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However I see a bottom draw nestling up against a step at back (that's where the compressor sits on rear outside). This most probably means that internal width at bottom is not enough. Question is, is there still enough height if keg sits on that step shelf?

Now that is worth looking at. Thank you.

I have not got the room for a Keezer, but they do look ideal. Apart from having to lift heavy kegs, gas bottles in and out.

Thank you. I have watched "how to make your own kegerator" videos on YouTube. It looks straight forward enough. As of now, I have not found an under counter fridge that can take my 12l refurb corny keg which need 53cm high and 33cm depth.

That is a good point, well made. I do have an Inkbird already so I am OK controlling the freezer. I did wonder which appliance would consume the most electricity, but have not looked into that yet. Thank you.

Good Point

I have a refurb 12l Corny keg which needs 53cm H and 33cm D to take it. Most under counter fridges wont hold it. To be specific, I was asking for advice to help me choose whether to go fridge or freezer. I guess you say fridge, but you dont say why?

Only have room for a small upright freezer. Thanks for your reply.

I am exploring options for making my own kegerator. I have looked at second hand fridges, and now I am thinking could I use a small chest freezer. It would appear that insulation on freezers is good and with a top opening the cold air would stay inside? Does anyone have any advice please?

Not as big as I see in the photo - I guess mine is an older version.

Hello, I am a new member of the Forums, I have not brewed for 25 years and I am just getting used to the new equipment around nowadays. I bought a Klarstein Maischfest Boiler / Mashkettle 2nd hand and it came came with a stainless steel removable filter bin (for spent grain). What is confusing...

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Hello all, I used to brew my own beer and make my own wine 30 years ago and since deciding to start making beer again I have been astounded by the advances in the equipment available to a home brewer. I am finding my feet again at the moment and have recently bought 2nd hand a klarstein mash...