Seasons by Porcelite Sea Spray Rectangular Plate 32cm (Pack of 6)
Product Description
The Seasons by Porcelite Sea Spray rectangular plate is part of the Seasons collection — a range of professional porcelain tableware finished in naturalistic, earthy glazes. The Sea Spray colourway...
Specifications
- Weight (kg)
- 0.8
- Colour
- Sea Spray
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Product Description
The Seasons by Porcelite Sea Spray rectangular plate is part of the Seasons collection — a range of professional porcelain tableware finished in naturalistic, earthy glazes. The Sea Spray colourway sits in the cooler end of the palette: a muted, coastal tone that works well with contemporary plating styles and neutral table linen. At 32cm, the plate is a practical main-course size suited to composed dishes where presentation space matters.
Porcelite is a well-regarded name in commercial hospitality tableware, and the Seasons range is designed with the realities of busy restaurant service in mind. The porcelain is chip-resistant rather than chip-proof — as with all tableware in active service, attrition is a factor — but it performs reliably in commercial dishwashers and holds up well under the temperature changes of a working pass.
- Rectangular format gives chefs a defined plating canvas for structured presentation
- Sea Spray glaze complements both light and dark food tones
- Compatible with commercial dishwasher cycles
- Supplied in a pack of 6, which suits both par stock and breakage replacement
- Consistent glaze finish across pieces supports a uniform table look
These plates are best suited to restaurants, bistros, and café dining rooms where the table setting is part of the overall guest experience. The 32cm size is most useful for main courses or sharing plates rather than starters or sides. For operations running a full tableware refresh or building a collection across multiple cover sizes, it is worth considering how the Sea Spray pieces sit alongside other formats in the Seasons range before ordering.
If you are unsure how many packs to order for your cover count, or whether the Sea Spray finish coordinates well with other pieces you are considering, the team is happy to help you work through it.
Key Features
- 32cm rectangular format provides a structured plating canvas for main courses
- Sea Spray glaze finished in a muted coastal tone for modern table settings
- Professional porcelain construction suited to commercial dishwasher use
- Chip-resistant body designed to withstand regular hospitality service
- Supplied as a pack of 6 to support par stock and breakage management
Operational Benefits
- Consistent glaze finish supports a uniform look across all table covers
- Rectangular format gives chefs greater control over plating presentation
- Dishwasher compatibility reduces turnaround time between service sittings
- Pack-of-6 supply simplifies stock replenishment without over-ordering
- Coordinating colourway allows straightforward integration into existing tableware sets
Specifications
- Weight (kg)
- 0.8
- Colour
- Sea Spray
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Frequently Asked Questions
- A common starting point is two to three plates per cover, which accounts for plates in use, in the wash, and in reserve. For a 40-cover restaurant, four to six packs would give you a working par with a reasonable buffer for breakages. High-turnover services or venues running multiple sittings may want to hold slightly more stock.
- Yes — the Seasons by Porcelite range is designed for commercial dishwasher use and the temperature cycles typical of hospitality kitchens. As with all glazed porcelain, aggressive detergents over time can affect the surface, so it is worth using a detergent appropriate for tableware rather than the strongest available.
- Reactive and naturalistic glazes like Sea Spray can show minor variation between individual pieces — this is characteristic of the finish rather than a defect, and typically reads well on a laid table. Porcelite maintains reasonable consistency across production batches, but if you are building a large collection over multiple orders, it is worth ordering what you need upfront where possible.