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I used the local box store, they both have a pretty wide array of foam and weatherseals. For the seal around the edge of the freezer I used medium-light density weatherseal, about 1" wide. It was fairly squishy, almost like gel foam. For the seal between the doors, where they meet in the middle...

Ah. I did not do a hinge in the middle. My advice would be to probably avoid that, but do what you will with yours. My reasoning is that the clearance I built to get kegs in/out is already fairly snug, and if the door is hinged I dont believe I would have enough room to maneuver kegs in/out...

Also, I just realized you can see the wooden hinges in a picture above, the one of the underside of the back/tower piece. Just for reference.

Thanks! I made a solid wood “hinge” in place of the freezers hinges to secure the back piece to the freezer and prevent it from getting knocked around, but that’s probably unnecessary due to the weight and trim helping hold it in place I used 2x6 pine for the top, wasn’t investing heavily as I...

Just finished my split door/trap door with a 10cu Insignia. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/trap-door-keezer.686661/ Its definitely worth the trouble. No need to move the freezer, and unless you fill it to max with kegs, its not hard to shift them around to take in/out.

My first thread, apologies if formats or pics get messed up. Here is my version of a trap door or split door keezer. Background: I went through a couple design iterations starting with the standard coffin keezer and keezer collar designs, but they didnt fit what I wanted/needed. I dont want...