
Rectangular Banquet Tables
6 ft Rectangular Banquet Table Rentals
The table that fits. It folds in half with a handle in the closed edge, which is what gets it through a standard doorway, into a passenger lift and up a stairwell.
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Specifications
Six by two and a half feet of working surface.
For dining it takes six, three down each long side, or eight if you use the ends. For everything else — and everything else is most of it — it is a commercial-grade top that takes a hot chafing dish, a spilled drink and a box of AV gear in the same afternoon and wipes clean.
| Open dimensions | 72" L × 30" D × 29.28" H |
|---|---|
| Net weight | 31.3 lb |
| Top | Commercial-grade plastic |
| Fold | Centre fold, locks closed |
| Carry handle | In the closed edge |
| Seating | 6 comfortably, 8 using the ends |
| Linen to the floor | 90" × 132" |
| Assembly | None |
Dressed and in use
Six-foot tables under linen at a private dinner.
Where the short one goes
Six jobs that are not dinner.
Check-in tables
Under linen with a sign in front, in a foyer that has to stay passable.
Gift and card tables
Near the entrance, in a corner nothing bigger would reach.
Buffet stations in a narrow corridor
Service in a back-of-house route where an eight-foot table cannot turn the corner to get in. Folded in half, this one can.
Sampling and merchandise counters
A single working surface at dining height, with stock underneath and out of sight behind a floor-length cloth at 90 × 132.
Workshop benches
Craft sessions, poster making, hands-on demos. The top takes glue, paint and water without being covered first, which is not true of a venue’s own furniture.
Back-of-house prep
Behind drape, out of the room, carrying whatever the caterer or the AV crew needs off the floor. Nothing here has to look like anything, which is why the length that moves easily is the one that goes back of house.
The other length
When the run matters more than the doorway.
The 8 ft runs longer on a weatherproof HDPE top that goes outdoors. The trade is honest: at 96.5 inches open it does not turn a tight corner. Walk the load-in route and the choice makes itself.
See the 8 ft table
