Casino and Carnival
Prize Wheel Rentals
Thirty-six inches of wheel, eighteen slots and a pointer that clicks the whole way round. It is still the most straightforward way to make somebody stop walking past a stand.
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Specifications
One wheel, two ways to stand it up.
One pole and the base makes a tabletop unit for a counter or a registration desk. Two poles makes a free-standing floor unit reaching 6 ft 3 in, which reads from across a hall. Rolling and plane bearings keep the spin long rather than letting it stall halfway. The face is a reusable acrylic board.
| Wheel diameter | 36 in |
|---|---|
| Builds | Tabletop with one pole, floor stand with two |
| Floor-stand height | Up to 6 ft 3 in |
| Slots | 18 |
| Face | Reusable acrylic dry-erase board |
| Pointer | Clicking red pointer |
| Bearings | Rolling and plane bearing |
| Weight | 16.98 lb |
Where a queue has to form
Six stands built around a spin.
Trade-show booths
On the tabletop build it sits on the counter you already have. Nothing else in this category turns a 10 by 10 stand into a destination without taking floor away from it.
Conference registration
A wheel beside the badge desk gives arriving delegates something to do in the queue instead of standing in it. Same footprint as a sign, more attention.
Charity draws
Eighteen slots is room for a real prize structure. Write it so nobody walks away with nothing: a wheel where most spins lose stops pulling a queue inside an hour.
Mall and store activations
On two poles it reads down a concourse. That is the difference between people finding the stand and people being brought to it by a member of staff.
Dealership open houses
The face is dry-erase, so the prize list is this weekend’s rather than a printed panel from the last campaign. It wipes off afterwards.
Multi-day shows
Under 17 lb and it comes apart for storage, so the same wheel can move between a hall and a hospitality room overnight without being crated.
What usually goes beside it
When the wheel is not enough of a crowd.
A wheel gathers the people already walking past. A cash cube gathers the people two aisles away, because the crowd around it is visible before the booth is. Six feet across, eight feet high, with a clear chamber. Both its blowers run continuously and draw close to 1,470 W between them, so plan the pair against the same power drop.
See the cash cube