Our Mahogany Pub Table rental in Chicago has a 23.5-inch round top in a warm reddish-brown finish on a slim silver column, adjustable from 26 to 41 inches. The warmest of our three pub tables, for loft and warehouse rooms.
| Dimensions | 23.5 × 26 × 41 in |
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The Mahogany Pub Table is a 23.5-inch round top in a warm reddish-brown finish, set on a slim silver column with a round base and adjustable from 26 inches to 41 inches. It is the warmest of the three pub tables and the one that softens a room rather than sharpening it.
That makes it the natural fit for spaces with exposed structure and honest materials. It sits comfortably with our 6ft and 8ft Wood Bars, the Industrial Bar Stools and the Wood Bar Shelf, which is the group it tends to be ordered alongside for loft, warehouse and brewery-style venues. In a room of black and chrome it stands out; in a room of brick and timber it belongs.
The height range is the practical part. A gas lift takes the top from 26 inches, low enough to sit among lounge furniture, up to 41 inches for standing cocktail service, and the setting can be changed on site as an event moves from one format to the next. At full height it takes any of our bar stools, all of which sit at a 29 to 30 inch seat.
The same table comes with a black or white top, and mixing the three reads deliberately since only the surface changes. We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, including Joinery Chicago, Greenhouse Loft, downtown venues, and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.
Dimensions: 23.5″ Diameter x 26-41″ H (adjustable)
A warm reddish-brown top against the silver column, which is the only real point of colour in the piece. Next to the black and white versions it reads considerably softer, and it puts a natural tone into a room without bringing in a full wood table.
The warm end of the inventory. It sits naturally with our 6ft and 8ft Wood Bars and their plank fronts, with the Industrial Bar Stools, and with the Wood Bar Shelf, which makes it the pick for loft, warehouse and brewery-style rooms.
Yes, from 26 inches to 41 inches on a gas lift. At the top of the range it is a standing cocktail table; at the bottom it is a low table for lounge seating. The setting can be changed on site as an event moves between formats.
Yes, and it reads as a decision rather than a shortage, because the base, the top size and the adjustment are identical across all three. Mahogany at the lounge areas with black or white through the main floor is a common way to split them.
