Build Your Own Walk In Beer Cooler

This guide teaches you everything you need to know to build your own walk in cooler from scratch using a coolbot temperature controller and an air conditioner.

Build your own walk in beer cooler.

Any type of cooler you want to make needs to have a set of plans. An old utility trailer is perfect to convert into a portable cooler to have to transport food. In addition to our construction guide and a c selection guide here are a few tips for how to best use a coolbot in your brewing. What it costs to build your own coolbot powered walk in cooler.

The industry standard for walk in coolers is r25. Read more about the top diy projects of 2017. Many brewers ferment their beer at around 50 f no problem for a coolbot. Going up to r30 will save you even more money especially if you are keeping your cooler at 40 f or below.

I ll give you all the details and step by step instruction. You can build your own walk in cooler for produce storage at just a fraction of the cost of commercial coolers. A coolbot and a regular household window a c unit lets you turn any well insulated room into a walk in cooler. Build an affordable walk in meat cooler with a coolbot and a standard air conditioner and take control of your harvest all the way from the field to the table enjoy a hunt without worrying about a long wait at the.

Here s what you ll learn. This 20 minute video tutorial walks you through all the steps for building your own indoor cooler. For brewers who needed to lager their beer at 34 f we have a few suggestions. Rigid foam there are several types of insulation you can use in your walk in cooler.

Insulate all surfaces ceiling walls floor to at least an r value of 25. We recommend using rigid foam whenever possible polyisocyanurate on the walls. As a hunter you know that quickly cooling harvested game to a safe storage temperature is critical to avoiding meat spoilage that s why you field dress your harvest. Today is all about building your own walk in cooler or fridge using a coolbot and window a c unit.

Building a diy indoor cooler is simpler than you think. Under a tree on the north side of a building under an overhang on an existing structure if you build an overhang for your cooler be sure to build an openly vented roof that keeps the sun off the insulated ceiling of the cooler. Where on your property to put your cooler.