely subject RSQ32, as my "craigslist special" $30 mini-fridge died today after 5 months of bouncing in the truck. I think I'm going to kill this one next: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Igloo-3.2-cu.-ft.-2-Door-Refrigerator-and-Freezer/15162473 I'm going to spring for the $25 extended warranty and laugh when I haul it's dead carcass back to the store in a few months. Good idea, Papa Murphy, on the sponge! I'm defiantly gonna try it. I can't help you much on the mounting. Mine bounced on the passenger seat next to me and I could hear it's compressor slamming when I went over bumps. (I used a cheap ratchet strap to hold it in the seat.) This new fridge is a good 6" taller than the old one. I'm going to pull the passenger seat out and bolt it to the box the seat used sit on. Otherwise, it'll block my view of the mirror. I've learned I'd much rather have the additional freezer space to bring leftovers from home.

 

Bunge straps will not hold it. Mine is on top bunk with a rachet strap wrapped around it and the top bunk. Will not move. Bunge straps a bad idea.

 

Not a Cascadia,.. but I have a Black and Decker 'Dorm' style,.. I call it Hotel style mini fridge.

Anyway,.. in my Columbia I removed the bottom cabinet behind the driver seat and set it on the floor there. I have a microwave on top of it. Using Gorilla tape to secure the Microwave to the top of the fridge as they are the same width. I have no issue with the fridge moving or sliding. It stays put very nicely.

Hurst

 

I see you're thinking of mounting it sideways which seems like a decent idea. If you mount it front facing I would definitely do what the other guys are saying and wrap around the doors. Even if the fridge stays put I would hate to have a PB&J sammich hit me in the head on a hard brake.

 

Does anyone have any pics of how they put one on the top bunk and secured it? Did you put the fridge directly on top of the mattress?