I am building an outdoor kitchen island that will include a keezer with tower attached to either the counter or the top lid of the freezer. When I started building the thing, I did not calculate the height correctly 
, well, couldn't go much higher than normal countertop. So now I have to extend the wall surrounding the keezer about 6 inches that should give me plenty of space to accommodate for a decent size freezer. I have 35" width (with no room to breathe), 30" depth ( about 5" to spare but outlet extends from the wall out) and will be able to accommodate 40" total including the casters (2.5") that I am planning attaching directly to the body of the freezer. So which (max 37.5) freezer would you recommend and how to avoid puncturing anything important when screwing down the casters, or should I just JB weld it on? I hope that at that height I shouldn't be too concerned of keg's 29" height. As a matter of fact I'd prefer to keep it as close as possible to the max keg+coupler+hose size so I have mo freedom of moving the hoses between the keezer and the bottom of the countertop.
Thanks for all your help.
, well, couldn't go much higher than normal countertop. So now I have to extend the wall surrounding the keezer about 6 inches that should give me plenty of space to accommodate for a decent size freezer. I have 35" width (with no room to breathe), 30" depth ( about 5" to spare but outlet extends from the wall out) and will be able to accommodate 40" total including the casters (2.5") that I am planning attaching directly to the body of the freezer. So which (max 37.5) freezer would you recommend and how to avoid puncturing anything important when screwing down the casters, or should I just JB weld it on? I hope that at that height I shouldn't be too concerned of keg's 29" height. As a matter of fact I'd prefer to keep it as close as possible to the max keg+coupler+hose size so I have mo freedom of moving the hoses between the keezer and the bottom of the countertop. Thanks for all your help.
