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How about a sample port for the Speidel 7.9

Maybe a Braumeister https://www.homebrewing.org/Braumeister-V2--20-L_p_5924.html

How about silicon sheets? Good up to 220 degrees: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHCHTS8/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

The minimum slope would be 1/8 per foot, but if I wanted it to be safe for keeping water away from carpet, hardwood... I would do 1/4. So depending on where your drain is, you can have a big curb. If in the center of the 6x4 area, you would need at least 3/8-3/4 drop on the 3 foot side. If at...

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I would hazard to guess that OP might be getting a home in a sub-division that one of the bigger builder has. A lot of the times you can only chose from 6-8 floor plans and have minimum change orders. They make money on how fast they can get them up with fewest changes between each build. Also...

But you can get a prefab base. Here is one brand but there are a few others: http://www.tileredi.com/shower-pans-and-bases/redi-base-shower-pans

Unless you are realllly messy or just want to hose everything down. floor drain is not needed. But it can be done with enough $. Like shoengine said, it will just be a large shower stall. But unless the area was set up to have it recessed down, you will end up with a step up of 1-3 inches- that...

LOL, its not full, just about 1" in bottom. I turn the barrel every day to keep on new wood.

Just pulled my barleywine out of the cask. Gave it 3 days in it. Did not want to push it over the edge with oak. Gave it a quick rinse and put some Jim back in it to keep for the next brew

When I put in version 2.2 I had to do it 3 times to get it to work. Then when I went to 3.0, same thing -installed 3 times to get it to work. Every thing was done the same way each time. It seams like it takes a few time for Rasberry to "like" it, lol And make sure you are using the Master...

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I kind of did that... with out all the taking them apart stuff, lol Two kegerators and one fridge under there

this might work for you, it is rate for over 15% WLP099 Super High Gravity Ale Yeast https://www.homebrewing.org/White-Labs-099-Super-High-Gravity_p_2017.html

This might be the biggest factor that you have to deal with. If using gas, will you be on your balcony? Is that cool with apt manager? If electric, can you get to 240 power or just 120? If you go with a 3 pot set up, do you have room to do it? Serving by keg is nice, if you have room to set up...

Or set up a quick mount/ dismount for this on a home made kegerator: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pickup-Truck-Bed-Crane-With-Cable-Winch-Foldable-Swivel-Lift-Jack-Hoist-Lifting/202043588218?hash=item2f0abc7e7a:g:lKQAAOSwGhZZqfXf

Before I reinvented the wheel, I would get this and clad it however the wife wants it- wood, paint, sugar plum fairies... http://www.kegerators.com/equipment/maxi-cold-MCBD60-2B-kegerator.php

Mine depends on the time of year. Summer is beside the pool beer time- blonde ales, ciders, pale ales,maybe a Scottish ale. Fall/ winter is brown ale, Triples, porters and stouts... and a cider for non-beer folks

I understand how you feel about drilling the pot. I did it about 2 months ago for the first time. I have done some metal drilling before so was kind of ok trying. I did two holes. One in a alum. deep fry pot as a test then in my $275 pot, lol. I got the bit on a slow boat from China...

Just got mine on Tuesday so have not got beer in it yet. Nice looking and comes with the dump date and a small stand. Pop bung and it had pressure. Put a fifth of Jim in it to keep it moist till the beer is ready