Signs & Sign Holders

This set from Beaumont covers numbers 21 through to 30, giving front-of-house teams a straightforward way to identify tables during service. Each number is made from stainless steel, which keeps them looking presentable over time and stands up to the regular handling, spillages, and cleaning that come with a working dining room.

In practical terms, stainless steel is a sensible material choice for table numbers. It resists moisture, wipes clean quickly between covers, and doesn't corrode or tarnish the way cheaper alternatives can. These are modest in footprint, which means they sit neatly on a table without getting in the way of glassware or place settings.

• Stainless steel construction — hygienic, durable, and easy to wipe down
• Compact size that doesn't encroach on place settings
• Numbered sequence allows straightforward pairing with a matching set
• Suitable for use across a wide range of dining environments

These numbers work well alongside a full set — if you're fitting out a larger dining room or need to cover a wider range, it's worth considering whether additional sets covering other number ranges would complete your requirements. For very high-footfall venues where numbers take significant daily wear, heavier or more substantial alternatives may be worth exploring.

If you're unsure which sets or quantities suit your floor layout, the team are happy to help you work it out.

This is a self-adhesive vinyl safety sign intended for display on or near commercial microwave ovens. It provides a clear visual warning for kitchen staff and is suitable for use in any commercial catering environment where microwave equipment is in operation.

In a busy kitchen, clear signage around equipment helps reinforce safe working practices — particularly in environments where multiple staff members work across shared equipment during service. A well-placed sign reduces the likelihood of misuse or oversight, especially when onboarding new team members or working with agency staff.

• Self-adhesive backing for quick, straightforward application
• Vinyl construction suitable for kitchen wall and equipment surfaces
• Compact format fits neatly adjacent to most commercial microwave units
• Supports compliance with workplace health and safety display requirements
• Durable enough for the heat and humidity typical of a commercial kitchen environment

Application is straightforward — the self-adhesive backing means no fixings are required. The vinyl material is reasonably resistant to the moisture and grease present in a working kitchen, though placement away from direct steam sources will extend its service life. It is worth checking your specific health and safety obligations to confirm whether additional signage is required alongside this sign.

This sign is well suited to any commercial kitchen operating a microwave oven, from small cafés and staff canteens through to larger production kitchens. It is a practical, low-cost way to maintain clear equipment labelling as part of a broader kitchen safety approach.

If you are putting together a full set of kitchen safety signage, our team are happy to help ensure you have the right signs in place for your operation.

This set from Beaumont covers numbers 11 to 20, providing the second half of a standard 20-table numbering run in a compact, free-standing stainless steel format. Each number stands independently on the table surface, allowing front-of-house staff to identify tables quickly and relay orders accurately from the point of order to the kitchen pass.

Stainless steel construction holds up well in the day-to-day environment of a busy dining room — resistant to knocks, spills, and repeated cleaning with standard catering sanitisers. The finish stays presentable without significant maintenance, which matters when table turnaround is fast and there is little time between covers to inspect or replace signage.

• Compact footprint suits smaller table settings without crowding place settings
• Stainless finish wipes clean quickly between covers
• Stands independently — no separate holder or base required
• Consistent with the matching 1–10 set for a uniform look across the room

These are best suited to cafés, casual dining restaurants, pubs, and any hospitality operation using a table-number ordering system for up to 20 tables. For venues running more than 20 tables, a complementary set covering higher numbers would be needed alongside this one.

If you are setting up a new numbering system or are unsure which sets best match your table layout, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This pack provides table numbers 21 to 30 in brushed stainless steel, supplied as a set of ten. Each number sits in a compact self-standing holder designed to sit neatly on a dining table without dominating the cover. The brushed stainless finish is consistent across the range, so numbers from different packs sit together without looking mismatched.

In a busy front-of-house environment, clear table identification reduces errors at the pass and helps floor staff locate covers quickly during a full service. Stainless steel holds up well to the daily handling, occasional knocks, and regular wiping down that table accessories take in a working restaurant. Unlike printed card or plastic alternatives, there is no fading or curling over time.

• Brushed stainless finish resists everyday wear and cleans easily with a damp cloth
• Compact footprint leaves space for place settings and menus
• Self-standing design requires no additional fixings or bases
• Consistent appearance across packs allows sets to be mixed and extended
• Suitable for restaurants, cafés, hotels, and event catering operations

These holders are intended for indoor table use. The stainless construction means they are easy to wipe down between covers, which suits fast-turnaround dining environments. They are not designed for outdoor or high-moisture settings where prolonged exposure might affect the finish.

