| Weight | 68 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 48 × 42 in |
A 48-inch black acrylic service bar at 42-inch standing height, sized for one bartender. Use it as a satellite station or join lengths into a longer pour line.
Four feet of black acrylic is the unit that fills gaps — the end of a pour line, a satellite station in a breakout room, a single-bartender post beside a sponsor activation. Milwaukee producers reach for it where an eight-foot run would eat floor the traffic pattern needs.
It measures 48 in wide, 24 in deep, and 42 in tall, and weighs 68 lbs — a two-person carry that clears a standard service door without breaking down.
Plan roughly 75 to 100 guests per bartender for beer and wine, closer to 60 when cocktails are being built to order. A single 48-inch unit holds one bartender comfortably, so treat it as a one-station bar and add units rather than crowding two staff behind four feet of rail.
It anchors a small reception on its own, extends a longer run when joined to matching black acrylic lengths, or stands alone as a branded counter on an exhibit island. Leave 30 to 36 inches of clear working depth behind it for staff, ice, and back stock.
Tell us the guest count and the room, and we will confirm how many 4-foot units the pour line actually needs before you lock the floor plan.
