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Stainless Steel False Bottom Kit

Our best selling False Bottom. Designed for a converted Sanke style keg, but works great in most any brewpot. Includes 3/8" outside diameter (stainless) pick up tube. Click on name for more details

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Price: $46.95

SKU:	E20
Shipping Weight:	3.5 lb.

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Perforated stainless screen is 18 gage stainless steel. 3/32" hole size at a 5/32" stagger. 11 1/2" in diameter. Designed to fit the contour of a Sanke Kegs, American or European, and works great when used in a flat bottom brew kettle. • 11 1/2 inches in Diameter will fit easily thru a 12” cutout. (Sanke Keg) • The dip tube is flared to help kit it from coming up thru the false bottom. • This design, even through it doesn’t fit tight against the sides of your kettle, is a cost effective way to all-grain brew. • If the dip tube is too close to the bottom, the flow can be restricted. Using a stainless steel hose clamp above the false bottom and around the dip tube will keep the dip tube up off the kettle (see detail). • A 3/8 Comp. X 1/2” Pipe thread fitting can be used to connect the dip tube to the side wall fitting installed in your kettle or converted keg.

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10/6/2009 -- Re: s/s false bottom, am converting a 10 gal igloo cooler into a mash tun would this false bottom fit.

5/28/2009 -- Do you recommend a glass or solid lid for the brewpots? I'm fairly new to homebrewing, and need to purchase a pot, trying to decide between 20qt and 30qt (borrowed a turkey fryer pot for my first batch, don't want to scrub peanut oil off the pot any more). My usual batch size is 5 gallons for now, so I was thinking 30qt would allow ample room to boil. Also, is a spigot necessary, or simply recommended? . . .

11/23/2008 -- is a false bottom anything more special than a walmart purchased food strainer? conversly I read in the John Palmer book about making a manifold out of copper tubing and assume it sits on the bottom of the mash tun with grist over top of it; what size should the holes be driled in that manifold to allow water flow but not grist flow; and which would be the cheapest/best method?

5/16/2008 -- Hi folks, I'm thinking about trying my first all grain brew after a couple of extract batches which were delicious! I want to make sure that I have all the proper equipment. Currently I have a 7.5 gal brewpot with the spigot. I have all the necessary fermenting equipment, but what else do I need? False bottom, bazooka screen, tubing? Can you set me up with the necessary items and advise on a simple . . .

1/26/2008 -- I live about an hour (if traffic is good) from the address on your website. Do you have an actual store or is everything here based solely online?

11/11/2006 -- I need to purchase a brewpot & false bottom. I brew 5 gallon yeilds. Do you recommend or have any combonations that you guys offer. Also, I looked all over your site trying to find a rotating sparge arm. Do you offer them?

8/20/2006 -- I am looking at getting into all grain brewing and want to start with a stainless steel mash/lauter tun. I currently brew 5 gallon batches, but may want to increase to 10 gallon batches. If I purchase your 15 gallon brewpot with a brewmometer and spigot would this work for both 5 and 10 gallon batches?

7/25/2006 -- I have purchased the deluxe kit and a 7.5 gal brewpot. Must say i love it all. Now i want to move on to an all grain brew and i want to get the spigot and brewmometer and just wanted to know what i needed to do to install it all along with the hole diameter

1/11/2006 -- when i make a 5 gallon batch of beer from one of your kits, how big of a brew pot am i going to need to have? can i get by with a small kettle or do i need one of the big 6 gallon pots?

1/8/2006 -- I'm getting ready to purchase your delux kit, and i also plan on getting a brew pot. I would like to also use this pot for cooking soups and such (would this be advised against? i make a wicked chicken corn soup), so i question whether it is worth putting a through-wall thermometer on the pot. Also, will the thermometer shaft sit far into the pot, making it difficult to clean or insert a false bottom? . . .

10/5/2005 -- I want to order your false bottom for a boiling keg. Is the screen fine enough to hold back trub, or just hops? Should I buy a finer screen to further filter the wort before sending it to my carboy?

9/12/2005 -- I recently purchased a stainless false bottom (sku: E20) and installed it in my boiling pot. I thought this was a good way to filter out my hops, but a bunch of hops (leaf) got through and clogged up my chiller. What can I do to fix this problem,? Or does the false bottom just not work for filtering out hops? What’s your preferred method of filtering out Hops?

4/18/2005 -- If money were not an issue, what would your recommendation be for a burner for 10 gallon batches? Similarly (pretending that money weren't an issue) what would you recommendation be for a brewpot for 10 gallon batches (please pick your preferred pot, spigot, etc.). Thank you.

3/14/2005 -- How big of a brew kettle can a standard electric range hold and effectively heat?

3/6/2005 -- Just recently purchased a kit and want to begin but I am looking for a pot for boiling. Many local stores sell aluminum 7 gallon pots but all you sell is stainless. is there a reason for this or is going with an aluminum pot ok as it is much less expensive.

1/19/2005 -- Can you use an aluminum cooking pot,like the ones they use for frying turkeys to cook your wort?

1/13/2005 -- Hi; I am trying to decide between your 7.5 gal and 9 gal brewpot. I am new to brewing, and have started with extract brews. I will probably move on to an all grain brew at some point. Which pot would be better for me? I will be brewing on your standard kitchen gas stove. Any tips or equipment recommendations welcome. Heather

10/8/2004 -- I am a novice and have only brewed 3 5 gal. batches. My instructions say to boil 2 to 2.5 gallons of wort. Am I correct in reading that you suggest to boil the entire 5 gallons?

5/7/2004 -- I read elsewhere online that the wort can be brewed in a smaller pot, i.e. 5-quart, and then mixed with cool water in the fermenter to lower the temperature. Does this work, and if so, are there any undesireable side-effects?

3/10/2004 -- Can I use my converted keg as a mash/lauter tun with the stainless steel false bottom kit and still apply heat to the keg during the mash (if needed)? I have read that you can't heat grist during the mash with a stainless steel false bottom.

2/10/2004 -- Can you use an aluminum pot to brew in.or would this alter the taste of the beer?

12/13/2003 -- sorry, i just sent a question but i forgot to ask...do i need to order a special type of large pot, or if i have one around the house, will that be good enough. thanks again.

7/29/2003 -- Is a brewpot anything more than a stainless steel pot?

6/2/2003 -- I'm just getting into home brewing. What is the purpose of the False bottom?

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Option	Price
No, do not install	$46.95
Yes, please install with Brass compression fitting	$49.95

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