Tables
Cocktail Table Rentals
Standing receptions need somewhere to put a glass down.
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Specifications
Bar height, at fourteen pounds.
At 43.3 inches a guest stands at this table level with a bartender rather than looking up at one. The scissor frame folds flat under the top at just over fourteen pounds and non-slip caps keep it where you put it on a polished floor.
| Diameter | 32" |
|---|---|
| Height | Bar height, 43.3" |
| Top | HDPE, wipe-clean |
| Legs | Scissor frame, folds flat |
| Weight | 14.11 lb |
| Feet | Non-slip base caps |
| Colours | White, black |
| Linen | 132" round to the floor or a 32" × 43" fitted spandex cover |
| Assembly | Unfold the frame and lock it |
Where the room is standing
Six formats built on a standing surface.
Networking receptions
Plan one table per four to six guests. Fewer and the room reads sparse; more and people cluster at tables instead of circulating, which is the opposite of what was booked.
Cocktail hours before a dinner
Forty minutes of standing in a foyer while the ballroom is turned around. Tables go in and out of that foyer inside the same window, which is what the folding frame is for.
Gallery and showroom openings
Surfaces spread through a room without blocking the sightlines to what is on the walls. Keep them off the direct line between the bar and the door.
Trade-show hospitality
A meeting point inside a stand where a conversation happens over a coffee standing up. A 32-inch top holds two cups, a tablet and a brochure without becoming a desk.
Conference coffee breaks
Fifteen minutes in a corridor. Tables are what stop the break happening against a wall in a single row of people facing outwards.
Outdoor patios
On a terrace where the surface is hard and the wind is real. The HDPE top wipes down after rain and the base caps keep it from walking across pavers.
Over the top of it
Undressed, it is a column on a disc.
Nobody looks at a cocktail table until something is on it. The stretch cover pulls to the shape of this one, drops to the floor and takes the base out of the picture, in black or white. It is cut to the 32-inch top, which is the reason it holds its line all the way down instead of bagging at the foot.
See the cocktail cover