Fill 'N Chill Party Table

Keep your food and beverages chilled and your guests refreshed with our Fill 'N Chill Table Set rental from Grasslands Events! This versatile black party table transforms into a convenient ice-filled serving station, making it easy to keep drinks cold and food ready to enjoy. Simply add ice, arrange your beverages and food, and let guests help themselves. With a table skirt, removable tabletop insert, and dividers included, it's a practical solution for parties, weddings, and outdoor gatherings.

Perfect For:

• Wedding receptions and outdoor celebrations
• Backyard BBQs and summer parties
• Corporate events and staff gatherings
• Festivals, fundraisers, and community events
• Self-serve beverage and food stations
• Portable bar setups and entertaining spaces

Product Details:

• Style: Black Fill 'N Chill Party Table
• Outside Dimensions: 71" × 31" × 6.5"
• Inside Dimensions: 69" × 29" × 3.5"
• Weight Capacity: Up to 500 lb, including ice
• Recommended Ice: Approximately 75–100 lb
• Beverage Capacity: Holds approximately 156–192 beverage cans
• Use: Suitable for indoor and outdoor events
• Legs: Steel legs lock into place for stability and fold underneath for storage
• Drainage: Two-stage centre drain with a tapered bottom to help empty melted ice

Included with the Table:

• Black polyester table skirt to cover all four sides
• Table skirting clips for attaching the skirt
• Removable tabletop insert covering approximately one-third of the table interior, providing a level surface for tableware or portable bar use
• Two dividers to create separate sections within the table

How It Works

1. Fill the table with approximately 75–100 lb of ice.
2. Arrange your canned beverages and suitable food items in the chilled sections.
3. Use the dividers to separate items or the removable insert to create an additional serving surface.
4. When finished, open the two-stage drain to release melted ice.

Reserve yours now! Rent the Fill 'N Chill Table Set from Grasslands Events for your next event in Swift Current and southwest Saskatchewan.