| Weight | 110 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 72 × 30 in |
| Dimensions | Front: (72”W X 10”D X 42”H) Rear: (72”W X 20”D X 30”H) |
A 72-inch two-tier check-in counter: a 42-inch guest-facing front face and a 30-inch rear work surface staff can sit at through a long arrival window.
Two working heights on one piece solves a problem most check-in desks ignore: guests want a 42-inch counter to lean on, and staff want a lower surface they can sit at through a four-hour arrival window. Altitude gives you both.
It measures 72 in wide and 20 in deep, with a 42 in tall front face and a 30 in tall rear work surface, and weighs 110 lbs. That stepped profile is what separates the guest side from the staff side.
Over a long arrival window, yes. Staff working a 30-inch surface can sit, which cuts the fatigue errors that show up late in a morning, and the lower rear deck keeps laptops and printers below the guest sightline. The 42-inch front face stays clean for graphics.
Multi-day Milwaukee conferences, session check-in desks staffed continuously, and help desks where the team is seated all day. At 20 inches deep it also fits lobbies where a full 24-inch counter would narrow the walkway.
If your Milwaukee registration runs longer than two hours, compare this against the standard counters — the seated staff position is what your team will remember on day three.
