sounds like you need to talk to a Plumber who specialises in commercial hotel installations but a quick Google also revealed a product called a "Kegerator" and wonder if that could be useful for your dilemma??

Linda, I think that these products are all American faucets and are rarely used in Australia. This means that most Australian plumbers would probably never have installed one, and there wouldn't be many in use in Australian homes, so user feedback will be limited. I would be very cautious about installing such an exotic faucet in Australia if reliability, spare parts, after-sales service and ease of installation are important to you. Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls

The front of your home looks like homes in Las Vegas, Nevada. Are you more interested in a bathroom along these aesthetics? In Australia the bathroom you have shown would be a very common look. If you are staying in the home for a length of time, and your budget meets your wishes. Then change it to whatever you would feel more comfortable with.

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