JRems

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Hi, I'm in the middle of a kegerator build. I won't be getting my faucets and shanks for at least 1 week. But I wanted to get the holes drilled before they get here. I don't want them in the way of each other but still want them close so I can use one small drip tray. Only going to have 3 taps. One hole came drilled in the fridge already for a faucet when I got it. What distance should I space them? Thanks.

infection

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I spaced mine at 3.5" on center

JRems

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Thanks, with them at 3.5" how close are the circular trim peices that cover the hole?

Screw991le

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Wait until you get the equipment. Measure twice, cut once. Some of the shank's washers are pretty large.

I'd wait.

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wildwest450

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My pre-drilled wall mount faucet/drip tray is 3" on center. Which will put the faucet dead center of a normal sized pint glass when their side by side. Since I suck at explaining things, here's a pic.

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JRems

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Thanks that's exactly what I wanted to see. If yours are 3" on center then I will do 3.5" or 4". I would normally wait Untill I have the products in hand to measure, but I have to return my friends plasma cutter in a couple days and I wanted to cut the holes while I still have it. I also want to get the door painted and cured before the parts come in.

jldc

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Don't go too far apart or you will end up needing a larger drip tray.

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