What are the floor dimensions? I want to use it to ferment lager beers. My fermenter is 12" in diameter and 24" tall. Will it sit on the floor?
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Scott - I think it is a no go for your fermenter. The bottom is only 9.5 inches deep due to housing the motor - I measured from the second shelf to the top and there is NOT 24 inches of clearance.
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ID is 12 inches, Height is 10 1/2 inches That's 1187 cubic inches or 5 gallons. The measurements you want total 2356 cubic inches, which is 10 gallons. I wouldn't attempt to lift one full of beer!
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I too had only 24" of width but the height was perfect. So I just cut off two of the bars and they fit perfectly. Stricturally, the individual bars (width) can be removed/cut-off to fit. I still love these grates.
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12 by 12 I think. Mine broke though. Ended up throwing it away. I cleaned and and tried to fix it but couldn't be fixed
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I can't give an exact measurement in inches as it's currently being used for a Secondary Ferment jug with some test Fruit Wine. However it does take a #6 Rubber Stopper. My #7 Rubber Stopper was just a little too large.
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It's 4.75 inches. Will work perfect as a Home Brewing ThermometerCheers,Michael "Medium Rare" O'DonnellCave Tools - Owner
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12 inches around and 19 inches deep. This cooler works great as a mash lauter tunn!
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It is slightly under 12" tall, so it will fit under your cabinet. However, you'll need to pull it out from under the cabinet to put water in to it (the top flips up to allow you to pour the water in) and you'll probably want it pulled out from under the cabinet while you are brewing so that the steam from the brew process doesn't warp your cabinet.
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My pot is OD 18.5" and it has lots of space. You shouldn't base your next pot size on the beers you'll be making and not the size of the chiller though ;) I highly recommend 9+ gal pots for full-boil 5 gal batches. Cheers!
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12 inches. I made mine into a lauter tun using some fittings and stainless steel braid. It works great and was cheaper than a false bottom. There are plenty of directions online for this approach.
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it is 24" tall, 12" deep, 16.5" wide. I have 2 of these now and they are quite sturdy.
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It shouldit isn't tall but it is for a 12 cup pot and. It works well. There should be no problem.
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It is 12 inches tall and slides under the cabinet. Steam does come out of the top as coffee brews. I always slide mine clear of the cabinet during brewing to prevent long term damage to cabinet
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Micheal, thanks for asking. The headspace should not be an issue, as the bed of CO2 should not effect the the batch. The trub aspect could be an issue. I have never done a 1 gallon batch. The trub space is perfect for batches between 2 to 2.75 gallons. For 1 gallon, even with tipping when racking, you may lose too much beer. Honestly, I wouldn't risk it. I know for 1 gallon brewers, every drop counts. Hope that helps. But if you move up to 2 gallon batches, or have been considering it, this is for you!
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Yes. My opening was 12.5" wide X 23" height. Just make sure you center the rack when you are ready to screw it on the bottom. I eye-balled it and was off by 1/4 " and had th loosen all my screws and recenter it using a tape measure the 2nd time.
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Twenty-nine and a half inches high. If you're trying to fit a keg in it, it will not work due to a step in the bottom floor to accommodate the compressor in the rear of the fridge. Hope this helps.
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ID is 12 inches, Height is 10 1/2 inchesThat's 1187 cubic inches or 5 gallons. The measurements you want total 2356 cubic inches, which is 10 gallons.I wouldn't attempt to lift one full of beer!