Fiesta Recyclable Dark Blue Dinner Napkins 40x40cm 3ply 1/4 Fold 1000pk
Product Description
These dark blue dinner napkins from the Fiesta Recyclable range are a straightforward, reliable option for restaurants, hotels, and catering operations that want a presentable table setting without unnecessary cost....
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Colour
- Blue
- Dimensions
- 400(W) x 400(L)mm
- Material
- Paper
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Product Description
These dark blue dinner napkins from the Fiesta Recyclable range are a straightforward, reliable option for restaurants, hotels, and catering operations that want a presentable table setting without unnecessary cost. Supplied in a 1,000-sheet bulk pack, they are folded to a quarter and measure 400mm x 400mm when fully opened, providing good coverage for a main-course setting.
The three-ply construction gives a noticeably more substantial feel than single or two-ply alternatives, which matters during service when guests are actually using them. The paper holds together well through normal use, reducing the likelihood of tearing mid-service — a small but relevant consideration in a busy dining room.
- Bulk pack of 1,000 reduces restocking frequency during busy periods
- Quarter-fold presentation suits standard cutlery roll or plate presentation
- Three-ply construction offers better durability than lighter alternatives
- Dark blue colourway works well with a range of table linen and crockery
- Recyclable material supports waste reduction commitments
Because these are a disposable product, there are no installation requirements. Storage space is the main practical consideration — a full case of 1,000 napkins takes up a reasonable amount of dry store space, so operators running multiple sittings a day should factor in how frequently they want to reorder. The recyclable credentials are worth noting for operators working towards waste or sustainability targets, though disposal arrangements will depend on your local collection provision.
This pack suits mid-volume restaurants, event caterers, and hospitality venues where a consistent, tidy table presentation is needed and a bulk supply makes sense. Higher-volume operations covering multiple rooms or banqueting may find it worth looking at larger or mixed-colour packs to suit different spaces.
If you are unsure which napkin specification suits your service style or volume, we are happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Three-ply paper construction for added strength during table service
- 400x400mm unfolded size with neat quarter-fold presentation
- Bulk pack of 1,000 napkins reduces restocking frequency
- Dark blue colourway suited to formal and informal dining settings
- Recyclable paper material supports responsible waste disposal
Operational Benefits
- Reduces mid-service interruptions with fewer restocking trips required
- Consistent fold presentation speeds up table laying between covers
- Three-ply durability lowers the risk of napkins tearing during use
- Dark blue tone coordinates easily with varied table linen schemes
- Recyclable material helps operators meet basic sustainability commitments
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Colour
- Blue
- Dimensions
- 400(W) x 400(L)mm
- Material
- Paper
- Weight
- 3g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- At one napkin per cover, a 1,000-pack covers 1,000 guests. In practice, some operations set two napkins per table or allow for occasional replacements during service, so a restaurant turning 80 covers per sitting would typically get through a pack over a dozen or so services. It is worth reviewing your actual usage rate before deciding on order frequency.
- The three-ply construction and 400mm size sit comfortably in a mid-to-formal setting — they are noticeably more substantial than standard cocktail or bistro napkins. For very high-end operations where linen is the norm, paper napkins may not match expectations, but for most restaurant, hotel, and event catering environments they present well.
- The napkins are made from paper and are classified as recyclable, but used food-contact paper is not accepted in all kerbside or commercial recycling streams. Whether you can include them in a recycling collection will depend on your local authority or waste contractor's guidelines — it is worth confirming this with your waste provider rather than assuming.