Glass Plates & Platters

235(Ø)mm | 9¼(Ø)". Material: Opal Glass

195(Ø)mm | 8¾(Ø)". Material: Opal Glass

30(H)x140(Ø)mm. Material: Porcelain

230(Ø)x20(H)mm. Transparent Glass. Stackable

160(Ø)x20(H)mm. Transparent Glass. Stackable

The Steelite Blue Dapple coupe plates are melamine tableware pieces with a white body and a softly faded royal blue rim. At 254mm in diameter, they sit comfortably as a side or starter plate and carry a relaxed, contemporary look that works alongside most existing tableware styles without demanding a complete scheme change.

Melamine construction means these plates are well suited to settings where porcelain breakage is a genuine operational concern — outdoor terraces, rooftop bars, poolside dining, and high-turnover casual venues where plates are handled frequently and roughly. They cope with both hot and cold food service and are dishwasher safe, which keeps clearing and resetting straightforward during busy service periods.

For front-of-house teams, the practical advantages are fairly clear:

• Resistant to the knocks and drops that break conventional crockery
• Dishwasher safe, reducing manual handling time between covers
• BPA-free construction, suitable for food contact
• Consistent appearance across a 12-piece pack for uniform table presentation
• Lightweight compared to ceramic equivalents, easing tray work

It is worth noting that melamine, while durable, is not suitable for microwave use and will show cut marks over time if used with sharp knives directly on the plate surface. These are not a direct substitute for fine-dining porcelain where presentation standards require it, but for casual, outdoor, or high-risk breakage environments they are a sensible, practical choice.

If you are weighing up melamine against ceramic for your venue, or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Steelite Salinas coupe plate is a melamine dinnerware option designed for operators who need a presentable, practical plate that can withstand outdoor and high-turnover service settings. At 279mm, it sits comfortably as a main plate format. The taupe colourway with russet-toned rim detailing gives it a considered, earthy aesthetic that works well alongside both rustic and contemporary table settings.

Melamine construction makes these plates a sensible choice where porcelain or stoneware would pose a breakage or weight problem — rooftop terraces, poolside dining, beachfront venues, and outdoor event catering are all natural fits. The material is robust under repeated handling and resistant to the knocks and drops that occur in busy outdoor service environments. Being BPA-free, they meet standard food safety requirements for commercial use.

From an operational standpoint, the main practical advantages are:

• Lightweight compared to ceramic equivalents, reducing fatigue for front-of-house staff
• Resistant to chipping and breakage, lowering ongoing replacement costs
• BPA-free construction suitable for commercial food service
• Consistent finish across the pack, helpful for uniform table presentation
• Suitable for outdoor and event use where crockery security is a priority

It is worth noting that melamine is not suitable for microwave or oven use, which limits its role in some kitchen workflows. These are front-of-house service plates rather than back-of-house prep or heating vessels, and operators should plan accordingly.

These plates suit cafés, bars, event caterers, and hospitality venues with outdoor or casual dining areas. For operators running high-volume indoor service who need microwave-safe options, ceramic alternatives would be worth considering instead.

If you are unsure whether melamine tableware is the right fit for your service format, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

These Utopia double walled cappuccino glasses use a twin-layer glass construction to create an insulating air gap between the inner and outer walls. At 220ml, the capacity is well suited to cappuccino and other espresso-based drinks served in a standard café or restaurant setting. Each glass comes paired with a matching saucer, and the pack contains six pieces, making it a practical quantity for a coffee station or front-of-house service point.

The double wall construction serves two purposes in a working environment. It keeps the drink at temperature for longer without the guest needing to rush, and it means the outer surface stays cool to the touch, reducing the risk of handling burns for staff and customers alike. The suspended appearance of the liquid within the glass also presents well on a counter or tray.

• Maintains drink temperature without heating the exterior surface
• Cool outer wall reduces handling risk for staff and customers
• Visually appealing presentation suited to café and restaurant service
• Supplied with matching saucers for a consistent table setting
• Pack of six provides a practical quantity for a busy coffee station

It is worth noting that double walled glassware requires careful handling during washing. High-pressure commercial dishwashers can stress the seal between the walls over time, so checking manufacturer guidance on dishwasher suitability is advisable before committing to a full service fleet. For operations running high volumes, it is sensible to consider how many covers you need to support simultaneously before deciding on quantity.

