Our Large Curved Truss Bar rental in Chicago is a ten-foot working service bar built from exposed aluminum truss, lit in a range of colors to match your event palette. At only 12 inches deep it covers long frontage without taking the floor a panel bar would.
| Weight | 250 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 12 × 120 × 42 in |
The Large Curved Truss Bar is a working service bar built from exposed aluminum truss, ten feet of sweeping curve carried on truss column legs. Diagonal lattice runs the length of the frame and the whole structure lights in a range of colors to match your event palette, so the bar reads as illuminated architecture rather than a piece of furniture pushed against a wall.
Its proportions are unusual for a bar this long. At 120 inches it covers serious frontage, but at 12 inches deep it holds only half the floor of our 24-inch panel bars, so a ten-foot bar fits rooms that could not otherwise give up the space. Because the frame is see-through rather than a solid front, it also fills a long wall without the visual weight a ten-foot panel bar would carry.
The counter sits at 42 inches, standard bar height, so bar-height stools pull up along the curve. Anything set inside the open frame is in guest view, so plan bottles, glassware, and back-up stock on a shelf behind the bar. We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, including Salvage One, the Bridgeport Art Center, downtown hotels, and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.
Dimensions: 120″ L x 12″ W x 42″ H
Rooms with a long run to fill: warehouse and loft venues, atriums, exhibition floors, and brand activations. Ten feet of sweeping curve holds a wall or wraps a corner without the visual bulk a solid ten-foot bar would bring to the same spot.
Twelve inches. The counter is sized for pouring and handing off rather than for holding a lot of stock, so keep back-up bottles, glassware, and ice on a shelf behind the bar and treat the counter itself as service surface.
Twice the length at 120 inches against 60, with a deeper sweep to the curve. Depth, height, truss construction, and lighting are the same on both, so the choice comes down to how much frontage the room needs.
Bar-height stools. Our Payton Bar Stools have a 30-inch seat height, the standard pairing for a 42-inch bar, and spacing them along the curve rather than in a straight line suits the shape.
