Drip catcher?

[robodeath]

My keezer is 46 inches wide and has 5 taps. I have built it in a way where the chest freezer has not been altered, since it is new and I want to keep the warranty. This poses a problem when thinking about faucet drip trays. Most of the trays I see need to be drilled into the front of the freezer which I do not want to do.

Other possible options I have found are:
1.) Towel on the floor (really ugly and nasty)
2.) Long drip tray just laying on the floor (expensive)
3.) Bar floor mats (thick rubber ones that hold liquid)


Any other suggestions?

 

[Demon]

If you want cheap and not permanently mounted grab a couple stainless steel drywall mud pan and glue magnets to them, then place them wherever you want on the wall of the keezer.

 

[buzzman003]

That's what I did. But I used a stainless steel drip tray $55 and bought the second strongest magnets and epoxied them to the tray. Workers better than I thought. Just make sure to scratch up the magnets and drop tray before you glue to increase the bond strength.