Geometric Bar Back Shelf Short

Description

Description

The Geometric Bar Back Shelf – Short is the perfect low-profile solution for events needing stylish functionality without blocking the view. Its compact height makes it ideal for tight spaces or open-concept layouts, while the geometric frame design ensures it still brings visual flair. Use it to display bar essentials, small floral arrangements, or decorative items. It pairs seamlessly with taller back bar units or works beautifully on its own for intimate gatherings and boutique events.

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SKU: 4292

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FAQ

What is the difference between a Rope and Pole and a Frame Tent?

Rope and Pole tents have center poles that may obstruct your view. Frame tents do not have center poles and are used frequently for wedding events that require an open view.

What if I lose an item?

We understand things happen. If equipment is lost while in your possession, you will be responsible for replacement cost of that item.

What is the difference between a Rope and Pole and a High Peak Tent?

A high peak tent is a rope and pole tent but it has very high peaks at the center poles to give it an elegant swooping peak that really stands out.

Can you cover the tent poles to make it look better?

Absolutely! We have a full range of tent drapery accessories to meet your needs.

Do I have to wash the linens after use?

You do not need to wash the linens after you use them. We provide at least one cloth bag for the return of the linens. After the event, please shake the linens to make sure no food debris is left in the linens and then place the linens in the provided cloth bag. If you have unused linens, please also place these in the bag because we wash everything once returned.

What if I have irrigation or utilities in my yard?

Your irrigation lines must be marked before we arrive on site. You can call 811 for a free locate service of the major utility companies. They will only mark from the main line to the meter so it is your responsibility to know where lines run on your property. Most of the time we can avoid them if we know where they are.