Fridge or chest freezer?

[muppet]

Have a question in regards to kegs. Talking to some boys up here and they have their kegs in a standard fridge. However reading on websites it seems that people are using the chest freezer more. So which is the most prefered on this site. Fridge or Freezer. What will I need extra for the freezer.

Cheers

[chadjaja]

Check this thread out.

http://homebrewandbeer.com/forum/viewto ... zer#p91103

And a other guys have also got pics of their finished freezers on the site. I just kegged my first batch just an hour ago and after the few minutes it took my bottling rsi may just clear up My thread is in the kegging forum as well.

[Gym_]

If i had the cash to splash i would go a big ass deep freezer with a temp mate hooked up to it and all the taps on the top of the lid,,,
No that’s a good set up ..
Only point why i went a fridge because i already had one.. end of story ..
Give me another few months thou I will be changing that.. heheheh ( i hope )

[Hopmeister]

A chest freezer will use a *lot* less power.

My Kegerator based around a F&P chest freezer:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/samhighley ... 263772168/

[Gym_]

That whole top bit is a compleat add on ...
were did ya get that bit from ?

[chriscapetrib]

A chest freezer will use a *lot* less power.

My Kegerator based around a F&P chest freezer:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/samhighley ... 263772168/

That's a beautiful looking fridge(Freezer).... I'm in the process of making one just like it using the F&P 215L Freezer.... How did you fix the collar? add on? at the front of the freezer??? Couldnt tell from the pics. And what did you make the collar? out of???

And yes they use alot less power......also try fitting 6 kegs into a fridge.