Get Your Beer Cooler Touchdown Ready

During football season, sports bars tend to have a consistent flow of traffic. Many passionate fans enjoy watching their favorite college and professional teams play with others in a public setting, which means more business. Ensuring bars and restaurants are ready for the rush is simple when beer coolers are safely organized for kegs and cases.

This becomes more important during bowl season and playoffs. In fact, studies show that Americans consume more than 1.2 billion beers on Big Game Sunday, meaning that profitability awaits the prepared operators.

How Shelving Makes Profits

Nothing seems as American as sitting back with friends and watching a great football game while enjoying a cold beer. The association with beer is a combination that, at a stadium level, can equal hundreds of thousands of U.S. dollars. But whether it's in a box at the stadium or on a stool in the bar, keg room organization is key for the operators who serve beer. 

How?

It all begins with sturdy shelving. Steel shelving supports the multiple kegs that are stored on it. With full kegs weighing 165 pounds, using inferior shelving can cause wear and tear, eventually collapsing the shelves. Steel shelves are durable and can last longer, so they will not have to be replaced frequently, saving money over the long run.

The proper shelving can assist with staff safety and help prevent worker's compensation claims. In the United States, there are over 136,000 on-the-job back injuries that impact staff morale and cause a labor shortage. Cooler Concept's No-Lift Keg Storage eliminates the need for workers to stretch to reach heavy kegs. Available in three-, four-, and five-keg widths, they also provide cooler space for additional products to be stored and increase sales. 

 

 

To help your staff, add The Keg Lifter to your bar and restaurant's arsenal. Able to bring kegs up 45 inches off the floor, The Keg Lifter allows one person to get kegs onto shelves and work with any manufacturer's shelving units.

Interested in learning more about how The Keg Lifter can help your business grow? 

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