can the D7A be used with 5-gal water bottles placed on the inside of the unit
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No, it is a bottless design with water line hook-ups. It has built-in internal water storage tanks, a large one for cold water and smaller one for hot. We have been very happy with our unit.
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It is designed to be used with the larger bottles, but you may be able to modify it by adding an in-line low pressure regulator and an adapter to use the smaller bottle.
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I use this rack for my five gallon water bottles and its a perfect size to fit in small living spaces. I can't see why a four gal container wouldn't fit, but measure your bottles first.
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I think it will take up to much space in the refrigerator, unless you have an usually large refrigerator. Has the same diameter as a regular 5 gallon water bottle that you see on a water dispenser. So unless you can fit that in your refrigerator with the shorter height( dimensions are 10" diameter with 14" overall height)
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We use 5's but assuming that the necks of bottles are the same it should be no problem.
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I don't think so.......they are too fat. the 5 gallon water bottle is 8 inches in radius and the stand couldn't really take anything more than that. But even if it did fit, you would not want that for a coleman or igloo cooler because those coolers have the sprout at the bottom of the cooler so the stand would be too short. The stand is specifically made for the pump that would fit on top (not on the bottom) of a 5 gallon plastic jug....by the pump and sprout being on the top, you gain an additional 2 feet of height which makes the low to the ground stand work just right.
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I would think so. There are six short pegs to set bottles on in the lower rack. Nipples and such sit on top rack. I don't use it for bottle at all but for steralizering nebulizer parts.
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I wouldn't try it. It works well enough as a single unit, but I don't think it's strong enough to stack and support additional bottles.
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With a 5-gallon water bottle it is 18" tall. It does not fit under my cabinets because I have trim underneath. If the bottom of your cabinet is 18", it should work. I use a 3-gallon Primo bottle and it's 14" tall with that. It fits under the cabinet and I have the spout over the sink. In fact, the 3-gallon size just barely hangs off the back of the frame and is much easier to manage. I'd suggest getting one of those if you can find it.
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A 5 gallons water jug (the kind that you place upside down into a water dispenser) would fit. You wouldn't be able to close the floating coolers lid though. I don't know off hand how wide a typical 5 gallon jug is. I don't have mine inflated right now, but the inside diameter is a foot, and maybe more.
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I use the standard 5 gallon plastic bottles which it holds easily and very stable. I'm pretty sure that it would hold the glass ones effectively.
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I have not tried glass bottles, but I would think so. There's some wiggle room after I put in the plastic 5 gallon bottle.
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I didn't try on 3 gallons bcoz I have 5 gallons reuseable plastic bottles.They r not suitable for them.
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You can. They have multiple ridges evenly distributed and based on what I saw on my unit there is enough space for a couple more levels. I was thinking the same route until I saw how easily they stack on top of each other. Obviously some types of bottles are more stable than others doing that.
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Typically this would sit on a counter so the water is at room temperature. I suppose one could chill the unit and water bottle given a sufficiently large or dedicated refrigerator. However, it might be a tad awkward lift a full bottle and container in there due to the weight.
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Greetings Crystal:Yes, the Goldwell 3 step metal stand should be able to withstand a 5 gallon "glass" bottle. I placed my water crock along with my full 5 gallon BPA free water bottle on top and 2 more 5 gallon filled bottles underneath it and so far, no problems at all. So that's over 15+ gallons of water already on the stand. I've had this stand since February 2013 from Amazon. The stand itself is very sturdy, has a glossy finish and the design looks great. The only tiny issue I had was assembling the last screw in the middle, it was pretty tough. Other than that, the instruction was very easy to follow. I hope this helps you in deciding. Have a good weekend. Greetings Crystal:Yes, the Goldwell 3 step metal stand should be able to withstand a 5 gallon "glass" bottle. I placed my water crock along with my full 5 gallon BPA free water bottle on top and 2 more 5 gallon filled bottles underneath it and so far, no problems at all. So that's over 15+ gallons of water already on the stand. I've had this stand since February 2013 from Amazon. The stand itself is very sturdy, has a glossy finish and the design looks great. The only tiny issue I had was assembling the last screw in the middle, it was pretty tough. Other than that,... » Read More Greetings Crystal:Yes, the Goldwell 3 step metal stand should be able to withstand a 5 gallon "glass" bottle. I placed my water crock along with my full 5 gallon BPA free water bottle on top and 2 more 5 gallon filled bottles underneath it and so far, no problems at all. So that's over 15+ gallons of water already on the stand. I've had this stand since February 2013 from Amazon. The stand itself is very sturdy, has a glossy finish and the design looks great. The only tiny issue I had was assembling the last screw in the middle, it was pretty tough. Other than that, the instruction was very easy to follow. I hope this helps you in deciding. Have a good weekend. « Show Less
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I don't think so because the wire bottle rack/shelves inside it are curved to fit standard 750ml bottles. I have not tried to fit the larger ones.