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• STAINLESS STEEL DRIP TRAY: The G. Francis Beer Drip Tray is designed to catch drips from your beverage dispenser to keep your countertops and home beer set up looking clean and professional; The stainless-steel plate is resistant to tarnish, rust, and corrosion and lifts easily from the plastic kitchen tray for easy cleaning
• FITS AROUND YOUR BEER TOWER: The surface mount large tray includes a 3.8 inch (9.7 cm) cutout that fits easily around your beverage dispenser tower; The economical design allows for more security from messes and fits most kegs, counter mount towers, and two-tap towers; Tray dimensions measure at 12.5” L x 7.8” W x 1” H (31.8 x 19.8 x 2.5 cm)
• ANTI SLIP RUBBER FOOTING: Sturdy plastic base and rubber pads connect to surfaces and hold this beer tray firmly in place; Simply set on top of the bar, keg, or counter against the dispenser tower and begin pouring; 4 rubber feet keep the tray from moving or wobbling
• KEEP YOUR KEGORATOR AND COUNTERTOPS CLEAN: Whether you are a bar owner, a coffee shop barista, or a homebrewer, this stainless drip tray will keep your counters clean by catching drips and spills when pouring coffee, beer, wine, or other beverages; The stainless steel cover easily removes so you can dump out any liquid caught inside of the tray; This bar tray is dishwasher safe
• BUILT TO LAST: Appliance tray includes a heavy-duty plastic base and removable stainless-steel plate for durability and efficiency; No longer do you have to deal with sharp, hard-to-reach corners of competitor options; This tray resists corrosion and rust so it will keep your set up looking professional and easy to clean; Ideal for indoor and outdoor use

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