Absolutely. I have dollar store baskets all over the house! We use several in the freezer to keep packages of similar items together; Costco sells boneless chicken thighs in three-packs, and we buy two at a time. Two packages will fit side-by-side in the basket we selected.

I also store my frozen veggies in larger baskets, set upright, as if they were record albums, so I can locate what I want quickly.

The freezer over our fridge is frost-free, and it “eats” the ice cubes, when it thaws and refreezes, which is what makes it frost-free. Our main freezer is an ancient Montgomery Wards upright – 22 cubic feet! – and we defrost it twice a year.

I agree with Roger. As is, you’d have to place yourself in a corner to add/retrieve food. It is much easier to approach from an open side. We switched our fridge doors for this reason: accessibility.

My fridge freezer is frost free. We don’t use a lot of ice, so have to remember to take some out every day. The fridge immediately starts to thaw the ice cubes. You can end up with a big chunk of frozen together ice cubes. I thought there was something wrong with the ice maker, but that’s what the dealer told me.