| Weight | 140 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 72 × 42 in |
A 72-inch wood-finish bar at 42-inch service height — the default length when the room is mid-size. Joins with matching lengths and corners for a longer run.
Six feet is the length most Milwaukee producers default to when the room is mid-size and the floor plan is tight. One bartender owns it outright, and a second can share it through a peak without stepping on the first.
It measures 72 in wide, 24 in deep, and 42 in tall, and weighs 140 lbs, which puts it in dolly territory rather than a casual two-person lift.
They can, and matching wood finishes let a mixed run read as a single bar. Corners close the shape into an L or a U. Plan the run in whole units and confirm the finish match when reserving so the guest-side face stays consistent end to end.
Set it back from the entry so the queue does not block the door, and keep 36 inches clear behind for ice, cases, and a bartender who needs to turn. Two 6-foot bars on opposite walls move a Milwaukee ballroom crowd faster than one long bar stranded in the middle.
Give us the room dimensions and the headcount and we will lay the bar positions out with you before anything leaves the warehouse.
