| Weight | 372 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 144 × 144 × 42 in |
A 12-foot illuminated round bar that four to five bartenders work from the inside. A ballroom centerpiece needing a center power feed and a checked freight path.
Twelve feet across is a centerpiece rather than a service point — a lit ring the room organizes itself around. At this scale the bar becomes the architecture.
It measures 144 in in diameter and 42 in tall, and weighs 372 lbs. Allow a 12-foot circle plus three to four feet of queue depth all the way around, so the working footprint is closer to 20 feet across.
A ballroom, an atrium, or a large exhibit island — not a breakout. Four to five bartenders work the interior, which makes it a genuine high-volume answer for a Milwaukee general-session break or a 400-plus guest reception, provided the room can spare its center.
It is illuminated and needs a dedicated power path routed to the center of the ring. At 372 pounds it also needs a checked freight route, a dock time, and crew hands on both ends. Confirm floor loading and cable-crossing rules with the venue when reserving.
Book this one against a confirmed Milwaukee dock window — the schedule, not the room, is usually what decides whether the twelve-foot ring is realistic.
