Fiesta Recyclable Grey Airlaid Pocket Fold Dinner Napkins 48x40cm (400)
Product Description
These are grey airlaid dinner napkins in a pocket fold format, supplied by Fiesta in cases of 400. Made from a tablin material — a paper-based fabric that mimics the...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 400
- Colour
- Grey
- Dimensions
- 480(W) x 400(L)mm
- Material
- Paper
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Product Description
These are grey airlaid dinner napkins in a pocket fold format, supplied by Fiesta in cases of 400. Made from a tablin material — a paper-based fabric that mimics the feel of linen — they offer a noticeably softer, more substantial hand than standard tissue napkins, without the laundry overhead of cloth.
In front-of-house use, the pocket fold serves a practical purpose: it creates a ready-made sleeve for cutlery, which speeds up table setting and keeps covers looking consistent from the first service to the last. Because the napkins arrive pre-folded, there is no additional preparation required — they come out of the packaging ready to place. For high-turnover covers or large banqueting operations, that time saving across a full section adds up quickly.
- Tablin construction gives a cloth-like feel without laundry costs
- Pre-folded pocket format holds cutlery neatly and consistently
- Ready to use straight from the case — no prep time required
- Grey colourway works well across contemporary and neutral table schemes
- Widely recyclable if unsoiled — check local facilities for food-contaminated waste
There are no water, gas, or electrical requirements to consider. Storage space is the main practical factor — a case of 400 is reasonably compact, but high-volume operations running multiple sittings daily will want to account for stock rotation and storage accordingly.
These napkins suit restaurants, brasseries, event caterers, and contract catering operations looking for a presentable disposable option that reduces linen handling. They are particularly practical where turnover is high and consistency of presentation matters. For lighter use or smaller covers, smaller pack quantities may be more appropriate; for very high-volume banqueting, it is worth considering whether a heavier-weight specification would be a better fit.
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
- Tablin airlaid paper construction replicates linen texture and weight
- Pocket fold format pre-formed to hold cutlery securely
- Supplied pre-folded and ready to use direct from the case
- Grey colourway suited to contemporary front-of-house table settings
- Widely recyclable when unsoiled, reducing disposable waste where facilities allow
Operational Benefits
- Speeds up table setting by eliminating on-site folding preparation time
- Delivers consistent cutlery presentation across all covers without extra effort
- Removes linen laundry costs while maintaining a cloth-like appearance
- Supports hygiene standards through single-use disposable napkin format
- Reduces operational complexity for high-turnover or event catering services
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 400
- Colour
- Grey
- Dimensions
- 480(W) x 400(L)mm
- Material
- Paper
- Weight
- 4g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The tablin material gives a noticeably softer, more linen-like feel than standard tissue napkins, which makes them a reasonable choice for mid-range and casual-formal dining where cloth napkins are impractical. For very formal or fine dining settings, some operators prefer heavier-weight tablin or true linen — it is worth considering the overall table presentation before committing to a specification.
- Unsoiled napkins are widely recyclable through standard paper recycling streams. However, napkins contaminated with food or grease are generally not accepted in standard recycling and should go to general waste unless a local food-contaminated paper recycling scheme is available. It is worth checking with your waste contractor what options apply to your site.
- Usage varies depending on cover count and whether napkins are used solely for cutlery presentation or also for table use during the meal. As a general guide, a 400-pack case will cover a significant number of covers, but high-turnover operations running multiple sittings daily should hold adequate buffer stock to avoid running short mid-service. If you are unsure how much to hold, we can help you estimate based on your typical cover numbers.