Product review (5 stars): Through The Wall Assembly
I bought this kegerator to install it through the wall into our wet bar. We have an EdgeStar Wine Fridge that works great, so I was comfortable buying this one. The kegerator is perfect for my purpose. I have it set on its warmest setting, because I actually like to taste my beer. Right now I have a torpedo of Left Coast Asylum, which is amazing. I'm trying to decide what additional keg to add. I tried to get Left Hand Milk Stout, but the vendor cannot get it in a torpedo size w/CO2 instead of nitro.

Installation was not bad. All of the pieces came in tact. I put the kegerator in our wine closet behind our wet bar. I disassembled the taps from the vertical dispenser and removed the lines. (Not an easy task by the way.) Then I cut the vertical dispenser pipe in two. I bought some 3" ABS pipe, which fits perfectly around the vertical pipe. I fit that through a hole that I cut in the wall. I used a straight piece, a 90 degree bend, another straight piece, and then a T-fitting. I capped the ends of the T-fitting with some inner caps, and drilled two holes through the end of the T-fitting for the lines to go through. I also used a piece of 8" flexible metal ducting for insulation and sprayed good-stuff between the ABS pipe and the metal ducting.

On the bar side, I used a piece of 1x4 to mount the tap handles. I fished the tubes up through the assembly and pulled them into the bar side to reattach them. Then I reattached the tubes to the tap handles and screwed the board into the wall.

I contemplated adding a fan to push cold air into the assembly, but the assembly is not that long (~18"), and I keep the CO2 around 7 psi, so I do not get any foaming.

Hope this review helps someone out there. I think it's time for a tasty brew!