looking for ideas/examples of through the wall taps

[kegtoe]

Guys, it's been a loooooong time since I've been on HBT. Twin 2 1/2 year old boys and a new job in a new state has left me little time to brew lately. However, my new place has a finished basement and behind our bar is a storage area. I'm just looking for ideas how people have stored cold kegs and ran beer lines/taps to the other side of the wall.

Here is the dry bar, a real mess for now.

 

[Oakes]

A bit behind on the times, but congrats on your boys! My fiancee and I are still trying for our first, but congrats on everything you have thus far!

 

[BiggieB400]

Welcome back!

Maybe a bit boring but how about coming through wall below the counter and placing a tap tower and drip tray. If you have a full depth counter (25"), I think it could be awkward to reach for tap handles mounted to the wall, but that seems like the second obvious option

 

[Yaason]

You can put up some lower stair type shelves for liquor bottles and have a coffin type set-up in between with taps. Mirrors and glass shelves on the side. Super classy.

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[sfrisby]

Search for "Through the wall 3 tap hidden keeper build".

 

[jpalarchio]

Should be pretty easy if you have room for a chest freezer behind the wall.

At the most basic level:

* Build a collar on the freezer and get a temp controller.
* Build some kind of "tunnel" out of PVC pipe and run that out the collar to the wall.
* Add some airflow to the tunnel so the beer lines in it stay cool.
* Use either a wall mounted or tower system for the taps.