| Weight | 99 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 55 × 71 in |
A 55-inch wide gold open shelf standing 71 inches tall. Gives a back bar a defined top edge and holds working stock, product, or display within a bartender’s reach.
Gold open shelving is a back-of-bar element that gets photographed as often as the bar itself. Fifty-five inches wide and nearly six feet tall, it fills the space behind a service line and gives the whole assembly a top edge.
It measures 55 in wide, 15 in deep, and 71 in tall, and weighs 99 lbs. Two people and a clear path is the realistic handling requirement for a unit this tall.
The bar, usually. Gold shelving behind a gold mirror bar reads as one designed assembly; gold shelving behind a plain black bar reads as an accent that arrived separately. Decide the bar finish first and let the shelving follow it.
A 71-inch unit gives the back of a bar a defined top edge, which stops the service area dissolving into the room behind it. In a Milwaukee ballroom with high ceilings, that vertical mass is what keeps a bar from looking undersized.
Order it with the bar it stands behind and the finishes arrive matched — mixing metallics across two separate orders is how a back bar ends up looking accidental.