These glasses are well suited to cafés, hotel breakfast operations, restaurant dessert menus, and any front-of-house setting where presentation and temperature retention matter. If you are equipping a high-turnover coffee bar with significant daily cover counts, it may be worth discussing volume requirements with us before ordering.

If you would like to talk through whether these are the right fit for your service style or volume, we are happy to help.

The Arcoroc Broadway coupe saucer is a classic wide-bowled glass designed for cocktails, desserts, and drinks presentations where appearance matters as much as function. Part of Arcoroc's Broadway range, these saucers are made from what Arcoroc describe as "Ultra Transparent" glass, which gives a noticeably clear, bright finish compared to standard commercial glassware.

In bar and front-of-house environments, glassware takes a sustained amount of daily punishment — repeated handling, stacking, and high-temperature commercial dishwasher cycles. The flame-polished finish on these saucers is intended to improve edge durability and reduce the micro-chips that cause glassware to look worn over time. They are confirmed dishwasher safe for professional use, which keeps handling straightforward during busy service.

• Ultra-transparent glass for a clean, bright presentation
• Flame-polished finish to improve edge durability over time
• Embossed detailing that adds visual interest without affecting function
• Dishwasher safe, suited to high-turnover bar and restaurant service
• Supplied in packs of 12, practical for stocking to par levels

These saucers suit cocktail bars, hotel bars, brasseries, and any venue running a drinks or dessert menu where a coupe-style glass fits the aesthetic. They are a practical choice where venues want a consistent, good-looking glass without significant spend per unit. For higher-volume sites going through significant glassware breakage, it is worth considering whether a thicker or more impact-resistant alternative from the wider range would be a better fit.

If you are stocking a new venue or refreshing your glassware across multiple covers, it is worth having a conversation about quantities, mixing with other Broadway pieces, and par levels before placing your order — we are happy to help work through what you need.

The Arcoroc Elegance champagne saucer is a coupe-style glass with a traditional shallow bowl and short pinched stem. At 160ml capacity, it sits within the classic coupe format that has long been used for sparkling wine service, champagne towers, and cocktail presentation. These are supplied in a pack of 48, making the quantity practical for stocking a bar or function room without multiple smaller orders.

In a busy service environment, sodalime glass of this type offers a reliable balance of clarity and everyday durability. It will not match the thinness or brilliance of lead-free crystal, but it holds up well under the handling pressures of a commercial bar — repeated use, tray service, and regular dishwasher cycles. The coupe shape does mean carbonation disperses more quickly than in a flute, which is worth considering for venues where guests are likely to nurse a glass over an extended period.

Practically, the 48-pack format works well for operators who need a consistent house glass across a full floor lay. The uniform style makes replacements straightforward, and the Arcoroc Elegance range is widely stocked, which helps with ongoing replenishment.

• Well suited to champagne receptions, wedding service, and cocktail menus
• Suitable for commercial glasswashers
• Consistent sizing across the pack aids uniform table presentation
• Coupe profile lends itself to garnished or layered cocktail serves

If you are unsure whether this glass suits your service style or you need guidance on quantities for a specific cover count, the team is happy to help you work that through.

These Utopia Vintage Steel coupe plates are stainless steel tableware pieces finished to give an intentionally aged, worn appearance. The coupe profile — a shallow, broad dish with a minimal rim — suits individual starters, sharing plates, appetisers, and small dessert presentations. The vintage steel finish gives each plate a degree of character that plain polished steel does not, making them a practical choice for venues where the look of the table matters as much as the food on it.

In a busy hospitality environment, stainless steel tableware holds up well against the knocks and handling that crockery often cannot. The plates stack cleanly, which helps with storage and pass organisation during service, and they are straightforward to clean in a commercial glasswasher or dishwasher. The 150mm diameter suits individual portions comfortably — it is a well-judged size for an amuse-bouche, a small sharing element, or a pre-dessert course.

• Worn vintage finish adds table presence without overpowering the dish
• Coupe profile suits starters, appetisers, and small plated courses
• Stainless steel construction stands up to regular commercial handling
• Consistent sizing across the pack supports a coordinated table setting
• Supplied as a pack of six, practical for table covers or mise en place use

There are no installation requirements here — these plates arrive ready for service. The main practical consideration is storage: stainless steel tableware with a textured or aged finish can show surface marks over time if stacked heavily or stored loosely alongside harder items, so a little care during storage will help maintain the finish.

