| Weight | 64 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26 × 72 × 42 in |
A 6-foot silver communal bar table at standing height. Cooler and more technical than gold, and it holds highlights on camera where a matte white top stays flat.
Silver sits between the neutrals and the metallics — it picks up light the way gold does but reads cooler and more technical, which suits product launches and engineering audiences better than a warm finish.
It measures 72 in wide, 26 in deep, and 42 in tall, and weighs 64 lbs, sharing the Bali footprint so it drops straight into a row of black, white, or gold tables.
It reflects rather than diffuses. Under spot lighting a silver top throws highlights and gives the table an edge on camera, where a matte white surface stays flat. In a dim room it also holds a visible outline that black tables lose.
Technology showcases, manufacturing and industrial trade shows, and Milwaukee exhibit halls where the surrounding build is metal and glass. It reads as part of the exhibit rather than as catering furniture, which is usually the point.
Check it against your booth finishes before committing — silver either disappears into a metallic build or completes it, and that is worth deciding in advance.
