| Weight | 99 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 55 × 15 × 71 in |
A 55-inch wide open shelf unit standing 71 inches tall and only 15 inches deep. Holds bar stock, product, or collateral, and gives the back of a bar a face.
Open shelving behind a bar does two jobs at once: it holds working stock where a bartender can reach it, and it gives the back of the bar a face instead of a blank wall. At nearly six feet tall this one fills the frame.
It measures 55 in wide, 15 in deep, and 71 in tall, and weighs 99 lbs. The shallow 15-inch depth is what lets it sit behind a 24-inch bar without crowding the bartender working lane.
At least 36 inches, and 42 is better when two bartenders share the run. The shelf is 15 inches deep, so a 24-inch bar plus a 36-inch working lane plus the shelf needs roughly six and a half feet of total depth. Check that against the Milwaukee floor plan early.
The open levels take working bar stock, retail product on an exhibit stand, or printed collateral at a Milwaukee registration bank. White keeps whatever sits on the shelves as the focus rather than the shelf itself.
Measure the back-of-bar depth before adding shelving to the order — it is the dimension most Milwaukee floor plans forget until load-in.
