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Keter 60 Litre (63 US Quart) Bevvy Bar Cooler £89.89 @ Costco
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Posted 22 February 2021

Keter 60 Litre (63 US Quart) Bevvy Bar Cooler £89.89 @ Costco

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The Keter Bevvy Bar is the perfect party accessory, combining a beverage cooler, drinks table and food serving station all in one. Fitted with a double wall cooler helping to keep contents cold, with an XL capacity that can accommodate up to 65 bottles (500ml) or 130 cans (330ml). Lock the lid securely into place when open, for serving food and drinks. Designed with a rattan-effect finish providing the finishing touch to a fresh, contemporary look and will complement any rattan furniture in your garden. Moulded in tough polypropylene, the Keter Bevvy Bar, is both weather and fade-resistant, with just an occasional clean needed to keep the Bevvy Bar looking new.
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Features:

  • Beverage cooler, drinks table and snacks station - three in one
  • Lid locks open for use as a drinks and food serving table
  • Double wall cooler to help keep beverages ice-cold
  • Cooler can accommodate up to 65 bottles/130 cans
  • Decorative rattan-look finish to complement your garden furniture
  • Capacity: 60 L
  • Open Dimensions: H 74 x W 83 x D 40.5 cm
  • Closed Dimensions: H 50 x W 83 x D 50 cm
Edited by TokyoGhoul, 23 February 2021
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  1. doozeruk's avatar
    We had the smaller one of these and found them quite pointless. On a hot day as quick as you put ice in it has melted, and we used 4 bags at a time to fill ours.
    Bought a 2nd hand fridge for £30 in the end and built a waterproof housing around it so we now have an outdoor fridge. I'm sure it works out cheaper factoring in all the ice you need to buy to keep these cool.

    No disrespect op and not voted either way
  2. doozeruk's avatar
    xPabloz23/02/2021 14:39

    What did you use to make it waterproof?


    It was a little more than waterproofing but makes a nice addition to the garden! Just built from 2x3" timbers and osb3 sheet ...I installed a waterproof double socket behind it
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  3. TokyoGhoul's avatar
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    doozeruk22/02/2021 14:22

    We had the smaller one of these and found them quite pointless. On a hot …We had the smaller one of these and found them quite pointless. On a hot day as quick as you put ice in it has melted, and we used 4 bags at a time to fill ours.Bought a 2nd hand fridge for £30 in the end and built a waterproof housing around it so we now have an outdoor fridge. I'm sure it works out cheaper factoring in all the ice you need to buy to keep these cool.No disrespect op and not voted either way


    Totally respect your points. I had a smaller one to with built in lights. If it was is the shade of a hot day, it was good. Next to swimming pool the ice had to be replaced quite a lot.

    I think some would like it for the look and quite frankly - The snob value. I've just painted myself in that picture Lol! Never mind 😁🍻 (edited)
  4. flintymutt's avatar
    Better off just buying a decent cool box.
  5. UltimatePhoenix's avatar
    doozeruk23/02/2021 17:47

    It was a little more than waterproofing but makes a nice addition to the …It was a little more than waterproofing but makes a nice addition to the garden! Just built from 2x3" timbers and osb3 sheet ...I installed a waterproof double socket behind it[Image]


    That looks so good
  6. rickj's avatar
    Yep I have the pop up round one . Just used as table ,like other have said useless to store ice.
  7. reckoning's avatar
    Gavinge23/02/2021 14:28

    Yup, big bucket for cheap, fill with ice and then buy a proper lifted table


    The true value snob.
  8. AverageMuggle's avatar
    I’ve always found the good ol blue recycling box, some Ice cubes and water does the job.
  9. Sam223's avatar
    doozeruk23/02/2021 17:47

    It was a little more than waterproofing but makes a nice addition to the …It was a little more than waterproofing but makes a nice addition to the garden! Just built from 2x3" timbers and osb3 sheet ...I installed a waterproof double socket behind it[Image]


    Quartz worktop and upstand on top?
  10. doozeruk's avatar
    Haha yep...I scour the classifieds for stuff like this though, bought that whole worktop for £20. I guess if you add in the cost of timber, handle, hinges and the fridge in side it would still cost less than the Keter bar cooler
  11. Sam223's avatar
    doozeruk23/02/2021 18:07

    Haha yep...I scour the classifieds for stuff like this though, bought that …Haha yep...I scour the classifieds for stuff like this though, bought that whole worktop for £20. I guess if you add in the cost of timber, handle, hinges and the fridge in side it would still cost less than the Keter bar cooler


    Looks great, nice job. Fridge is better no doubt.
  12. Alan1973's avatar
    Keter box looks to be sold out
  13. andywedge's avatar
    Thanks for posting. We have added your thread to the Highlights section
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    andywedge23/02/2021 20:22

    Thanks for posting. We have added your thread to the Highlights section …Thanks for posting. We have added your thread to the Highlights section


    After it’s sold out?
  15. Gavinge's avatar
    Yup, big bucket for cheap, fill with ice and then buy a proper lifted table
  16. xPabloz's avatar
    doozeruk22/02/2021 14:22

    We had the smaller one of these and found them quite pointless. On a hot …We had the smaller one of these and found them quite pointless. On a hot day as quick as you put ice in it has melted, and we used 4 bags at a time to fill ours.Bought a 2nd hand fridge for £30 in the end and built a waterproof housing around it so we now have an outdoor fridge. I'm sure it works out cheaper factoring in all the ice you need to buy to keep these cool.No disrespect op and not voted either way


    What did you use to make it waterproof?
  17. dherd's avatar
    Does anyone know if this is available in store? Normally cheaper in store than online
  18. TokyoGhoul's avatar
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    dherd06/03/2021 22:24

    Does anyone know if this is available in store? Normally cheaper in store …Does anyone know if this is available in store? Normally cheaper in store than online


    Sorry, I've no idea. Hopefully someone will be along to answer your question...
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