HART Keg Beer Wall User manual

PROJECT PLAN
Skill Level: BeginnerFinished Dimensions: Varies based on Cooler Size
Keg Beer Wall
by @southernyankeediy

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Materials
Item Qty
2x4x6 Boards 7
1x4x8 12
2 ¾ “ Screws 1
1 2/3 Brad Nails
Stain
* Board Dimensions are "nominal". Actual dimensions are smaller due to lumber industry standards. Cuts are actual length.
Tools Used
Also Needed: Brad Nailer
Miter Saw Drill Tape Measure
Safety Glasses
Level Hole Saw
Battery Tip: A 4.0 Ah battery is recommended to be paired with high amp draw tools for maximum efficiency.
Lumber Cut List
Board* Description Cut to Qty
2x4x6 Legs Base Long 3' 4
2x4x6 Leg Base Short 16" 4
2x4x6 Base Connectors 3' 4
2x4x6 Backing Posts 6' 2
1x4 Shiplap Varies Varies
* Board dimensions are “nominal.” Actual dimensions are smaller due to lumber industry standards. Cuts are actual length.
Assembly Instructions
Step 1
Start by using a miter saw or circular saw to cut all the 2x4x6 boards to the sizes in the cut list.

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Step 2
Next, for building the base, we will build 2 simple boxes 3' wide/ 3' tall/ 16" deep.
Step 3
Assemble the box using wood glue and 2 3/4" exterior screws.
Tip: Make sure to clamp and level the boards as you go! No one likes a wobbly beer stand.
You should have two boxes built that look like this.
Step 4
Once the main box is built, attach the 4 2x4x3' boards to the top
corners and bottom corners using wood glue and screws.
Now you should have something that looks like this.
Step 5
The last part of the base to be built is the backer. This will be made
by attaching (2) 2x4x6 boards to the back of the base using screws.
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Step 6
It's time for the fun part! Attach the 1x4's around the box and top
using brad nails or screws.
You can either be super fancy and miter the corners or just simply
install them as butt joints.
Step 7
Continue attaching the shiplap to all 3 sides until you reach the top.
Step 8
You will also install the 1x4 as the "countertop" portion and on the
back wall. You could use thicker wood or any other material that fits
your theme!
Step 9
Once the beer bar is built, use the 1 ½” hole saw to make an opening for the handles to fit through.
You can have however many handles you want, but we are going to have two.
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Step 10
Use sand-able wood filler to fill all screw and nail holes.
Step 11
Sand the bar down with 220 grit sandpaper.
Step 12
Before installing the taps, stain or paint the keg beer wall your desired color!
Step 13
Install the door mounted
handles and tap through the
holes using washers and the
manufacturer’s supplies. Hook
it up to the keg according the
manufacturer's instructions.
Project Plans: Keg Beer Wall