This pack covers numbers 21–30, making it a practical addition for venues with larger dining rooms or those extending an existing set. Packs covering other number ranges are available in the same range if you need to cover a full table plan. If you are equipping a new site and are unsure how many sets you need, feel free to get in touch with the team.

These APS display stands are compact, solid concrete holders designed to sit on tables or counters and present table numbers, small menu cards, or promotional signage. Each stand has a vertical slot that holds standard card inserts upright. They are sold in a pack of two.

Concrete as a material gives these holders a useful combination of weight and visual character. They sit firmly without sliding or tipping, which matters in busy front-of-house environments where tables are cleared and reset frequently. The material also wears well under regular handling and wipe-downs.

Practically, they suit operations that want table signage to feel considered rather than improvised — casual dining restaurants, café counters, pop-up food concepts, and bar settings where the exposed concrete aesthetic fits the overall look.

There is little to consider in terms of setup: no assembly, no fixings, no maintenance. The slot accepts standard card stock, so inserts can be printed and swapped in-house as menus or promotions change. Bear in mind the slot width before ordering custom-printed inserts if precise sizing matters.

These are best suited to smaller or independent operations looking for functional table signage with a simple, modern material finish. For higher-volume sites needing larger quantities or a different format, alternative holder styles are available across the range.

If you have questions about quantities, insert sizing, or how these fit into a wider table-setting scheme, the team is happy to help.

This is a self-adhesive no smoking sign finished in stainless steel, designed for straightforward mounting on doors and walls in commercial and hospitality environments. It meets the practical requirement for clear, visible no smoking notices in workplaces and public-facing premises under UK smoke-free legislation.

The stainless steel finish holds up well in the kind of environments where hygiene and durability matter — kitchens, back-of-house corridors, staff areas, and customer-facing entrances. It resists moisture and surface grease better than paper or standard plastic alternatives, and the self-adhesive backing means no fixings are required.

• Stainless steel face for durability in high-humidity environments
• Self-adhesive backing for tool-free installation
• Suitable for doors, walls, and smooth flat surfaces
• Lightweight and unobtrusive
• Appropriate for customer-facing and back-of-house locations

Positioning is straightforward — the sign should be placed at eye level on the most-used entry points to a space. The adhesive backing works best on clean, dry, non-porous surfaces. If the surface is textured, painted with a soft emulsion, or subject to frequent cleaning with strong degreasers, it is worth checking surface compatibility before permanent application.

Well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotels, pubs, contract catering facilities, and any commercial kitchen environment where compliant no smoking notices are required. If you need allergen signage, hygiene notices, or other safety signs alongside this, our team can help you identify what else may be needed for your site.

This Beaumont set provides table numbers 1 through 10 in stainless steel, giving front-of-house teams a straightforward way to identify tables for order management and service coordination. Each number stands as a freestanding unit, compact enough to sit neatly on a table without obstructing place settings or centrepieces.

Stainless steel is a sensible choice for a busy dining environment. It handles regular handling, accidental knocks, and the repeated wiping-down that comes with any working dining room without showing significant wear. The material resists the staining and deterioration that can affect plastic or chrome alternatives over time, keeping the set looking presentable through heavy daily use.

From an operational standpoint, these table numbers help with a few common front-of-house tasks:

• Clearly directing kitchen runners and waiting staff to the correct table
• Supporting table management when using reservation or EPOS systems
• Reducing errors during busy service periods
• Easy to wipe clean between covers without special products

Being compact and lightweight, the set stores easily when not in use and is straightforward to deploy at the start of service. There are no batteries, fittings, or installation requirements to consider.

This set of ten suits smaller venues or those with a section-based layout where a single run of numbers covers the floor plan. Operators managing larger dining rooms with more tables, or those running multiple floors or outdoor areas, may find they need additional sets or a wider-range set to cover their layout fully.

If you are unsure whether this set covers your floor plan or whether a different configuration would work better for your operation, the team is happy to help you think it through.

This is a straightforward vinyl safety sign designed to be displayed on or near commercial kitchen equipment while cleaning is in progress. It provides a clear, visible warning that a machine is being cleaned and should not be operated, helping to reduce the risk of accidental use during maintenance routines.