These plates suit casual dining restaurants, gastropubs, wine bars, and hotel restaurants where an informal or rustic aesthetic is part of the offer. For operators needing a larger plate size, or a full range of matching pieces, it is worth discussing the broader Utopia Vintage Steel range before purchasing.

If you are unsure whether this size and finish will work with your current table setup, the team is happy to help you think it through before you commit.

The Arcoroc Intensity soup plate is a 220mm rimmed plate made from opal glass — a dense, non-porous material that sits somewhere between traditional porcelain and toughened glass in its characteristics. The result is a plate with a clean white finish that holds its appearance well under the repeated handling, washing, and stacking that comes with busy food service.

In day-to-day service, opal glass performs reliably in environments where breakage and chipping are an ongoing cost concern. The material has good resistance to both impact and thermal shock, which matters in a kitchen where plates move between hot holding and service quickly. The 220mm diameter gives a practical surface area for soups, broth-based dishes, and lighter starters without the plate feeling oversized on a standard cover.

From an operational standpoint, the Intensity range offers a few practical advantages worth noting:

• Consistent white finish resists staining and holds presentation standards over time
• Non-porous opal material supports hygiene and withstands commercial dishwasher cycles
• Stable rim and flat base make stacking straightforward, saving storage space in a busy larder or pass area
• Sold in a pack of 24, which suits initial par stock for a medium-sized restaurant or topping up an existing set

These plates are well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and contract catering operations running a mid-range table setting. They are not a fine-dining bone china alternative, but for everyday service where durability and consistency matter more than prestige, they are a practical choice. If you are equipping a high-turnover operation or need a larger opening order, it is worth considering whether a higher-quantity pack would better suit your par levels.

If you are unsure how many covers these would support or how they sit alongside other pieces in the Intensity range, we are happy to help you work that through before you order.

The Arcoroc Intensity range is a well-established line of opal glass tableware used across restaurants, hotels, and contract catering operations. These 275mm plates sit at the larger end of the dinner plate spectrum, providing a generous surface area suited to main courses where presentation space matters — à la carte plating, generous portions, or dishes with multiple components.

Opal glass behaves differently to standard porcelain or earthenware. It is non-porous, which supports hygiene and makes the surface resistant to staining from sauces and oils over time. The material also handles thermal shock well, which is relevant in a professional environment where plates move between rapid washing cycles and hot pass service regularly. The finish stays consistent with repeated use, which matters when front-of-house presentation standards are maintained across a full service period.

For busy operations, a few practical qualities are worth noting:

• Consistent stackability keeps storage orderly and reduces handling time between covers
• The opal material resists chipping better than many standard ceramics under daily commercial handling
• Non-porous surface supports food hygiene compliance and cleans thoroughly in commercial dishwashers
• Uniform white finish gives flexibility across menu styles and plating approaches
• Pack quantity of 12 suits staged purchasing for smaller operations or topping up existing sets

These plates are well suited to independent restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event catering where a reliable, presentable plate is needed in volume. For very high-turnover operations running multiple sittings daily, it is worth considering whether a larger pack size or a heavier plate specification would better match throughput demands.

If you are building out a full table setting or matching these to other Intensity pieces, we are happy to help you work through quantities and compatibility before you order.

The Arcoroc Intensity range is a well-established choice in commercial tableware, used widely across restaurants, hotels, and catering operations. These 255mm plates are made from white opal glass — a material that behaves differently from standard ceramic or porcelain in a working environment. Opal glass is denser and more uniform in composition, which gives it a distinctive resistance to both impact and rapid temperature changes.

In busy service conditions, plates take a considerable amount of punishment — stacking, sliding, mechanical washing at high temperatures, and regular contact with hot food straight from pass or oven. The opal construction holds up well under this kind of repeated thermal and physical stress, which makes it a practical choice where breakage rates and replacement costs matter. The non-porous surface also resists staining and bacterial retention, which is relevant for both food hygiene standards and the appearance of the plate over time.

From an operational standpoint, the Intensity plates offer a few practical advantages worth noting:

• Consistent glaze and finish that holds up through repeated high-temperature dishwasher cycles
• Stable stacking profile, which reduces the risk of movement on shelves and in transit during banqueting or event service
• Non-porous opal surface resists odour and stain absorption over time
• Uniform white finish provides a neutral presentation base for varied menu styles

These are straightforward plates that require no special storage or handling beyond standard commercial tableware practice. They are dishwasher safe and suited to high-throughput washing operations without the need for specialist detergents or low-temperature programmes.

