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coffeediver
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Location: Kiowa CO.
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It's a 37" flat screen with WII. Don't have a Direct TV receiver in the man cave so just watch Netflix or play WII.
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Sparky
Joined: 17 Dec 2010
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Location: Muir Beach, California
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| milldoggy wrote: | | ahh nice. I need to put a TV in my brewery. |
Sheeeesh, just when I think I have the updated brewery figured out, someone ups the ante! 
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milldoggy
Joined: 23 Dec 2010
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Location: Pottstown, PA
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I just added a disco ball and a skate rink 
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coffeediver
Joined: 18 Dec 2010
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Location: Kiowa CO.
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Oh, and the pic does not show, but my floor is carpeted. Makes you be extra careful.
Barry
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vandykee
Joined: 25 Jul 2011
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Location: Somerville, MA
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Very handsone system!
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-MG-
Joined: 05 Dec 2011
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Know this is an older post.
I see you use a foam board, but you have a metalic finish to it. How did you do that?
I used aluminum flashing for mine with the board, and unfortnately the flashing resists my adhesive and has bubbled out on me a little bit. So just keeping ideas in the back of my head if my design fails.
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coffeediver
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Location: Kiowa CO.
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The metallic finish on the inside was the foil backing that was on the foam board, was nothing that I did. The outside was just spray paint.
Barry
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ktyacke
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Just wanted to throw out a super delayed thanks and high five for all the info on this post! I've been driving myself nuts with the ventilation since I'm installing the system in my basement which has only 7 foot ceilings, limited space between joists with which to install my fan, and all kinds of pipes and obstructions. I thought I was clever and figured out a way to rig up a full vent system using just standard duct work, but once I got everything lined up and in place it ended up being back to the drawing board, which leads me to the foam board solution. Cheap, easy to work with, and seems to get the job done!
Side note: Love how you mounted your pumps straight to the drawer faces, looks pretty slick 
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fseider
Joined: 10 May 2013
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Location: Two Naked Frogs Brewery; Reading, PA (USA); Interests: Beer, Frogs, Steampunk, Being Naked
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Just cruising through some older posts - saw this:
| coffeediver wrote: | Oh, and the pic does not show, but my floor is carpeted. Makes you be extra careful.
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My (dedicated) brew room has a tiled floor complete with a floor drain. I can't imagine brewing with anything other than a floor drain! I know most don't have the luxury, but I don't get it - or I must be the biggest spaz out there. I now consider spills as just part of the process. Guess I need to put in a nice hand made oriental rug to keep me on my toes!!
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ghandlin
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haha!
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ghandlin
Joined: 09 Oct 2016
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| fseider wrote: | Just cruising through some older posts - saw this:
| coffeediver wrote: | Oh, and the pic does not show, but my floor is carpeted. Makes you be extra careful.
Barry |
My (dedicated) brew room has a tiled floor complete with a floor drain. I can't imagine brewing with anything other than a floor drain! I know most don't have the luxury, but I don't get it - or I must be the biggest spaz out there. I now consider spills as just part of the process. Guess I need to put in a nice hand made oriental rug to keep me on my toes!! |
Yeah, I have an epoxy floor in my dedicated brewery. Makes things a lot easier - wish I had a floor drain, but would have been a bit too costly I think. Definitely have one in the true brewery once we open.
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