Why this bar counters & station earns its place
This is a bar back counter built to double as keg storage — 1550mm wide with two solid doors, each running cold enough (-2°C to +8°C) to hold a full keg at cellar temperature right behind the bar. Pull the internal shelves and grilles out of a door and there's room for one keg inside it, so a two-door counter gives a bar two kegs kept cold without a cellar run or python line to manage.
With the shelving left in, the same two doors work as standard cold storage — bottles, cans, garnish trays, whatever a bar needs within arm's reach of the taps — so it flexes between keg storage and general bar fridge as the setup demands.
At 520 litres gross volume and 200kg, it's a substantial unit built for constant bar use rather than occasional storage, and it draws 360W from a standard 230V supply — straightforward to wire in behind a bar without special provision.
