Generally when making a kegerator you start with the cooling system (I.e. small fridge, chest freezer, etc) and mod it to fit a keg, not the other way around.

Keg Size Consider your preferred keg size. The majority of at-home kegerators can fit standard 1/4 and 1/6 barrels, but you’ll need a larger model if you want to use full-size half-barrel kegs.

While purchasing a Kegerator, we should decide how much space we would like it to take up in the area. A full-size kegerator will be around the size of a regular-sized Keg.

Slimmer body than many full-size kegerators Very affordable Cons: The drip tray is raised which looks slightly cheap EdgeStar KC2000SS Full-Size Kegerator Different sized kegs are a cinch for this ...

It’s not quite a fridge, and not quite a keg: a kegerator is basically a re-designed refrigerator for keeping a keg cool inside, while dispensing beer out of the top tower through a faucet tap.

But about once a year, we should take a deep clean of the Kegerator to continue functioning at total capacity. Sourcing Kegs for Kegerator There are many locations where we can purchase a keg.