The 255mm size works well as a main course plate in most settings. For operations with a very high volume of covers or those running multiple sittings, it is worth considering how many covers your current plate stock supports and whether this pack size is the right quantity to order. If you are setting up a new operation or replacing stock across a large site, our team is happy to help you work out the right quantities and check availability — feel free to get in touch before placing your order.

The Arcoroc Intensity 240mm plate is a flat, round dinner plate made from opal glass — a dense, white glass material that is non-porous and notably more resistant to chipping and thermal shock than standard vitrified ceramic. Sold in packs of 24, this is a practical buying unit for professional food service operations.

In busy restaurant and hotel environments, tableware takes a sustained battering — repeated stacking, commercial dishwasher cycles, and the inevitable knocks of a fast-moving pass. Opal glass handles this well. The material's resistance to thermal shock means plates can move between dishwasher heat and cooler service environments without the micro-cracking that shortens the life of less robust alternatives. The non-porous surface also supports good hygiene standards, leaving no residual staining or odour absorption over time.

From an operational standpoint, the Intensity range offers a number of practical advantages for front-of-house teams:

• Consistent stackability reduces storage footprint behind the pass and in plate storage areas
• Uniform white finish across the range simplifies mixed-service presentation
• Opal glass retains a bright white appearance through heavy dishwasher use, resisting yellowing
• The stable base reduces the risk of tipping during plating or service
• Non-porous surface is straightforward to clean and meets standard food safety requirements

At 240mm, this is a versatile main course plate size suited to most standard plating styles. It works well across casual dining, hotel restaurant service, and event catering. The 24-piece pack quantity is well matched to a single section or station; larger operations running multiple sections will typically want to order in multiples.

If you're building out a full table setting or need guidance on mixing sizes within the Intensity range, the team are happy to talk through what quantities and configurations make sense for your operation.

The Arcoroc Intensity range is a well-established choice in commercial dining, and these 205mm plates are among the most commonly used sizes across restaurant, hotel, and event catering operations. Made from opal glass rather than conventional ceramic, they offer a clean, bright white finish that holds its appearance through repeated commercial washing cycles without the dulling or crazing that can affect standard porcelain over time.

In service, the 205mm diameter works well as a starter or side plate, and the flat, stable base makes handling straightforward for front-of-house staff working at pace. The opal glass construction gives these plates a notably good resistance to both impact and thermal shock — useful in busy operations where plates move quickly between hot pass and cool storage. The non-porous surface is straightforward to clean and does not harbour food residues or odours.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

• Consistent stackability reduces storage footprint during service and between covers
• Uniform weight and form make them easy to handle in bulk for covers and clearing
• Opal glass resists chipping better than many ceramics under normal commercial use
• Non-porous surface supports food hygiene standards and simplifies warewashing
• Bright white finish presents well across a range of food styles and plating approaches

These plates are suitable for dishwasher use in commercial warewashers, which is the expected environment for this type of product. The pack quantity of 24 is a practical starting point, though busier operations or those running multiple sittings will typically want to hold larger quantities to ensure adequate cover through the wash cycle.

If you are specifying tableware across multiple covers or need guidance on quantities relative to your service volume, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Arcoroc Intensity range is a well-established choice in commercial tableware, and the 160mm plate sits at the smaller end of the collection — suited to side dishes, bread, amuse-bouche, or dessert presentation. Made from opal glass rather than conventional porcelain, these plates have a clean, bright white finish that holds up well under the repeated thermal and mechanical stresses of a working kitchen environment.

In practice, opal glass performs reliably in operations where crockery takes a daily battering through service, racking, and commercial dishwasher cycles. The material is non-porous, which supports food hygiene standards and means staining from sauces or coloured foods is less of a concern over time. At 240g per plate, they are light enough to handle comfortably during plating but substantial enough to feel appropriate on a restaurant table.

A few practical points worth considering:

• Opal glass is resistant to thermal shock, making these suitable for use straight from a commercial dishwasher into service
• Uniform shape and low profile allow consistent stacking, which keeps storage compact on shelving or in the pass
• The white finish provides a neutral background that suits most plating styles and cuisines
• Non-porous surface supports HACCP hygiene requirements and resists absorbing odours
• Sold in packs of 24, which suits both initial purchases and top-up orders to replace attrition

At 160mm, this is a side plate rather than a main course plate. It works well as part of a broader Intensity table setting, alongside larger plates from the same range for a consistent look across covers. For operations needing a main course or sharing plate format, other sizes within the Intensity collection would be more appropriate.

