| Weight | 68 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 48 × 42 in |
A 48-inch white registration counter at standing height — one clean check-in lane. Staff work the back edge, guests the front, and graphics go on the face.
Check-in lives or dies on how many lanes you can open at once, and a four-foot counter is one clean lane. Blanc reads bright under house light and takes a graphic on the front face.
It measures 48 in wide, 24 in deep, and 42 in tall, and weighs 68 lbs, at a standing height that suits staff on their feet and guests approaching from the front.
Roughly one lane per 100 to 150 attendees arriving in the same window, so a 500-person morning wants four to five counters open. Four-foot units let you add lanes in small increments instead of committing to eight-foot blocks.
Staff work the back edge with a laptop, a badge printer, and a scanner; guests approach the front. Plan power for every staffed lane and a cable path that never crosses the guest side. The front face is where a Milwaukee event puts its branding or wayfinding graphic.
Give us your arrival curve and we will size the Milwaukee counter order to it, rather than to the total headcount.
