T-bars, cobra columns and multi-tap stainless towers, carrying two to six lines up through the bar top. The tower is the part the guest sees, so it gets chosen twice: once for how many taps it holds, once for how it looks.
One to six across these models — a T-bar or cobra column typically pours one or two lines, while a straight multi-tap tower carries three, four or six.
Usually not — a beer tower carries the line up to the faucet and the cold comes from a kegerator, beer cooler or glycol line; air-cooled towers are the exception, blowing chilled air up the column.
A tower needs a hole through the counter for the shank and line, plus clearance above for the glass — send us your counter thickness and available height and we'll confirm before you order.
Yes, with the right faucets — a stout faucet with a restrictor disc on the nitro line and standard faucets on the remaining lines.
A bar beer tower carries two to eight faucets on one column and is the standard on a back bar. A beer font tower is the shorter, wider version that sits on a counter — the choice usually comes down to how deep the counter is, not how many taps you want.