These plates are well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, contract caterers, and event catering operations where consistent appearance and durability across a large number of covers are priorities. If you are building a full table setting or need guidance on quantities relative to your cover count, we are happy to help you work through the numbers before you order.

The Arcoroc Intensity White Baril saucers are designed to accompany the Baril cup range in busy hot beverage service. Made from opal — a toughened glass-ceramic material — rather than conventional vitrified china, they offer a clean, consistent white finish that holds up well under repeated commercial use.

Opal's key practical advantage is its non-porous surface, which means it doesn't absorb staining from coffee or tea over time in the way that lower-quality ceramics can. It also handles thermal shock reliably, making it suitable for environments where items move quickly between hot drinks service and commercial dishwashers. For cafés, hotel breakfast operations, or any venue running continuous cover, that durability translates directly into reduced breakage costs over time.

• Non-porous opal construction resists staining from coffee and tea
• Handles thermal shock well across dishwasher and service cycles
• Consistent white finish maintains a clean table presentation
• Sold in a pack of 24, suited to stock rotation and cover planning
• Lightweight profile at 190g supports quick, comfortable handling during service

There are no installation requirements — these are smallwares, not equipment. Storage considerations are straightforward: the saucers stack neatly and the pack of 24 is a practical quantity for most operations, though higher-volume sites serving multiple simultaneous covers may want to hold additional stock to allow for dishwasher cycle times.

These saucers are a sensible, practical choice for cafés, coffee shops, hotel breakfast service, staff restaurants, and contract catering operations. They're best matched with the corresponding Baril cup for a cohesive look, and the opal material suits venues where durability and consistency matter more than premium bone china presentation.

If you're working out quantities for a new opening or a full beverage service refresh, we're happy to help you think through what stock levels make sense for your covers and service pattern.

The Arcoroc Intensity Baril saucer is a 140mm opal glass saucer designed to pair with baril-style cups in busy hot beverage service. Opal is a vitrified glass material rather than conventional ceramic — it has zero porosity, which means it does not absorb liquids, odours or staining over time in the way that some lower-grade ceramics can.

In practical terms, opal glassware of this type is well suited to environments where tableware takes a lot of daily handling — café counters, hotel breakfast buffets, restaurant coffee service and contract catering. The non-porous surface cleans thoroughly in commercial glasswashers and dishwashers, and the material is designed to resist the minor impacts and thermal cycling that come with continuous front-of-house use.

Key practical points for operators:

• Zero-porosity opal construction resists staining and odour absorption
• Designed to withstand repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
• Consistent white finish supports a clean, uniform table presentation
• Sold in a pack of 24, suitable for batch replacement or initial stocking
• Lightweight at 160g per piece, reducing handling fatigue during busy service

As with any tableware, opal is durable rather than indestructible. Direct sharp impacts on hard surfaces will still cause breakage, and operators running very high cover counts may want to hold a par stock of replacements. The 24-piece pack format suits mid-sized venues reasonably well; higher-volume sites may find it more practical to order in larger quantities.

These saucers are a straightforward choice for venues that want reliable, easy-care tableware for hot beverage service. If you are specifying tableware across multiple beverage formats or setting up a new front-of-house operation, we are happy to talk through quantities and formats before you order.

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.

The Arcoroc Autonomy plate is a specialist piece of tableware developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals specifically for assisted and independence-challenged dining environments. The 190mm plate features a deep well with an optimised profile that helps keep food in place, reducing the likelihood of spills during self-feeding. A beaded rim around the edge limits the chance of food contact with the thumb, which is a practical consideration when supporting diners who may have limited grip or motor control. The red-coloured rim provides a clear visual contrast against food, which can be particularly helpful for diners with visual impairments or cognitive conditions that affect depth perception.

In care home dining rooms, hospital wards, and specialist catering environments, these plates are built to handle the demands of daily institutional use. The opal construction offers high shock resistance, helping them withstand the kind of repeated handling and stacking that comes with high-volume cover services. The non-porous material does not absorb food residue or odour, which is an important hygiene consideration in care settings where cross-contamination protocols are closely managed.

