KegWorks Double Tap Draft Beer Tower, Stainless Steel, 3" D




Key features
- •Draft beer towers are a simple and economical solution for your home bar
- •This double tap tower with polished stainless steel finish will look great mounted on your bar
- •Made in India
KegWorks Double Tap Draft Beer Tower, Stainless Steel, 3" D
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.3
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Based on 10 reviews
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Double keg
DDruetti•August 15, 2017
Double tap set up. Made for a bar. We used it on our kegerator. Needed linger screws but, perfect
Great Value!
Cliff G.•July 20, 2017
Mounted this on top of a chest freezer and used at a birthday party with NO issues. All hardware included to mount and connect to a Sankey tap.
Bad faucets
Amazon Customer•June 5, 2017
The stainless tower looks nice but the base screws are not centered nicely and had to drill new hold in my brand new kegerator as they didn't line up without making the faucets off centered. On top of that the faucets are terrible. First day of use, they started leaking from faucet and one spewed from the connection and couldn't be tightened to fix. Had to use a rubber band to hold the handle back to keep it from leaking so bad. Returning and buying the tower with the Perlick faucets.
Levers made of Brass? More like Glass...
Ralph•April 4, 2017
I held off on writing this review until I could get some feedback from either Amazon who filled the order ot KegWorks who manufactured/distributed it. I figured I wouldn't dock them if this was a one-off type of failure, however...
My problem with this product was with the actual lever, it states it is made of brass via the description and believe me it is not. It seems to be made of some cheap composite alloy that didn't hold up. I didn't get through a single 5gal home brew keg before the lever started gumming up and making it harder to crank the faucet open. This last Saturday I was trying to pour a friend of mine a pint when the lever/handle snapped off in the full OPEN position. I had to disconnect the co2 line to the keg and purge the keg in order to pull the beer line off of the keg and prevent any further spilling of my precious homebrew (IIIPA if you're curious). I am shocked that the part of the tower that would be used the most and have the most amount of torque exerted on it, would be made so cheaply. Also after further review and analyzing the pictures that I uploaded, it seemed they may have even shipped a different brand tower - TAP CRAFT, though I purchased the KegWorks branded listing. (I reviewed my order invoice and it linked me back to the KegWorks listing once again)
I called both Amazon and KegWorks and they both gave me no options to work with. Amazon stated that I was beyond the return window and KegWorks said they have ZERO warranty on their products - ALL I WANTED WAS A REPLACEMENT LEVER,NOT AN ENTIRE UNIT NOR MONEY BACK-. I do have to give Amazon credit for finally stepping up and offering a partial credit for a return and an paid RMS after having to escalate my call.
The tower fit and finish looks amazing, however it fell far short of holding up with craftsmanship, I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND.Keg Works Double Tap Draft Beer Tower, Stainless Steel, 3" D
My problem with this product was with the actual lever, it states it is made of brass via the description and believe me it is not. It seems to be made of some cheap composite alloy that didn't hold up. I didn't get through a single 5gal home brew keg before the lever started gumming up and making it harder to crank the faucet open. This last Saturday I was trying to pour a friend of mine a pint when the lever/handle snapped off in the full OPEN position. I had to disconnect the co2 line to the keg and purge the keg in order to pull the beer line off of the keg and prevent any further spilling of my precious homebrew (IIIPA if you're curious). I am shocked that the part of the tower that would be used the most and have the most amount of torque exerted on it, would be made so cheaply. Also after further review and analyzing the pictures that I uploaded, it seemed they may have even shipped a different brand tower - TAP CRAFT, though I purchased the KegWorks branded listing. (I reviewed my order invoice and it linked me back to the KegWorks listing once again)
I called both Amazon and KegWorks and they both gave me no options to work with. Amazon stated that I was beyond the return window and KegWorks said they have ZERO warranty on their products - ALL I WANTED WAS A REPLACEMENT LEVER,NOT AN ENTIRE UNIT NOR MONEY BACK-. I do have to give Amazon credit for finally stepping up and offering a partial credit for a return and an paid RMS after having to escalate my call.
The tower fit and finish looks amazing, however it fell far short of holding up with craftsmanship, I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND.Keg Works Double Tap Draft Beer Tower, Stainless Steel, 3" D
Nice tower except for the taps are not
Blasterizer•January 7, 2017
Nice tower except for the taps are not, can't think of the term while typing this.. Spring filled? They are manual so if you are like me and have them on top of a keezer and close the lid to hard the taps love to spill their sweet nectar everywhere. Other than that instructions are good and simple.
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