| Weight | 64 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26 × 72 × 42 in |
A 6-foot communal bar table pairing a maple top with a black frame — higher contrast, and it holds its edges under stage wash in a darkened room.
Black frame under a maple top is the higher-contrast version of the same idea — the wood reads warmer against dark legs, and the whole table holds its edges under stage wash. It is the safer choice in a dark room.
It measures 72 in wide, 26 in deep, and 42 in tall, and weighs 64 lbs, light enough that a two-person crew can reset a full row between sessions.
On camera and under colored wash, yes. A black frame disappears into a dark room and lets the maple top float; a white frame does the opposite and holds the eye at floor level. Choose against your lighting design rather than against the carpet.
Set them end to end down the center of a Milwaukee ballroom for a networking spine, or space them apart as standing islands so guests circulate between them. Allow four feet between tables so a queue at a nearby bar does not close the gap.
Order the row as one set and we will keep the frame finish consistent across every table that lands on your Milwaukee floor.