• Deep well design reduces spills during self-feeding
• Beaded rim limits thumb contact with food
• Red rim aids food visibility for diners with visual difficulties
• Non-porous opal material supports hygiene standards
• Professional dishwasher safe for efficient turnaround

These plates are well suited to care homes, NHS catering operations, specialist day services, and any environment where supported mealtimes are part of the daily routine. They are sold in packs of 12, which suits both initial setups and replacement purchasing within an existing Autonomy range service.

If you are specifying tableware for a care or healthcare environment and would like to discuss your cover numbers or specific requirements, we are happy to help you work through the right quantities and options.

The Arcoroc Autonomy range is a line of tableware developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals specifically for assisted dining environments. These 230mm plates are made from opal — a dense, non-porous material with high resistance to chipping and breakage — and are intended for intensive daily use in care homes, hospital wards, and similar settings where durability and patient dignity both matter.

The plate's design addresses practical challenges that standard tableware does not. The deep well and optimised profile help contain food and reduce the effort required during self-feeding, which can make a meaningful difference for residents or patients with limited arm strength or motor control. A beaded edge keeps food away from thumb contact during handling, and the red rim provides a clear visual contrast that makes food easier to locate on the plate — particularly relevant for those with visual impairments or cognitive conditions such as dementia.

From an operational standpoint, the opal construction handles professional dishwasher cycles reliably without degrading colour or surface integrity over time. At 390g per plate, the weight is manageable for both service staff and diners. Key practical advantages include:

• High-contrast red rim aids food visibility for visually impaired diners
• Deep well profile supports independent eating with reduced spill risk
• Beaded edge keeps food clear of handling areas during service
• Opal material is non-porous, hygienic, and resistant to staining
• Fully professional dishwasher safe for high-throughput wash cycles

These plates are well suited to care homes, NHS catering, hospices, and any catering operation that provides assisted or therapeutic dining. They are supplied in packs of 12, which suits both initial stock purchases and topping up existing sets. If you are specifying tableware across a whole facility or need guidance on quantities for a particular dining setup, we are happy to help work through the requirements with you.

The Arcoroc Autonomy range is a specialised tableware collection developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals to support individuals who experience difficulty eating independently. These 190mm plates are made from opal — a dense, non-porous material with high resistance to chipping and thermal shock — and are designed to make mealtimes safer and more manageable for residents or patients with limited dexterity or mobility.

In care home dining rooms, hospital wards, and similar assisted living environments, ordinary tableware often creates unnecessary difficulty. The Autonomy plate addresses this with a deep well that prevents food from sliding off the plate during scooping, and a raised beaded edge that keeps food away from the diner's thumb. The blue-coloured rim provides a visual contrast that helps make food easier to locate on the plate — a practical consideration for those with visual impairments or cognitive conditions that affect spatial awareness.

From an operational standpoint, these plates hold up well under the demands of institutional catering. Key practical advantages include:

• Opal construction resists chipping and staining under heavy daily use
• Non-porous surface supports thorough cleaning and hygienic maintenance
• Fully professional dishwasher safe, compatible with commercial warewashing cycles
• Consistent blue rim colouring aids food visibility for residents with visual difficulties
• Deep well and beaded edge reduce spillage and support independent eating

These plates require no special storage or handling beyond standard crockery practice. At 260g per plate, they are lightweight enough for comfortable handling by both staff and diners. The 190mm diameter suits individual plated portions in care or healthcare settings rather than high-volume restaurant service.

The Autonomy range is best suited to care homes, NHS catering facilities, assisted living environments, and any operation where tableware needs to actively support the dining experience for those with independence challenges. If you serve a higher volume of assisted diners or need to consider broader range coordination across bowls and mugs, it is worth discussing your full requirements before ordering.

If you are equipping a care setting and would like guidance on quantities or coordinating pieces within the range, the team is happy to help you work through what you need.

The Arcoroc Autonomy range is a specialist tableware line developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals to support diners who experience difficulties with independent eating. These 230mm plates are made from opal — a dense, non-porous material with high resistance to chipping and thermal shock — and are designed to withstand the repeated handling and high-temperature dishwasher cycles common in care, hospital, and assisted-living environments.

