Custom kegerator Install – ideas please!

[Muddy4DSM]

I’m looking to build my first kegerater in my garage and wanted to get some opinions from you professionals. First off, I’d really like to put a tap tower on this built-in bench that’s in the garage. I won’t ever use all the counter space so I figured I can utilize it and make a very clean installation by putting the refrigeration under the counter. Second, I’d like to be able to accommodate at least 2 beers (I don’t brew my own, just want to have a good beer and a more basic beer for those who aren’t into crafts). Other fancy details are on hold at this point (Temp displays, lights, etc.) and I just need to get the basics going.



I’ve looked into the dorm fridges, but I think I’d only be able to fit one of the skinny kegs in there comfortably. Would running 2 of them make any sense or would the extra cost of two of everything just be a waste of money? I’ve also looked into the chest type freezers for more size, but with the tower setup I don’t think a top access unit would be the best idea.



The backup plan would just be going with a basic fridge (where the dorm fridge is in this picture) but I just think a tower setup would be so much cooler! Any suggestions you guys have into how to make this happen, I’m all ears!

 

[FloppyKnockers]

I can't stop thinking this is the only thing that could possibly fit your space.

 

[iijakii]

Depending on your skillset (judging by the nice garage and toolcase I'd say you have that covered) you could easily build a kegerator into your workbench there. Add some plywood and insulation to turn the open bottom area into a cabinet, and incorporate some fridge guts or a window AC unit.