Modular 76 Series - Double Tee (T-Bar)
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Looking for the ultimate in font customisation? KegLand's Modular 76 Series font systems are for you!
All of the 76 Series are a whopping 76mm in diameter! Now with a sturdier thicker mounting flange!
Unlike the other straight font sold with our other kits, these systems are designed to be customised by you! Simply plan out the configuration you want to arrange your taps in and put it together with the variety of different parts we have in our range.
These font systems are perfect for our Grand Deluxe fridges and Series 4 or Series X Kegerators. They also make for pretty awesome bar installations, too!
(please note, these are not suitable for flooded font/beer tower installations)
The fonts are 76mm diameter hollowed 304 stainless steel with plenty of space inside for installing beer lines and shanks without having to get your hand into hard-to-reach places. The hollow design of these fonts makes them easily air-coolable with a font fan kit if you're installing it in a fridge yourself. Otherwise the Grand Deluxe Fridges and Series 4 Kegerators have an inbuilt fan with tubing already.
These fonts accept all our short shanks, including the easy connecting push-in model and the new K-Lok quick disconnect shanks for tap removability.
These fonts can be assembled in a variety of configurations. They can be installed in a more traditional ‘T’ bar configuration where the font raises out of the bar vertically before teeing off either side. For those ultra-long bars with 10 taps, a combination of both may be used to make the ultimate beer dispensing setup! Due to their heavy-duty mounting, some people even mount them from the roof. Better yet, should you decide to change your setup down the line, these fonts can be reconfigured just as easily as they originally went together.
The other type of design is the Goal Post "U" Design if you're running your beer line through a bench top and want the ultimate wow factor!
Features:
- 76mm diameter 304-grade Stainless Steel;
- Fully customisable to suit your needs;
- Modifiable and easily changed;
- Suits Grand Deluxe fridges, Series 4 Kegerators, home bar systems, commercial bars and any custom design;
- Heavy-duty performance;
- Accepts our entire range of curve-mounted short shanks, including push-in and K-Lok variants;
- Professional appearance; and
- Air coolable for foam-free pouring without all the ice and condensation that curse flooded systems.
Please note: these font systems are not designed to be floodable with glycol. They are designed to be air-cooled.
This listing is for 1x Double-Tee (T-bar) connection only and is intended to be used in conjunction with other parts in the range to make a complete font.
- 100% 304-grade Stainless Steel;
- Fully customisable to suit your needs;
- Modifiable and easily changed;
- Suits Grand Deluxe fridges, Series 4 Kegerators, home bar systems, commercial bars and any custom design;
- Heavy-duty performance;
- Accepts our entire range of curve-mounted short shanks, including push-in and K-Lok variants;
- Professional appearance; and
- Air coolable for foam-free pouring without all the ice and condensation that curse flooded systems.
- Order before midday (mon - fri) for same day shipping
- Orders over £80 ship with DPD next day service
- Smaller items ship with royal mail from £2.90
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Free next day delivery on orders over £80
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