The plates feature a deep well and a carefully optimised depth that help contain food and reduce the risk of spillage during service. A beaded edge around the rim discourages food from being pushed off the plate and keeps fingers clear of the meal itself. The blue-coloured rim provides a strong visual contrast against the plate surface, which can make food easier to identify for diners with visual impairments or cognitive conditions affecting perception. These are considered and practical design choices, not cosmetic ones.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are straightforward:

• Opal construction is robust enough for intensive daily use in care and healthcare settings
• Professional dishwasher safe, supporting high-throughput catering operations
• Deep well reduces spillage and supports diners with limited arm control
• Beaded edge minimises food contact with hands during service
• Blue rim aids food visibility for diners with sensory or cognitive challenges

These plates are best suited to care homes, NHS and private hospital catering, assisted-living facilities, and any setting where dignified, safe mealtimes for people with independence challenges are a priority. They are not a general-purpose catering plate and are unlikely to be the right choice outside of a healthcare or specialist assisted-dining context. For higher-volume sites needing a broader range of complementary pieces — bowls, mugs, or jugs — the wider Autonomy range offers matching items to build a consistent place setting.

If you are setting up or reviewing a mealtime programme for residents or patients and want to discuss quantities, service flow, or how these plates fit alongside other tableware, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Arcoroc Autonomy plate is a purpose-designed piece of tableware developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals to support mealtimes for individuals who experience challenges with independent eating. The 190mm plate features a deep well and carefully considered depth that help keep food contained and reduce the effort required to load a fork or spoon. A beaded edge around the rim acts as a practical barrier, discouraging food from spilling over and limiting incidental contact from fingers or thumbs. These are considered details, not marketing points — each one addresses a specific mealtime challenge that carers and operators working in healthcare settings will recognise immediately.

Made from opal, a dense and non-porous material with strong resistance to chipping and cracking, the Autonomy plate is built to hold up under the repeated handling, stacking, and commercial dishwasher cycles that care homes, hospital catering operations, and assisted living facilities put tableware through daily. At 260g, the plate has enough weight to sit stably on a surface without being awkward for catering staff to handle in volume.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:

• Deep well reduces spills during service, lowering the demand on care staff
• Beaded rim provides a functional edge for users scooping food independently
• Opal construction is non-porous, supporting hygiene in high-turnover environments
• Suitable for professional dishwashers, simplifying kitchen turnaround
• Resistant to chipping, reducing breakage replacement costs over time

This plate is particularly well suited to care homes, NHS trust catering operations, assisted living facilities, and any setting where tableware needs to actively support residents or patients with reduced dexterity or upper limb strength. If you are equipping a larger facility and need guidance on quantities or whether a different size within the Autonomy range would better suit your service, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Arcoroc Autonomy plate is a tableware solution developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals specifically for use in care homes, hospitals, and assisted living environments. The 230mm plate is designed to support diners who have reduced grip strength, limited arm mobility, or other challenges that make conventional tableware difficult to manage safely.

The plate features a deep well and optimised internal depth that help contain food and reduce the likelihood of spillage during a meal. A raised beaded edge runs around the rim, which serves a practical purpose: it helps prevent food from being pushed off the plate and acts as a barrier against inadvertent thumb contact with food during service and clearing. These are considered details, but in a care environment they make a meaningful difference to both the diner's dignity and staff workload across a busy meal service.

In operational terms, the Autonomy range offers several advantages for care catering teams:

• Deep well design reduces spillage without the need for plate guards
• Beaded rim helps contain food and prevents thumb contact during handling
• Opal material is non-porous, resisting staining and odour absorption over time
• High shock resistance supports the demands of intensive daily use and stacking
• Professional dishwasher safe for efficient high-volume cleaning cycles

The plates are produced in opal, a toughened glass-ceramic material commonly used in professional and healthcare catering due to its durability and hygiene properties. At 390g per plate, they are substantial enough to feel stable on a surface without being unnecessarily heavy to handle. The pack of 12 suits initial stock purchases or topping up an existing service set.

These plates are best suited to care homes, NHS and private hospital catering teams, and assisted living facilities where standard flatware presents difficulties for residents or patients. They are less suited to general restaurant or café use where the specialist design features are unnecessary. For sites requiring a full assisted dining tableware programme, coordinating bowls and mugs from the same range are worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the Autonomy range is the right fit for your setting or service volume, the team is happy to talk through your requirements.

The Arcoroc Arcadie saucer is a straightforward, well-proportioned 140mm glass saucer designed for pairing with cups in café, bar and restaurant beverage service. Made from toughened glass, it is part of Arcoroc's long-established Arcadie range — a continental-style collection that has been a fixture in professional hospitality environments for a considerable time.

