Description
6′ Wood Tables for Rent
Our 6′ wood party tables for rent are a great option where you need more stability than our 6′ white folding tables. The design of these tables make them more sturdy when set up on uneven surfaces. The solid wood and steel construction make them able to hold much more weight than other 6′ tables. These are a great choice for virtually any party where you need 6′ tables. They seat 6 guests comfortably using just the sides and you can also place guests at either end for a maximum of 8 guests per table. You can also add optional table covers to customize the look of your party.
6′ Banquet Table Use and Specs
Our 6′ wood banquet tables feature a solid birch top with a hard edge to protect it from bumps and spills. They are designed with solid wood side rails that give them added rigidity. The legs are wide-set steel tube legs that lock into place when set up correctly and prevent the table from tipping. Each steel leg has a foot cap so the table can be used both indoors and outdoors when covered. These tables resit spills but are not meant to be used outdoors where they can be exposed to rain or excessive moisture. We require these tables be covered at all times. If your event is uncovered or if you expect severe wind-blown rain, you can use our 6′ white folding tables for additional water resistance.
Dimensions
Length: 6′
Width: 30″
Height: 30″
Weight: 27lbs
Seating: seats 6-8 guests
6′ Table Options and Delivery
Due to the size and weight of these tables, professional delivery is required. Our tables are intended to be used with a table cover at all times. You can provide your own or rent one of ours for a small additional fee. We offer wind-resistant spandex table covers in both white and black. Our standard delivery for tables is curbside. We will deliver them to the front of your home or inside your garage. Delivery to the inside of your home or back yard is available for an additional fee. We also offer optional full-service setup and breakdown services for our 6′ wood tables.
