| Weight | 85 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 72 × 42 in |
A 72-inch white registration counter at standing height — one staffer with room to spread out, or two shoulder to shoulder through an arrival rush.
Six feet gives one staffer room to spread out or two the room to work shoulder to shoulder through a rush, which makes it the flexible middle unit in a registration bank. Blanc keeps the line reading clean under lobby lighting.
It measures 72 in wide, 24 in deep, and 42 in tall, and weighs 85 lbs — heavier than the 4-foot unit, still a two-person set on a flat load-in path.
Six-foot units give finer control over lane count and fit lobbies where an 8-foot run would crowd a doorway. Eight-foot units cover more frontage per piece. Most banks end up mixed, with 6-foot units at the ends where the space narrows.
Behind the counter, plan for a laptop, a scanner, and space to set badges out in alphabetical trays. In front, keep at least five feet of clear approach so the queue does not back into the Milwaukee lobby circulation path. Graphics mount on the front face.
We can hold a mixed set of 6- and 8-foot units on your Milwaukee dates while the lobby plan is still being argued over.