In busy service environments, glassware takes a sustained amount of handling — from the pass to the table, through the glasswasher, and back again. The toughened glass construction gives the Arcadie saucer a meaningful degree of resistance to the knocks and thermal cycling that comes with daily commercial use, making it a more practical choice than standard glass for high-turnover operations.

• Toughened glass construction for improved durability in commercial use
• Suitable for glasswasher use as part of routine service
• Neutral, classic design that works across a range of venue styles
• Sold in a pack of 24, suitable for stocking in volume
• Lightweight at 180g — easy for front-of-house staff to handle

It is worth considering that toughened glass, while more resilient than standard glass, will still chip and break over time in commercial settings — particularly at the rim. Ordering in volume and maintaining a sensible stock rotation is standard practice for most operators. These saucers are best suited to venues serving hot drinks, speciality coffee, or continental-style beverages where a glass saucer is preferred over ceramic.

If you are unsure whether the Arcadie range is the right fit for your service style or covers the cup sizes you are already using, the team are happy to help you work that out before you order.

The Arcoroc Arcadie saucer is a compact, plain-styled glass saucer intended for use alongside espresso cups, small beverage glasses, and similar service items. At 112mm across, it sits neatly under a standard small cup or shot glass without overhanging the tray, making it a practical choice for counter and table service alike.

In day-to-day commercial use, toughened glass performs considerably better than standard glassware under the repeated handling, stacking, and dishwasher cycling that comes with busy service. The toughened construction helps the saucers withstand the knocks and thermal changes of a working environment, and when pieces do eventually fail, toughened glass tends to break more safely than untoughened alternatives — a practical consideration in any staffed service area.

Key practical points for operators:

• Toughened glass construction suited to regular commercial dishwasher use
• Consistent sizing supports uniform presentation across a service
• Lightweight at 110g per piece — practical for tray service
• Classic, unfussy design works across café, bar, and restaurant settings
• Sold in a pack of 24, which suits initial stocking or topping up existing covers

No installation requirements apply. Storage space is the main practical consideration — a pack of 24 saucers will need a modest amount of shelving, and as with all glassware, careful stacking practice will extend the life of each piece.

These saucers are well suited to cafés, hotels, and licensed premises running a regular coffee or drinks service. They are a straightforward, reliable choice for operators who want consistent presentation without the fragility of standard glass. If you're unsure how many packs suit your covers or whether this size pairs with your existing cup range, the team is happy to help you work that out.

The Utopia Forma platter is a rectangular ceramic serving piece finished in a vanilla low-sheen glaze with a contrasting white rim. Made from vitrified porcelain, it sits within Utopia's Forma range, which is designed around clean, unfussy lines that work across a range of contemporary dining settings without competing with the food being presented.

In day-to-day service, vitrified porcelain holds up well against the repeated handling, stacking, and machine washing that commercial tableware is subjected to in a busy kitchen pass or front-of-house environment. The vitrification process densifies the ceramic body, which reduces porosity and helps the glaze resist chipping, staining, and absorption of food residues over time — practical considerations for any operator relying on consistent presentation across covers.

From an operational standpoint, these platters offer a few straightforward advantages:

• Vanilla glaze provides a warm, neutral backdrop that suits a range of cuisines and plating styles
• Contrasting white edging adds definition without requiring elaborate presentation effort
• Vitrified construction resists staining and supports repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
• Rectangular format suits sharing plates, charcuterie, or starter presentations
• Sold in a pack of six, supporting consistent table covers from a single order

There are no special storage or handling requirements beyond standard ceramic tableware practice. The platters should be stacked carefully to avoid edge chipping, and checked periodically for crazing or damage as part of routine front-of-house stock management. The vanilla colourway is specific to this line, so operators building a coordinated table setting should confirm availability of matching pieces across the range before committing to larger volumes.

These platters are well suited to restaurants, bistros, wine bars, and hotel dining rooms looking to introduce a considered, contemporary aesthetic without moving to bespoke or artisan tableware. For higher-volume operations requiring deeper stock levels, it is worth discussing case quantities and availability directly.

If you are putting together a full table setting or want to confirm how this piece sits within the wider Forma range, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

Pack Quantity: 6 Bring a modern, Scandi-inspired aesthetic to your dining room with Utopia's vanilla 265mm plates. Made from vitrified porcelain, each piece stands out with its clean lines and a striking contrast of crisp white edging against a low-sheen glaze. Additionally, the vitrified glazing provides added resistance to daily wear and tear - ensuring long-lasting use in commercial environments.