Slide-it tilt fridge slide

As far as I am aware the "slide-it" tilt slide is the only tilt that DOESN'T have strut assist.

tilt slides

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"Slide-it Solutions Australia" claim to be different to "all other slides" in that they do not tilt around the rear end point but rotate at the fridge mid-point and remain in balance. I would imagine that accordingly they do not require any "strut assist".
However, because of the central rotation point, they would not lower as much and therefore may not be as accessible as others. There is always the option of getting a taller wife. LOL

Alan probably more cost efficient to get her a set of high heels. A wife swap out is very expensive, a bit like starting afresh building a new touring vehicle

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Yes, your'e right Alby. I did "build a new touring vehicle" to appease my wife. It seemed the wisest choice apart from any economic consideration!

@Yackandandah
Why not a 'relatively cheap slide if you need one and use a folding step to access the fridge. $800 is one hell of a cost for solving a simple problem.
Alternatively:
The folding step can store at the rear of the fridge, just inside the tailgate/door. If a rear door vehicle, you didn't say, your close to the fridge and not 1/2 a tailgate away.
Some people have a fridge on a ply board with edges captured in a ply channel sides and the whole thing slides out on Laminex strips which provide low friction for the loaded fridge. Replace strips when/if worn out.
I wouldn't pay $200 for the first one on the page as it is simply added weight although aluminium.
A lot of drawer systems and fridge slides use up valuable load carrying capacity as they might hold up a bloke in the drawer or on the slide but the weight!

RMD

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

I have a existing fridge slide setup in a canopy. The purpose of the post was only to get feedback from others that have the slide-it slide.

Even easier, a piano hinge and a bit of angle - DIY Fridge Tilt Slide

Probably cost all of about $30