Parson Black Table (Maple Top)

Category

Our Parson Black Table with maple top is perfect for corporate dinners, award nights, conference breakouts, and hospitality suites. Each table seats 6 to 8 guests at upscale events throughout Chicago and McCormick Place.

Additional information

Dimensions 30 × 72 × 30 in

Description

Parson Black Table Maple Top Rental Chicago

The Parson Black Table Maple Top sets a warm wood surface into a slim black powder-coated frame, giving you the graphic edge of black with the warmth of wood on the surface guests actually touch. At 72 inches long it seats 6 to 8 guests.

The contrast holds up in photographs and under mixed lighting, which is why it ends up in rooms that have to work for a daytime session and an evening dinner without a reset in between. It suits corporate dinners, award nights, conference breakouts, hospitality suites, board meetings, and private dining. Tops are interchangeable across the Parson collection, so the maple top can move to a white base whenever the palette calls for it. We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, from McCormick Place and downtown hotels to museums and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.

Dimensions: 72″ L x 30″ W x 30″ H

Features

  • Parson Black Table Maple Top
  • Dining height seating for 6 to 8 guests
  • Black powder-coated steel frame with a warm maple surface
  • Interchangeable tops – maple, white, or black on any Parson base
  • Ideal for corporate dinners, conference breakouts, and hospitality suites

FAQ

How many tables do I need for 60 seated guests?

At 6 to 8 guests per table, 60 seated guests generally take eight to ten tables depending on your layout.

Can the maple top be used on the white base?

Yes. Parson tops are interchangeable, so the maple top fits either the black or the white base.

Is this standard dining height?

Yes, 30 inches, which works with standard dining chairs.

Can these be set in long banquet runs?

Yes. At 72 inches each, tables line up end to end to build long runs, and the open frame keeps the line looking continuous.