| Weight | 85 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 72 × 42 in |
A 72-inch white check-in counter with cable pass-throughs, sized for two powered positions. Matches the plain blanc 6-foot unit so a bank mixes without a visible break.
Two powered positions on one six-foot counter means two sets of leads, and without pass-throughs they all end up over the front edge. The grommets keep that cabling underneath, where guests never see it.
It measures 72 in wide, 24 in deep, and 42 in tall, and weighs 85 lbs, matching the plain blanc 6-foot unit exactly so a bank can mix the two without a visible break.
Two laptops, two scanners, and a badge printer is a realistic load for a 72-inch top, with the leads dropped through and dressed behind. Confirm the powered-position count with us and with the venue when reserving, since that number drives the electrical order more than the counter count does.
Put grommeted units at the printing positions and plain units where staff are only handing out pre-sorted badges. On a large Milwaukee registration that split usually means grommets through the middle of the run and plain counters at the informational ends.
Map your powered lanes onto the bank drawing before you order — it is the one detail that quietly decides how a Milwaukee check-in looks from the guest side.