In a busy kitchen environment, where multiple staff members may be working across different stations, a physical sign acts as a reliable, low-tech safeguard. It doesn't depend on verbal communication or memory — it's simply there when it needs to be. The plastic-coated vinyl construction means it can be wiped down easily and will hold up to the damp, high-traffic conditions typical of a commercial kitchen.

• Clear warning message reduces risk of accidental machine operation during cleaning
• Wipe-clean vinyl surface suits kitchen hygiene routines
• Lightweight and easy to position wherever it's needed
• Suitable for use alongside COSHH and cleaning schedule documentation

This sign is well suited to any commercial kitchen, food production environment, or catering operation where equipment cleaning is carried out during or between service periods. It works particularly well as part of a broader set of cleaning and safety signage rather than as a standalone measure.

If you're putting together a cleaning signage kit or need advice on what safety signs are appropriate for your kitchen setup, our team is happy to help point you in the right direction.

This is a compact, self-adhesive door sign from Vogue, finished in stainless steel and intended for use on washroom or toilet doors in commercial and hospitality environments. It provides a clear, professional indication of facilities for customers and guests without requiring any fixings beyond the adhesive backing.

Stainless steel construction gives the sign a clean, neutral appearance that sits comfortably alongside standard commercial interior finishes. The material is resistant to moisture, fingermarks, and the general wear associated with high-footfall areas such as restaurant corridors, hotel lobbies, and event spaces.

• Self-adhesive fixing — no drilling or specialist installation required
• Stainless steel finish suits a wide range of commercial interior styles
• Lightweight at 30g, with minimal impact on door surfaces
• Suitable for both timber and solid-faced doors
• Part of a wider range of informational and compliance signage

Application is straightforward — clean the door surface, peel, and fix. It is worth ensuring the surface is dry and free of grease before application, particularly in environments where kitchen steam or cleaning products may have affected nearby surfaces.

This sign is well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotels, pubs, and similar venues that need clear, presentable washroom identification without the cost or effort of engraved or illuminated alternatives. If you need a broader set of signs — allergen notices, safety instructions, or directional signage — the Vogue range covers a number of complementary options.

If you have questions about which signs are required for your site or want to order across several categories at once, the team is happy to help.

This is a self-adhesive vinyl caution sign intended for display near dangerous or motorised equipment in commercial kitchens and food preparation areas. It provides a clear, visible warning to kitchen staff and other personnel that machinery in the immediate vicinity requires care during operation.

In practice, signs of this type are commonly used alongside food processors, slicers, mincers, mixers, and similar equipment where moving parts present a risk of injury. Displaying appropriate warnings near such machines is a straightforward step towards meeting health and safety obligations under UK workplace safety legislation.

The vinyl construction is lightweight and durable enough for everyday kitchen environments, and the self-adhesive backing allows it to be fixed directly to equipment, walls, or surrounding surfaces without additional fixings. It is worth checking that the intended surface is clean, dry, and free from grease before application to ensure a reliable bond.

This sign is well suited to any commercial kitchen, food production unit, or catering facility where motorised equipment is in regular use. It is a simple, low-cost measure that supports a broader approach to kitchen safety signage rather than replacing a full safety audit or risk assessment.

If you are putting together a wider signage scheme for a new or refurbished kitchen, our team is happy to advise on what is typically required across different kitchen types and layouts.

This is a straightforward vinyl safety sign intended for display near deep fat fryers in commercial kitchens and food preparation areas. It provides visible operating guidance for kitchen staff, covering safe use of the fryer in a clear, accessible format.

In busy kitchen environments, staff turnover can be frequent and service pressure can lead to shortcuts. A clearly posted safety sign near the fryer serves as a consistent reminder of correct operating practice, reducing the risk of burns, oil fires, and equipment misuse regardless of who is on shift.

• Promotes safe operating habits at the point of use
• Helps reduce the risk of accidents caused by improper fryer use
• Supports staff induction and ongoing kitchen safety compliance
• Vinyl construction is practical for kitchen wall and equipment surfaces
• Compact format fits neatly in the fryer station without obstructing workflow

The sign is self-contained and requires no installation beyond fixing to a suitable surface near the fryer. Its compact size means it can be positioned directly at the workstation where it is most relevant. Vinyl is reasonably resistant to the heat and grease exposure common in frying stations, though placement away from direct oil splash will extend its lifespan.

Well suited to any commercial kitchen operating a deep fat fryer, whether in a restaurant, pub, school, or catering facility. It is a practical addition to any kitchen safety audit or compliance review. If you are putting together a broader set of kitchen safety signage or have questions about compliance requirements for your operation, the team is happy to help point you in the right direction.

