What's a good brand of kegerator?

[MrBJones]

Needs to fit at least two corny kegs; three would be better. Are there any features to look for or to consider?

(No room for a keezer, even in the garage...an apartment-sized kegerator is about all there's room for).

Thanks!

 

[JB_Brewing2]

I'm in the market for one too. Be nice to hear from others about their experience with different brands.

 

[purplehaze]

You can build an apt. Sized kegerator that will hold two corny kegs and a five lb tank. I used a small Sanyo fridge when I built mine years ago and it's still in use.

 

[brewbush]

I built one years ago from a small fridge sans freezer section. I think finding these nowadays appropriately sized is more difficult without cutting out portions of the door.

Buying one I like the kegco ones on various websites. Some are large enough to also hold a couple 1/6 barrels or even a 1/2 if the need arose.

After many years of tinkering I advise buy/build once and be done with it. May be more expensive up front but then you are finished. Unless you enjoy the endless upgrading

 

[lhommedieu]

I've had no problems with my Summit kegorator after buying it used five years ago. I can fit two Corny kegs and a 20# tank with no problem. It's nice to be able to adjust the temperature.

 

[Bulls Beers]

I built a kegerator from a Sanyo 4912 model. It doesn't come with a freezer, so it fits 2 corny kegs and 5lb tank in the back. There's a thread from a while back on this subject. It cost's me about 150, but that was 8 years ago.


https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=19596

 

[bucfan1234]

BeverageAir

 

[Braufessor]

I have two Danby's.... I swapped out the single tap towers they came with and replaced them both with 3-tap prelick towers. Each one holds 3 kegs. Had them about 1.5 years and so far, very happy with them.

 

[brandonlovesbeer]

The kind with beer in it.