Beer Tower - 3 Faucets

I installed this on my Haier Kegerator and it's been great. I had to drill new holes as my previously tower was not as wide but that was the only modification I've made to have 3 beers on tap.

I can fit 3 corny kegs, a 5 pound CO2 tank, and a 3 product secondary regulator for independent pressure control, though there is very little wiggle room with that set-up. In the future I think I might drill a hole and keep the gas outside as it really is too crowded in there right now.

The only issue I've had is that my Perlick faucet didn't quite tighten all the way initially and I made a bit of a mess when I plugged my beer line in. I had to tighten well beyond what I would have thought necessary in order to get a proper seal.

Nice item works great. Looks good too.

I bought the tower instead of building my own. Some things are just meant not to be a DIY project and this is one of them. I can?t tell you how impressed I am with the tower. Who doesn?t like something so shinny that pours 3 varieties of homebrew? Make the plunge and buy one!

It's a realy beautiful column. It has simple faucets so I replaced them with perlick's. It brings all the conections but it's not self refrigerated. I use it with 3 whiteboard tap handles and It's the star in any party.

I got a hold of an old kegerator with a rusted out single tap and rotted wood top that could fit three 5Gallon soda kegs. Cut a new wood top and affixed the 3 tap tower and BAM! I got a nice selection of home brew, nice and handy. No more opening the fridge door and using picnic taps that tend to foam the beer.
The only consideration is the taps are close together so large custom handles will not be accommodated, at least on the middle tap.

I am able to fit 3 five gallon corny kegs in my kegerator so this gave me the option of having variety on tap. In the near future I plan to upgrade the faucets with some perlick 525s to avoid dealing with stuck faucets

I bought this tower to add more taps to my Danby Chill N'Tap(I can fit 1 3-gal keg on the compressor hump and two 5 gallons easily). After researching DIY tower projects and countless hours at Lowe's and Home Depot, I realized it would be cheaper to just buy a pre-assembled tower. This tower came up as a deal of the day and I got it for a steal. It bolted right into the existing holes. I was able to easily change out the lines and have three beers on tap.

The only negative thing I can think of is that I would have purchased one a little bit taller to accommodate tall pilsner and hefeweizen glasses and at the time of this review there is not a height listed ( the overall height is 12", middle shank is 9 1/2", top two shanks are 11" high)