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  • Bubble Bar

    Description

    The bubble bar is a bar with a lit bubble wall built into the front panel. It measures 77 inches wide, 43 inches tall and 30 inches deep. Inside it carries two shelves. One sits 30 inches off the ground, and the other sits at 7 inches.

    The two shelves are the service plan

    Most bars leave the working layout to the bartender. This one has it built in. The 30-inch shelf sits at hand height behind the front panel. So bottles, tools and a pour mat live there and stay off the serving top. The 7-inch shelf is floor-level storage, which is where backup bottles and a bin of ice belong.

    So a single bubble bar covers more of the service than its footprint suggests. It still does not replace a back table for cases and recycling. Plan one behind the bar, out of the guests’ sightline.

    Size it against the room, not the photo

    Seventy-seven inches is about six and a half feet. So a Bubble Bar Rental is one service position rather than a long run. A common planning allowance is one bar position per 75 to 100 guests. Two shorter bars also clear a crowd faster than one long one. At 30 inches deep the bar needs standing room behind it, so leave the bartender a lane the queue cannot cut across.

    The front is the reason to choose this bar. So give it a clean approach. Guests should see it from across the room rather than find it in a corner. A plain backdrop helps as well, because a busy wall competes with a moving, lit panel.

    Power and the lit front

    The bubble wall runs on electricity, so the bar needs a power source at its position. Tell us where the bar is going and where the nearest outlet is. Then we can confirm what the run needs before the day. That conversation is worth having early. A bar placed away from power is the most common reason a lit bar ends up off the plan.

    The sides take our bar inserts, so the panels beside the bubble wall can match the room. Compare the insert bar and the tufted bar for the fronts we carry. Then the full bar rental range shows the rest.

    Add the bubble bar to your quote request. Give us your guest count, the date, the venue and where power is, and we will confirm availability.

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