This pack from Mileta provides a straightforward way for food businesses to display allergen awareness notices to customers. It contains four reverse-printed window stickers and four wall stickers, designed to be positioned at points of sale or entry where customers can clearly see them before ordering. The reverse-print method on the window stickers allows them to be read from outside, keeping the message visible without obstructing the display.

Allergen communication is a legal requirement under UK food information regulations, and visible signage forms a practical part of that approach — particularly for cafes, takeaways, restaurants, and market stalls where verbal communication alone may not be sufficient. These stickers serve as a consistent visual prompt rather than a replacement for staff training or written allergen menus.

• Four window stickers reverse-printed for external visibility
• Four wall stickers for internal point-of-sale positioning
• Compact format suitable for counters, doors, and service windows
• Helps communicate allergen awareness to customers before they order

It is worth considering where these will be placed before applying them permanently — window stickers in particular benefit from a clean, flat surface free of condensation or grease residue for a reliable bond. The compact size suits most front-of-house surfaces without dominating the space.

These stickers are well suited to smaller food businesses, pop-up operations, market traders, and any site needing a quick, low-cost solution to visible allergen signage. They are not a substitute for a full allergen management system, and busier operations with complex menus may benefit from a broader allergen information approach alongside this.

If you are unsure how allergen signage fits into your wider compliance setup, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

This pack from Vogue brings together 17 self-adhesive vinyl signs covering the most commonly required hygiene and food safety notices for a commercial kitchen environment. The set includes notices relating to food storage, chopping board allocation, handwashing, sink designation, raw and cooked meat separation, defrosting guidance, waste disposal, no smoking, dangerous machinery warnings, and first aid identification — the kind of reminders that kitchens are legally and practically expected to display.

In a busy kitchen with regular staff turnover or agency cover, having clear, consistent signage in the right places reduces the likelihood of cross-contamination, food safety breaches, and minor accidents. The signs are not a substitute for a food safety management system, but they do reinforce correct procedures at the point of work, which is where it matters most.

The vinyl construction and self-adhesive backing make these straightforward to apply to most smooth surfaces — tiled splashbacks, stainless steel, laminate, and similar finishes. The material holds up reasonably well in kitchen conditions, including areas with steam or fluctuating temperatures, and wipes down without difficulty during routine cleaning.

• Covers food safety, allergen awareness, and general kitchen safety in a single pack
• Self-adhesive backing suits most smooth, clean kitchen surfaces
• Vinyl construction tolerates typical kitchen humidity and temperature variation
• Supports compliance with food hygiene display requirements
• Lightweight and straightforward to reposition during a kitchen refit

This pack suits most single-site catering operations — cafés, pubs, care homes, school kitchens, and similar environments. Larger sites with multiple preparation areas may want to purchase more than one pack to ensure full coverage across zones.

If you are putting together a full signage scheme for a new or refitted kitchen and want to make sure nothing important is missed, feel free to get in touch with the team.

These Olympia table number signs are small, freestanding identifiers made from acacia wood. Each sign displays a single number and sits upright on the table surface, giving front-of-house staff and customers a clear, consistent way to match orders to tables. The pack covers numbers 21 to 30, making them a practical addition to larger dining rooms or a continuation set for venues that already use the 1–20 range.

Acacia wood gives these signs a warm, natural appearance that works well in casual dining rooms, café environments, bistros, and any venue that favours a rustic or informal aesthetic. The material is robust enough for daily handling and easy to wipe down between covers.

• Freestanding design requires no fixings or wall mounting
• Acacia wood construction suits informal and rustic dining environments
• Compact footprint leaves usable table space clear
• Covers numbers 21–30 for larger or multi-room dining layouts
• Consistent format pairs with other packs in the Olympia range

These signs are straightforward to use and need no installation. They are best suited to table-service operations where orders are taken or delivered by number — casual dining, café counter service, or pub food operations. For very high-turnover environments where signs are handled frequently, it is worth considering whether a heavier format might better withstand the pace of service.

If you are setting up table numbering across a larger site or want to confirm which pack combinations cover your layout, the team is happy to help you work it out.

This pack provides table numbers 11 to 20 in brushed stainless steel, supplied as a set of ten. Each number sits in a compact free-standing holder sized to sit neatly on a restaurant or café table without obstructing place settings or centre pieces.

