Arcoroc Intensity White Baril Saucers 120mm (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity White Baril saucer is a 120mm opal glass saucer designed to pair with the Baril cup range for hot beverage service. Made from opal — a toughened...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 120
- Dimensions
- 190(H) x 120(Ø)mm
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Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity White Baril saucer is a 120mm opal glass saucer designed to pair with the Baril cup range for hot beverage service. Made from opal — a toughened glass material rather than standard ceramic — each piece has zero porosity, meaning it won't absorb stains, odours or bacteria over time in the way that lower-quality alternatives can.
In a busy café, hotel breakfast operation or high-turnover bar environment, breakage and replacement cost is a real operational consideration. Opal construction gives these saucers a meaningful durability advantage over standard porcelain equivalents, handling repeated thermal cycling through dishwashers and resisting the knocks and stacking pressures that come with continuous service use. The consistent white finish also holds its appearance well through repeated commercial washing cycles.
Practical advantages for front-of-house operations include:
- Non-porous opal material resists staining and is straightforward to keep hygienic
- Sold in packs of 24, which suits standard stock rotation for most café and hospitality settings
- Uniform appearance supports a consistent table presentation across a full section
- Compatible with the wider Intensity Baril cup range for a matched service
There are no installation requirements for saucers of this type. At 100g per piece, they are lightweight for handling and stacking, though standard commercial crockery storage and handling practices apply. The Baril range is positioned as a mid-volume workhorse — for very high-volume venues turning covers rapidly, it is worth considering whether a deeper stock level or heavier stock quantity would better support service demands.
These saucers are well suited to coffee shops, hotel breakfast and lounge service, staff canteens, and catering operations where reliability, hygiene and a clean presentation matter more than premium hand-crafted aesthetics. If you are fitting out a new beverage station or want to confirm compatibility with existing Arcoroc pieces, the team is happy to help you work through the right quantities and pairing options.
Key Features
- Opal glass construction with zero porosity for hygienic service
- 120mm diameter designed to pair with Baril cup range
- Lightweight at 100g per piece for easy front-of-house handling
- Toughened material resists thermal shock from commercial dishwashers
- Pack of 24 supports standard stock rotation for hospitality use
Operational Benefits
- Non-porous surface prevents stain and odour build-up over time
- Consistent white finish maintains smart presentation through heavy washing
- Durable opal construction reduces replacement frequency in busy venues
- Matched to Baril cup range for a uniform hot beverage service
- Pack quantity suits typical par stock levels for café and hotel operations
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 120
- Dimensions
- 190(H) x 120(Ø)mm
- Material
- Opal
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Weight
- 100g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, the Baril saucer range is designed to pair with the Arcoroc Intensity Baril cups for a matched hot beverage service. If you are building a full set or topping up existing stock, it is worth confirming cup and saucer quantities together to ensure they align.
- Opal is a toughened glass material that handles the thermal cycling of commercial dishwashers reliably and maintains its white finish over time. Unlike some ceramics, its zero-porosity surface does not absorb staining agents from coffee or tea, which helps keep the pieces looking clean and consistent through repeated wash cycles.
- That depends on your cover count and dishwasher turnaround time, but a common starting point is holding enough stock to cover one full service with a buffer for breakages. For a site turning 60 to 80 covers per session, two to three packs of 24 is a reasonable working stock level, though busier operations will want to assess their own replacement rate and order accordingly.