When you think of a kegerator, you normally think of an old clunker of a fridge in the corner of a frat house, covered in bumper stickers and stale Natty.
Your kegerator should add style to your place. It should turn heads and get people talking. The type of kegerator I will teach you to build, known as a keezer, will do just that. Then it's up to you to fill it with great beer, but I'm sure you can handle that.
This page is the starting point for building your keezer. What follows are the three blog posts I wrote about the build as well as parts lists for the kegging setup I use. Make sure to scroll the the bottom of the page to check out pictures of the build as well as keezer picture submitted by readers who built theirs from my instructions.
Blog Posts
- The blueprint for a badass kegerator
- How to build the keezer collar
- How to add a fan and other updates
- Insulating the keezer collar
Parts for the gas side
- 5 lb CO2 tank
- Dual gauge primary regulator
- 4-Way Co2 Manifold
- Gas tubing (5/16″)
- Gas ball locks
- Flare nut and barb (1/4″ to 5/16″)
- Hose clamps
Parts for the beer side
- 5 gallon Cornelius keg
- 2.5 gallon Cornelius keg
- Perlick faucets
- Clear vinyl beer line (3/16″)
- 1/4″ barb
- Faucet shank (4″)
- Tap handles
Fan
Other Accessories and Resources
- External thermostat
- Eva-dry Wireless Dehumidifier
- Carbonation chart pdf (Thanks PA_Jeff for finding this)