Keg accessories

Back problems are one of the most common reasons for sick leave in the hospitality industry, and carrying kegs contributes significantly to this. With a keg dolly, you set a keg down once and then roll it wherever you need it. Swivel casters make maneuvering in a cramped cellar possible without having to pull or wrestle with it. It is an investment that pays off in staff who are still fit at the end of the week.

Stainless steel racks are expensive and take up permanent space. With stackers and spacers, you can stack kegs directly on top of each other while still maintaining access to the connection of the bottom keg. This allows you to make the most of your cellar height without compromising usability. Depending on the size, you can stack multiple quarter- or half-size kegs on top of each other; always check the specified load capacity and place your stack on a level surface.

Kegs that are dragged, shaken, or stacked unevenly in the cellar produce more foam when tapped. Temperature fluctuations also play a role: beer that alternates between warm and cold loses its carbonation. Calm, stable storage in a fixed location results in a cleaner pour and less waste at the tap. So your beer quality literally starts in the cellar.

Most keg accessories are made of high-density polyethylene: lightweight, strong, and resistant to moisture and cleaning agents. Rubber wheels leave no marks and remain flexible even at lower cellar temperatures. Rinse the parts occasionally and check the wheels for dirt stuck in the axle. All items can be backordered; quantity discounts apply to multiple units, and shipping costs €6.95.