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Kegerator with the 2 cornies inside. They do fit, but as you can see it's very tight. I also had to remove the plastic form the door as you can see it replaced by a white painted acryllic.
And another picture of the back, and you can also see the side where I had to remove the railings for the shelves in order to fit the 2 cornies. Also, note that I moved the temp controller to the back, and removed the light and cut the plastic out of wher
There you can see the 5lb aluminum tank sitting in the back ledge with enough clearance for 2 regulators.
Kegerator with the 2 cornies inside. They do fit, but as you can see it's very tight. I also had to remove the plastic form the door as you can see it replaced by a white painted acryllic.
A closer look at the top.
This is a pic of the finished kegerator complete with a dual tap tower, drip tray and a granite top that I installed.
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Kegerator with the 2 cornies inside. They do fit, but as you can see it's very tight. I also had to remove the plastic form the door as you can see it replaced by a white painted acryllic.

Kegerator with the 2 cornies inside. They do fit, but as you can see it's very tight. I also had to remove the plastic form the door as you can see it replaced by a white painted acryllic.
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