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Everything depends on several factors... How Wide is the Adjoining Closet? How wide is the Unit they want to install...If enough room I would have side Cabinets also. Is the Adjoining closet Necessary? If Not remove completely..see below Is the Wall a Load Bearing Wall? Very Few Load bearing...

Have you ever stained and sealed concrete before? I love stained concrete.

Clone yourself 1000 Times and fill all the seats...otherwise the other 999 seats will be filled with people who don't have your same tastes in beer.. Brewing is like cooking....take 1000 people and give them a Steak and a grill and tell them to cook the perfect steak..you will get 1000...

Sometimes It is best to just smile and keep your mouth shut. as Forrest Gump said "Stupid is, Stupid Does" . That is why I get my supplies at a Small Local Shop...They know the Product.. They know the finished products.. They know the importance of great ingrediants..They order enough...

http://beersmith.com/blog/2008/06/25/enhancing-beer-head-retention-for-home-brewers/ Read the full article..but in a Nutshell ""Head stability depends on the presence of substances with low surface tension in the beer which can form stable elastic bubbles. The two primary contributors to...

May have never tasted anyone else's Homebrew before and had nothing to compare it to... I attended Bluebonnett Brewoff Many Years and judged many times and It never amazed me that there were beers that made it into into the second round of judging and I was total shocked and asked...

What are your ingrediants? Not every beer is designed to have "body" ..some beers simply go 'flat' fast... especially when not served at cold temps.

I have always prefered the Idea of a split top with a Tower(s). Beautiful wood work on the tower box.

Loving all the wood :rockin:

Cold plates are usually Heavy... Beer line are enclosed in a Solid Block of Aluminum..More thermal mass. Coils are usually lighter weighter because the are simply a coil of tubing immersered in an Ice bath. The Container holding the ice bath for both is the Jockey Box

Loving the portable Buiding Options

Just saw the Thread..Was Wondering if everything worked out for them.... It is never to late to chase a dream.

RENT= Ask your Landlord But before I give my Opionins based on just renderings Too many unanswered questions.. What is load compacity of the second floor? What size is your intened size of the Brewing Equipment? What Utilities are already located on the second floor? How much insurance...

Real Ale Real HEavy Scotch Ale

Love seeing Recycled Wood being used. Definately gives it a "One of a Kind" feel. Did you just screw the wood on or did you use any kind of adhesive?

Should have just had 7 Taps and Named them after Dwarves :)

Carbide single tooth saws are more for Laminates and solid surfaces than wood... a Minute ain't to bad...good thing you didn't hit nails..that would have slowed ya down a lot :) Brew ON ! !

Holy Crude...Did you wear the teeth off the Hole Saw? This a a wood hole saw...See the Teeth. If Not, you know that is not designed to drill through wood? How long did it take you to drill through the Wood...You derserve a Homebrew for you dedication :) How long

New Brewers means New Forum Members...we all go through the Same Questions...:tank: New Brewers have not read all the Old Posts yet ;) like me

Siphon...Do it with a long Tube at the Bottom of the Keg and let it fill from the Bottom of a Keg.. or Allow the Beer to fill a Sealed keg through the Out post on a Keg..Simply hook up the Line to the Outpost of the Keg..Purge the Keg ith CO2 First to displace the Oxygen..burp once in awhile...