Posted: 3/6/2025 12:13:38 PM EDT
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My company is building a new office and plan to install a kegerator/cold brew/coffee tap in the kitchen. We want the taps and drain to be the only thing visible in a finished countertop. Kegco was one brand we were shown but, I don't see how this can flush mount. Anyone have brand recommendations to accomplish this? |
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Originally Posted By Loonytik:
My company is building a new office and plan to install a kegerator/cold brew/coffee tap in the kitchen. We want the taps and drain to be the only thing visible in a finished countertop. Kegco was one brand we were shown but, I don't see how this can flush mount. Anyone have brand recommendations to accomplish this? Where are you wanting the cabinet/actual fridge part? Directly underneath? How many taps/keg storageare you looking for? You're probably getting into a semi-custom solution with my limited knowledge between the gas system, lines, and cooling. |
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Originally Posted By ChuckD05: Are you wanting Towers on the countertop with a drain or just taps off of like a wall mounted solution? Where are you wanting the cabinet/actual fridge part? Directly underneath? How many taps/keg storageare you looking for? You're probably getting into a semi-custom solution with my limited knowledge between the gas system, lines, and cooling. Towers on the countertop with a drain sitting flush. Fridge part under the cabinet with a finished look. In other words, we just don't want to see a bulky keg cabinet. 2 taps. |
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Originally Posted By Loonytik: Towers on the countertop with a drain sitting flush. Fridge part under the cabinet with a finished look. In other words, we just don't want to see a bulky keg cabinet. 2 taps. Do you know what size kegs you're going to be stocking? That will determine what size kegerator you'll need. Some of the 24" wide cabs will fit two tall 1/4's, or a tall 1/4 and a corny, but if you're maximizing the space to capacity, you may not be able to fit your co2 cylinder inside and may have to come up with a solution on where that is going to go. I would suggest tower chillers if the kegerator you choose doesn't come with them, as this keeps foam down on beer and prevents the first bit being at a different temp. I'd also suggest nice faucets, like a perlick or an intertap with forward sealing (meaning the baffle that stops the flow of liquid always has liquid behind it and seals at the forward most point, not the rearmost point as rear sealing faucets can gum up and are faster to become unsanitary.) |