Liteconsole - XPRS Bar
1 749,17 €
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LiteConsole's XPRSbar is a practical solution for mobile bars and restaurants. It's easy to assemble and transport thanks to its foldable design. Easy to clean and stain-resistant, the XPRSbar has enough storage space for a fridge and can be customised. The 5 aluminium parts and 3 high-quality acrylic panels are stored in a road case (supplied) for safe, quiet transport.
ARTICLE N° 89175
Presentation
The LiteConsole XPRSbar is a practical solution for mobile bars and restaurants. It is easy to assemble without tools and can be transported with ease. The work surface is divided into a "wet" zone and a "dry" zone for storing accessories, with maximum functionality, reliability and stability.
The XPRSbar can be customised with thermal transfer printing or laser engraving on the aluminium or acrylic panels. As the work surface is completely sealed, lamps can also be used to backlight the acrylic panels. A road case is supplied for safe, silent transport.
The XPRSbar can be customised with thermal transfer printing or laser engraving on the aluminium or acrylic panels. As the work surface is completely sealed, lamps can also be used to backlight the acrylic panels. A road case is supplied for safe, silent transport.
Other features
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LiteConsole XPRS Aluminium Bar
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Mobile bar stand
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XPRSlite folding frame
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Aluminium main shelf with sink and drain
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Aluminium bar shelf
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Aluminium front plate
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Aluminium cover plate
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Plexiglas front panel
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2x Plexiglas side panels
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Working area: 1260 mm x 800 mm
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Service shelf: 1330 x 365mm
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Storage space under XPRS bar: 1260 x 820 x 600mm
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Dimensions: 1330 x 1150 x 950/660mm
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Weight: 42kg
To find out more...
British brand LiteConsole is synonymous with first-class mobile DJ consoles that feature modern design, solid construction and a unique folding design. The trigger for the development of the consoles was a request from Paul Oakenfold, who needed a portable DJ booth for his support shows on Madonna's Sticky & Sweet Tour. The first LiteConsole was followed by other models that measured the possibilities of mobile DJing