In a busy front-of-house environment, clear table identification keeps service running smoothly. These numbers are straightforward to read from a distance, which helps floor staff and runners match orders to tables quickly during peak service. The brushed stainless finish is resistant to everyday handling, easy to wipe down, and holds up well against the knocks and spills that are routine in any working dining room.

• Compact footprint suits most table sizes and layouts
• Brushed finish resists fingerprints and wipes clean easily
• Free-standing design requires no fixings or adhesives
• Consistent styling matches other Olympia stainless tabletop accessories

There are no installation requirements. The holders are simply placed on the table and can be repositioned or redistributed between sittings as needed. They are well suited to restaurants, cafés, bistros, pub dining rooms, and event catering where numbered table management is part of the service flow.

This pack covers numbers 11 to 20. If your operation requires a wider range, packs covering other number sequences are available within the same range. For smaller sites or those just starting out, a single sequential pack may be all that is needed; larger venues with more tables may want to consider multiple packs.

If you are unsure how many packs your layout requires or whether the styling fits your existing tabletop setup, the team is happy to help you work that out.

This set of ten acacia wood table number signs covers numbers one to ten and is designed to help front-of-house teams manage table allocation and order delivery efficiently. Each sign is a compact freestanding block, finished in natural acacia wood with the number displayed clearly on each piece.

In a busy service environment, clear table identification reduces errors at the pass, speeds up food delivery, and helps floor staff direct runners without confusion. These signs are particularly useful in open-plan dining rooms, outdoor terraces, and counter-service operations where tables are not in a fixed sequence visible to staff.

• Natural acacia wood construction suits relaxed, rustic, or café-style interiors
• Compact freestanding design requires no fixings or additional hardware
• Pack of ten covers a small to medium-sized dining section in one purchase
• Lightweight enough to move and reset quickly between covers
• Numbers one to ten allow flexible table layout configurations

These signs are best suited to smaller independent restaurants, cafés, bistros, and pop-up dining concepts where a natural or informal aesthetic fits the setting. Operations running larger dining rooms or numbered sections beyond ten would need additional sets or a higher-numbered range to cover the full floor. They are not suited to formal fine-dining environments where a more refined or bespoke sign format would typically be expected.

If you are unsure how many sets you need for your layout, or whether this style suits your front-of-house setup, the team is happy to help you work it through.

These APS table number grips are a straightforward, practical solution for identifying tables during service. Each grip is made from stainless steel with a slim cylindrical base and a clip at the top to hold a standard card insert. The pack includes four grips and a supply of plain white cards, so they can be put into use straight away without any additional sourcing.

Stainless steel is a sensible material choice for front-of-house use — it withstands regular handling, wipes down easily between covers, and holds up well in busy dining environments where plastic alternatives tend to show wear more quickly. The card slot accepts standard-sized inserts, so operators can print or write their own numbering or messaging as needed.

These grips are well suited to casual dining restaurants, cafés, pub dining rooms, and any front-of-house operation where tables need to be numbered for kitchen or floor staff coordination. They work equally well for buffet service or event catering where temporary table identification is needed. For higher-volume sites or larger dining rooms requiring a greater quantity, it is worth considering whether a bulk pack would be more practical than multiples of this four-pack.

If you are fitting out a new dining space or standardising your front-of-house accessories, our team is happy to help you work out the right quantities and styles for your operation.

These Olympia wooden triangle table number signs provide a straightforward way to number tables in a dining area. Each piece is cut from acacia wood in a compact triangular form that stands upright on the table without any additional fixings. Numbers are displayed on both faces, so they remain visible from either side of the table — useful in busier or more open dining layouts. The set covers numbers 11 to 20, making it a natural companion to a matching set covering the lower range.

In practical terms, these numbers do exactly what they need to: help front-of-house staff identify tables quickly and help customers communicate their table to servers without confusion. The acacia wood gives them a warm, natural appearance that fits well in casual dining rooms, cafés, delis, and pub restaurants where an overly formal or clinical look would feel out of place. They are robust enough for everyday service use and easy to wipe down between covers.

• Double-sided numbering visible from both directions
• Freestanding triangular form — no fixings or bases required
• Warm acacia wood finish suits casual and rustic dining settings
• Compact footprint leaves table space clear for covers
• Part of a coordinated range for consistent front-of-house presentation

These are best suited to smaller or mid-sized venues with up to 20 tables, or as an extension set for sites already using the 1–10 version. For larger operations with more tables to identify, it is worth considering whether additional sets from the same range will maintain visual consistency across the floor.

