Summit SBC7BRSFRTP 24" Wide Front Tap Built-In Beer Kegerator DateCreated_10032021 12"/9" Dual ElementA Dual Burner

Name: Summit SBC7BRSFRTP 24" Wide Front Tap Built-In Beer Kegerator DateCreated_10032021 12"/9" Dual ElementA Dual Burner
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 19110003536
Price: 1300.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1917 (15 reviews)

SKU 19110003536 ★ 4.2

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Summit SBC7BRSFRTP 24" Wide Front Tap Built In Beer Kegerator DateCreated_10032021 12" 9" Dual ElementA Dual Burner 12" 9" Dual ElementA Dual Burner Cooktop Lets You Choose Between 12 Inch And 9 Inch Electric Elements For A More Convenient Cooking Experience 9" 6" Power Boil ElementA Power Boiler Produces Concentrated Heat For Rapid Boiling In A Flexible 9 Inch 6 Inch Burner Size Complete With Tap Accessories Sized With A 24" Footprint The Kegerator Can Be Installed Under A Counter Without The Need To Modify The Countertop With A Hole For The Draft Tower

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