| Weight | 61 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 28 × 40.6 in |
A 28-inch round gold cocktail table at bar height, weighted in the base so it holds steady when guests lean on it. Plan one per eight to ten standing guests.
A round gold pedestal at bar height is a cocktail table that pulls its weight visually. Twenty-eight inches across is enough surface for four drinks and a phone, and small enough that a dozen of them do not crowd a room.
It measures 28 in in diameter and 40.6 in tall, and weighs 61 lbs. The weight sits in the base, which is what keeps a small round top from tipping when guests lean on one edge.
Plan roughly one per 8 to 10 guests, which puts a 200-person Milwaukee event somewhere between 20 and 25 tables. Go lighter than that and guests end up holding plates in one hand all night.
Rounds scatter a crowd into small conversations; long communal tables gather them into bigger ones. Most corporate receptions want both — rounds through the middle of the floor and communal tables along the walls where people settle in.
Order rounds in quantity rather than in twos and threes — they work as a field across a Milwaukee floor, not as a feature piece.
