Just In Case You Need a Bar

May 1 2006, 12:00pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Just in case you need a bar and have $3,000 the JUSTINCASE is for you.

The Justincase portable bar system is made in Austria and won a 2006 reddot design award.

The portable bar-case element weighs approx. 27kg and each leg approx. 5kg. You can setup the bar and be ready to serve Vodkatinis in 3 minutes.

JUSTINCASE targets more the professional event crowd and therefore provides ample space for advertisement and branding on the bar. The JUSTINCASE bar systems come in different sizes and configurations. More details on the JUSTINCASE site.

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