Draft Beer Tower Faucet Dispenser - LUCKEG Brand Double Beer Tap, Stainless Steel 3" Diameter Beer Tower, Beer Line and Beer Tower assemble accessory for Home Brewing

Double faucet beer tower works great when the lines do not break. After installing the tower I noticed beer leaking in my kegerator and excessive foam. Turns out that one of the beer connectors on one of the lines was cracked and causing issues. Swapped lines and it works great.

This made my upgrade look 100% better.

I had a kegerator with a single tap. This was a snap to change. If I remember correctly, I had to get some fittings to go to my corny kegs. Simple and worth it.

I love this thing. Using it to dispense bottomless seltzer and home brewed mead. Very classy looking, no leaks.

Complete and easy to install.

I inherited a kegerator with a home we bought a couple of years back. It had a single tap and I learned enough about it to replace the tubes, faucet, and keg tap; and to subsequently keep them clean and sanitized. I wish when I had done all that 18 months ago or so, I would have replaced the single-tap tower with a dual-tap tower like this.The tower looks clean, shiny, and well-polished. The faucets are nice and I like that they come with springs. The keg tool for faucet install/removal and… various wrenching around the system is OK, but I did experience slippage when tightening the first faucet (I switched to my own and it worked much better).Installation was easy but I did replace the pre-installed 5' beverage lines with 8' lines (better foam control). I read in a review that the tower cover was hard to remove. That was not my experience. It fits securely, but was not difficult at all to remove (which is good for maintenance/line-changes behind the faucets). Inside the tower is a tube of neoprene(?) insulation and there is a styrofoam disk under the top cover. I did not use the supplied bolts and nuts to secure the tower. In my case, it was better to use screws as the top of kegerator sits several inches above the refrigerated area and is just plywood with a leather covering.I labeled the new lines and connected to the one keg tapper I have (I get a second tap and 2-tap regulator soon for my second keg). When I poured my first beer (Spotted Cow from New Glarus Brewing Co.), it was a leak-free, satisyfing experience. Good flow control on the faucet and an awesome pour. One test is never enough so I proceeded to run a series of tests, as any self-respecting beer drinker would. Good consistency with every pour.I am loving my kegerator all over again and wish I would have done the dual-tower sooner. I can fit two 1/6 barrel kegs, or a 1/6 and thin 1/4 barrel keg. I was so happy with the double-tower I kept going and set up a taplist . io account, and picked up some plaato keg scales. I need to stop now before anyone asks what I spent, though for me it is well worth it.

I'm very impressed with the finish and overall quality of this tap. Normally I expect an inexpensive chrome item to have some rough areas or even flaking chrome, but I see none of that here. Every single component seems to be good quality.I did change the hoses to the standard 3/16". It was not difficult but I did proceed carefully and took my time so as not to damage the nice finish. As another reviewer said, the cap needs to come off, but mine came off easily. If it hadn't, the cap is ac…cessible from the inside so I would have inserted a wooden dowel (like broomstick size) through the tower and gently tapped it free. I used the provided wrench to remove the faucets from the tower, and pulled the hose through the mounts. I could then work on the hose fittings separated from the tower.I highly recommend this tap for someone who needs a basic but pretty nice two-tap tower for their kegerator or bar.

Got it and put on in 25 minutes works great no problems

Everything arrived as advertised

You need to add some insulation as included sleeve is short. good value overall