Modular Beer Tower Font with Six Taps

The Keg King Six Tap Modular Beer Font Tower set provides a fantastic looking, professional finish to any bar or beverage sales location.

These fonts work great for mounting on our Super Deluxe series of professional grade under-bar fridges. 

Fonts like our Six Tap Modular font require two stand pipes and are also referred to as Soccer Goal Fonts, Goalpost Fonts or Bridging Fonts.

Each Keg King Modular Font is constructed from 304 Stainless Steel and manufactured to be assembled with 2 inch tri-clover fittings.

Keg King Modular Font Kits are designed to work with our 3/4 inch Kinglok fittings that provide users the ability to disconnect their taps quickly and easily for maintenance or cleaning. 

The Keg King Six Tap Modular Font Kit comes with everything you need to set up a six tap modular font and includes the following:

• Flexible Tri-Clover design. Professional visual impact. 
• 2x 2-inch Tri-Clover Stand Pipes
• 2x 2-inch 90 degree Elbow Bends
• 6x 2-inch Tri-Clover Extensions x 3/4 inch
• 6x Kinglock x 3/4 inch male
• 6x Kinglock Tap Adaptors
• 6x SL6 Washers
• 6x Elbow Barb 6mm
• 9x 2-inch Tri-Clover Double Beaded Silicone Seals
• 9x 2-inch Tri-Clover Clamps
• 6x Ultratap Faucets
• 2x Triple Line Sets
• 6x Premium Liquid Disconnect Black
• 6x Premium Gas Disconnect Grey

Specifications:

Material = 304 Stainless Steel

Dimensions:

Height = 390mm top of the font, 475mm top of tap handles

Width = 925 to the outside edge of each stand pipe base.

Works well with the KegMaster Super Deluxe Two Door XL or KegMaster Super Deluxe Three Door

If you have your fridge mounted under a bench, we recommend using our Under-Bench Telescopic Font Adaptor

PLEASE NOTE:  The 3/4inch Male threading on the KingLok fitting contains a black silcone o-ring at the top of the threads. This o-ring DOES NOT need to seal up against the top of the 3/4inch female modular font port. The o-ring will normally sit slightly above because of the Kinglok fitting compressing against the SL6 washer. This is normal. If you find the o-ring visually displeasing you can remove it from the Kinglok fitting.