| Weight | 68 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 48 × 42 in |
A 48-inch illuminated bar at standing height — the smallest lit footprint that still reads as a real bar. One bartender, one power drop.
A lit four-foot unit is the smallest illuminated footprint that still reads as a real bar from across a room. It is what goes into a booth, a breakout, or the short leg of an L.
It measures 48 in wide, 24 in deep, and 42 in tall, and weighs 68 lbs — light enough for two people to place, then move again once the room is dressed.
Yes. It is illuminated, so it needs a power path to the bar position, and a short unit is often the one forgotten when the drops get laid out. Confirm the connection type and cord routing when reserving rather than sorting it out on the floor.
Exhibit booths, hospitality suites, and Milwaukee breakout rooms where a longer bar would block circulation. One bartender works it, and two 4-foot units on opposite sides of a room usually beat one 8-foot bar for flow.
Count your lit units against your available drops first — we will help you reconcile the two before the Milwaukee order goes final.
