Royal Porcelain Classic White Pasta Plates 280mm (Pack of 6)
Product Description
These 280mm pasta plates from Royal Porcelain's Classic White range are made from vitrified porcelain — a material widely used in commercial foodservice for its resistance to chipping, staining, and...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Colour
- White
- Crockery type
- Plates
- Diameter
- 280
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Product Description
These 280mm pasta plates from Royal Porcelain's Classic White range are made from vitrified porcelain — a material widely used in commercial foodservice for its resistance to chipping, staining, and the repeated thermal shock of dishwasher cycles. The plain white finish is a practical choice for most operators: it works across a wide range of menus and presentation styles without dating quickly or clashing with plating decisions.
In a busy restaurant or café environment, tableware takes a great deal of punishment. Vitrified porcelain handles that daily cycle of service, clearing, and commercial washing better than standard ceramic, and the Classic White range is designed with consistency in mind — replacement pieces are straightforward to source, which matters when you're building or replenishing a cover set over time.
At 280mm, these plates are well suited to pasta dishes, sharing starters, and main courses where you need a generous rim for presentation without the plate dominating the table. The depth of the well is practical for sauced dishes without being so deep that it restricts how the food is arranged.
- Vitrified construction resists chipping and staining under daily commercial use
- Classic white finish is versatile across menu styles and service types
- Suitable for commercial dishwasher cycles
- Consistent sizing makes cover management and restocking straightforward
- Available in packs of 6, practical for building or topping up covers
If you're specifying tableware for a new opening or replacing worn stock across a larger operation, it's worth having a conversation about quantities and cover ratios before placing an order. The team is happy to help you work through what you need.
Key Features
- Vitrified porcelain construction resists chipping through heavy daily service
- 280mm diameter provides generous well suited to pasta and sauced dishes
- Classic white glaze maintains consistent appearance across repeated dishwasher cycles
- 52.5mm depth accommodates sauced dishes without restricting presentation
- Sold in packs of 6 for practical cover building and stock replenishment
Operational Benefits
- Withstands commercial dishwasher cycles without rapid deterioration or staining
- Neutral white finish works across varied menus reducing the need for multiple ranges
- Consistent sizing simplifies stock management when topping up covers over time
- Chip-resistant material reduces breakage costs during busy service periods
- Generous plate diameter supports clean, professional presentation of main courses
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Colour
- White
- Crockery type
- Plates
- Diameter
- 280
- Dimensions
- 280(Ø) x 52.5(D)mm
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Freezer safe
- Yes
- Furniture shape
- Round
- Material
- Porcelain
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Oven proof
- Yes
- Weight
- 1kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. Vitrified porcelain is the standard material choice for commercial tableware precisely because it tolerates the high temperatures and repeated cycles of commercial dishwashers. The glaze is designed to resist staining and maintain its appearance under regular machine washing.
- A general rule of thumb for most restaurant operations is to hold three times your seated cover count in crockery for each plate type — this allows one set in service, one in the wash cycle, and one in reserve. For a 40-cover restaurant, that would mean around seven packs of these plates as a starting point, though higher-turnover operations or those with longer wash cycles may need more.
- Royal Porcelain's Classic White is a stocked range specifically because consistency and long-term availability matter in commercial environments. That said, it's always worth checking current stock levels when placing a top-up order, as batch production can introduce very slight variations in tone over time — something worth considering if you're mixing older and newer pieces on the same table.