Still working on my keezer plan.
I want my taps close together for obvious reasons, but how close is too close? I found Perlick 650SS flow control taps for a good price, so I will be using 4 of those and possibly a stout faucet.
I see a lot of people making keezers with no insulation on the inside of the wood. Is this smart or is it, in fact, bubbafication?
I'm considering building a mobile base. It would let me move the keezer for cleaning when it's full, it would put the taps at a more convenient height, and it seems like it ought to improve ventilation so I could feel better about ignoring the wall distance requirement.
I want my taps close together for obvious reasons, but how close is too close? I found Perlick 650SS flow control taps for a good price, so I will be using 4 of those and possibly a stout faucet.
I see a lot of people making keezers with no insulation on the inside of the wood. Is this smart or is it, in fact, bubbafication?
I'm considering building a mobile base. It would let me move the keezer for cleaning when it's full, it would put the taps at a more convenient height, and it seems like it ought to improve ventilation so I could feel better about ignoring the wall distance requirement.