Show us your Kegerator

The weight of the 2x10's with added insulation wrap works perfect. I also added 2 strips of window strip to top of the freezer. I started a thread in the DYI Keezer section. I used old rustic looking tin/fencing which gives the the dirty look, so no worry of keeping clean. I wish I could have figured out s way to hinge the lid.

 

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Just added a 2 tap tower while I get my keezer finished!

 

Looks awesome!

 

Here is my setup.

 

Pouring a pint uphill

 

Lol, I can never get the bloody photos to upload properly

 

I have the same issue

 

Online shop i buy my stuff from in canada.

 

SWMBO requested a new refrigerator so I took our old one, painted it with chalkboard paint and put a three keg system in it.
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The small goes to my kitchen, as my missus request!!
The big stays in my "brewery" : ))

https://imgur.com/kUga92l

 

Posted when she was first done, but now she has some swag.

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Here's mine. It can hold three cornies. Just got it installed and two kegs carbing as we speak.

 

Love it. Instant classic!

 

My first one!

 

that's awesome

 

Portable Beer wall

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Inspired by an HBT build
I can no longer find. I built this beer wall from free fencing on the side of the road and stuff lying around the garage. Total cost $0.

I borrowed taps and plumbing from my kegerator. Huge hit at neighborhood Octoberfest.

 

Nice!

 

What Model Frigidaire is this?

 

Frigidaire Model FRC445GB
My build thead:
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?p=7304637#post7304637

Here's a thread just about that model:
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=89013

 

Ours

 

Got my holes drilled and taps loosely installed while I wait on my wrench from keg connection. Looking more into how this fridge works to see if I need to worry about coolant lines when attaching the gas manifold. Marked the two sports for a 3rd and 4th tap. This should be able to hold 4 cornies. Super excited.

 

Here's my nearly completed keezer bar build. I wanted the coffin style tap box but also wanted to be able to utilize the top as a bar area in addition to making it easier to access the inside of the freezer so I went with an offset coffin.

 

Little more info, 10.2 CuFt system, 7.1 Fridge and 3.1 Bottom Freezer. With the CO2 outside it can hold 4 kegs with a little shaving of the shelf mounts.

More pics, need to clean up my tubing and get my manifold installed as well.

 

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Finally completed mine about 2 weeks ago. Took about 6 weeks to complete it. Took the over all design idea from amath build here http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=581041. But changed it up as I wanted a more rustic look to it.





Still have some finishing accessories to add as I am having hand forged iron brackets made for the shelf and stainless vent covers for the two compressor compartment vents.

 

Nicely done, triple C!

 

Simple yet functional in my Man-Cave. And yes, those are bottles of Black Gold inside!

 

This is on the back patio. I incorporated our utility sink. CO2 and 4 gallon hot water heater are stored under the sink.
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Beautiful! Good work.

 

Just finished this today. It’s an Insignia unit that I can put (3) 5g and (1) 3g ball lock kegs in with the gas outside. Gotta shorten the lines up though as it pours too slow.

 

Finishing up today, just have a few things to do, mainly a fan and to tidy up the beer and gas lines. Having an image problem though, so will upload to my website and link from there.

 

What kind of taps are those?

 

They're flow control Rototaps.

 

I found this while searching images online, and was hoping the builder is on this site. Regardless, could someone elaborate on the best way to attach or cut-in a refrigerator with boards so as to allow it to be framed and opened? I am looking to mimic this design, but am not sure if I should just go with construction adhesive, or actually building a shell that is then attached to the refrigerator?

 

Glue is your friend. Just don't cover the coils at the back. Pain black with chalk board paint and frame accordingly (this isn't mine, but I built the TARDIS further back the same way).

 

There are a couple of threads on here where people have glued the wood directly to their keezers and they are still working after 4 or 5 years. I have a friend that is an AC+R guy. He laughs and says that the compressor life that you might lose is not worth the hassle of over engineering. The R value of 1/4" plywood is <.31.

I used liquid nails on mine.

 

Keg King kegerator from MoreBeer. I'm super happy with this unit. It holds two 5 gallon and one 2.5 gallon kegs, plus glasses and some random bottles. I added a dual regulator so I can run two different pressures. The dispensing pressure goes to a three way manifold and the second is available for force carbonating, pushing beer between kegs, maybe a bottle filler in the future, etc. CO2 is in a nearby cabinet for ease of exchange. Without the regulator, manifold and glass holder you could fit three 5 gallon kegs.


Third keg is hiding in the back...


Dual regulator and manifold.

 

Basement beer station...

 

Now that's just sexy right there! Are those Best Buy/ Insignia kegerators? Mine's out for delivery right now, so freakin stoked!