genesisb86
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Hi all,
I've tried finding an answer to this question on the forums, but haven't been successful. If there's a thread about this, I'd appreciate the link.
My husband and I would like to build a kegerator, but for space reasons we want to use an upright unit. I've noticed that a lot of people have to place their faucets lower when using a fridge / freezer combo because of the freezer door possibly hitting the taps especially when using custom ones.
My question - has anyone tried cutting or drilling holes through the fridge up into the freezer, and then running the lines through them so that the taps set higher in the unit (freezer door)?
Is this just a terrible idea in general? If so, why?
Thanks in advance!
I've tried finding an answer to this question on the forums, but haven't been successful. If there's a thread about this, I'd appreciate the link.
My husband and I would like to build a kegerator, but for space reasons we want to use an upright unit. I've noticed that a lot of people have to place their faucets lower when using a fridge / freezer combo because of the freezer door possibly hitting the taps especially when using custom ones.
My question - has anyone tried cutting or drilling holes through the fridge up into the freezer, and then running the lines through them so that the taps set higher in the unit (freezer door)?
Is this just a terrible idea in general? If so, why?
Thanks in advance!