Bauscher Elements Sand Walled Plates 280mm (Pack of 6)
Product Description
The Bauscher Elements Sand walled plate is a stoneware dining plate finished with a soft, semi-matte natural glaze that gives each piece a handcrafted quality without compromising the consistency expected...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Dimensions
- 280(Ø)mm | 11(Ø)"
- Material
- Stoneware
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Product Description
The Bauscher Elements Sand walled plate is a stoneware dining plate finished with a soft, semi-matte natural glaze that gives each piece a handcrafted quality without compromising the consistency expected in a professional setting. The raised wall provides a defined rim that helps contain sauces, dressings and loose garnishes — a practical consideration when plating dishes that need to arrive at the table looking composed.
In service, stoneware of this type holds its appearance well under regular commercial use. The Elements Sand finish suits vegetable-forward, grain-based and plant-centred menus particularly well, providing a warm, earthy backdrop that lets fresh ingredients read clearly on the plate. It works equally effectively with more traditional composed dishes where a neutral, understated canvas is preferred over stark white.
From an operational standpoint, this plate is designed to move through a commercial kitchen without requiring special handling:
- Oven safe, supporting plated dish warming and finishing passes
- Dishwasher safe, suitable for commercial rack and conveyor warewashers
- Microwave safe, useful in hospitality settings where reheating flexibility is required
- Consistent glaze and form across the pack, supporting uniform presentation
- Sold in packs of six, practical for building cover counts progressively
For smaller venues or those building an initial tableware stock, the six-piece pack format allows incremental investment. Larger operations or those with higher breakage rates may find it more cost-effective to order multiple packs to establish a full working set with adequate backup covers.
If you're unsure how many covers this plate suits your style of service, or whether the Elements Sand range sits correctly within your broader tableware scheme, we're happy to talk it through before you commit.
Key Features
- Stoneware construction with a soft, semi-matte natural sand glaze finish
- Walled rim helps contain sauces, dressings and loose plated elements
- Oven, dishwasher and microwave safe for flexible commercial kitchen use
- 280mm diameter suitable for main course and sharing plate presentations
- Sold in packs of six for incremental cover-count building
Operational Benefits
- Neutral earthy finish showcases plant-based and fresh ingredient menus clearly
- Raised wall reduces spillage risk during plating and table service
- Commercial dishwasher compatibility keeps turnaround efficient during busy service
- Consistent glaze across the pack supports uniform presentation across covers
- Pack format allows operators to build stock gradually without over-committing
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Dimensions
- 280(Ø)mm | 11(Ø)"
- Material
- Stoneware
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Bauscher produce tableware to commercial hospitality standards, and stoneware of this type is designed to withstand regular service cycles including commercial dishwashing. The semi-matte glaze is more susceptible to surface marking from cutlery than a high-gloss finish, which is worth considering if your service style involves heavy use of metal utensils — though this is common to most natural-finish tableware.
- The Elements Sand collection suits a relaxed fine dining or contemporary bistro aesthetic well, particularly where the menu leans toward seasonal, plant-forward or ingredient-led dishes. For a more formal fine dining setting with classical presentation styles, a white porcelain plate may be a better fit — we can advise on alternatives if needed.
- A general working rule for table-service restaurants is three to four times your seated cover count when accounting for plates in use, in the wash and in reserve. For a 30-cover venue, that points toward 90–120 plates as a working stock — so roughly 15 to 20 packs at this size. Higher-volume or multi-sitting operations should allow more to avoid bottlenecks during peak service.