If you are fitting out a new dining room or refreshing your table presentation and want to talk through what works well in practice, the team is happy to help.

These plastic table number inserts from Olympia provide a straightforward way to number and identify tables in a dining room or café. Each insert is double-sided, displaying the same number on both faces so they can be read from multiple angles without repositioning. The set covers numbers 1 through 25, making them practical for small to medium-sized dining operations.

In day-to-day front-of-house use, numbered table identification helps service staff and kitchen teams communicate orders accurately, reducing errors during busy covers. Clear, consistent table numbering is a simple operational measure that supports both speed of service and accuracy when running a table-management or EPOS system.

• Double-sided format readable from multiple angles at the table
• Numbered 1–25, suitable for small to medium dining rooms
• Plastic construction — easy to wipe clean between covers
• Compact footprint that sits neatly alongside condiments or menus
• Works with standard table number holders and menu stand bases

These inserts are best suited to smaller restaurants, cafés, bistros, and casual dining venues with up to 25 tables. For larger operations requiring a wider numbering range, broader sets are available within the catalogue. They are designed to sit inside compatible table number holders rather than stand independently.

If you are setting up a new dining room or refreshing your front-of-house accessories and would like guidance on what works well together, the team is happy to help you put the right combination in place.

These plastic table number inserts from Olympia provide a straightforward way to number tables in restaurants, cafés, and casual dining venues. Numbered sequentially from 1 to 50, they are double-sided so the number is visible from both directions, which is useful in busier rooms where staff are moving between tables from different angles.

They are designed to slot into compatible table number holders rather than stand alone, so they are best used as part of a complete table numbering system. The plastic construction keeps them light and easy to handle, and they can be wiped clean quickly during a table turn.

• Practical for front-of-house table management during service
• Double-sided for visibility from multiple directions
• Lightweight and easy to reposition between covers
• Simple to clean between sittings
• Covers a full run of 50 tables in a single set

They are well suited to smaller and mid-sized restaurants, cafés, and bistros. Venues with more than 50 covers, or those running split sections with non-sequential numbering, may need to consider additional sets or alternative formats to suit their floor plan.

If you are setting up a new front-of-house system or are unsure which holder style works with these inserts, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

This set from Beaumont covers numbers 21 to 30, providing ten free-standing, double-sided plastic table identifiers commonly used in restaurants, cafés, pubs, and other hospitality settings where table management is part of daily service.

The double-sided design means the number is visible from multiple angles, which is practical in busier dining rooms where staff are moving quickly and need to locate a table at a glance. The free-standing base keeps the number upright on the table surface without any fixings or additional hardware.

These are a straightforward, functional solution for venues that use numbered table ordering or need to coordinate food runners during service. They work well alongside sets covering other number ranges if your venue requires a broader sequence.

If you are unsure which number ranges you need or how many sets would suit your layout, we are happy to help you work that out before you order.

This set from Beaumont covers numbers 11 to 20 in a compact, free-standing plastic format. Each number is double-sided, meaning it is readable from both sides of the table — a practical detail that reduces staff time spent repositioning signage during service.

Table numbers of this type are commonly used in casual dining, quick-service restaurants, cafés, and pub dining rooms where food is ordered at a counter and then brought to the table. They help front-of-house and kitchen staff match orders to tables reliably, particularly during busy service periods when verbal confirmation is impractical.

• Double-sided for visibility from multiple angles
• Free-standing — no fixings or bases required
• Compact footprint suits most table sizes
• Plastic construction wipes clean quickly between covers
• Numbers 11–20 pair with the 1–10 set for broader coverage

These are a simple, low-maintenance solution. Plastic is easier to keep hygienic than painted wood alternatives and holds up well to the handling and occasional knocks that come with daily service. They are not intended for fine-dining environments where a more premium material would be more appropriate.

Well suited to smaller independent venues and operators setting up a new dining room. If you are equipping a larger site or multiple dining areas, it is worth considering how many sets you will need across the full table count. If you have any questions about quantities or whether these suit your setup, feel free to get in touch with the team.

This set from Beaumont covers numbers 31 to 40, giving front-of-house teams a clean, practical way to manage table identification during service. Each number is made from clear perspex, double-sided so it can be read from either direction, and free-standing so no fixings or holders are needed.

For venues running a buzzer or counter-collection system, numbered table markers like these keep order flow straightforward and reduce the chance of mix-ups during busy periods. The perspex construction is easy to wipe down between covers and holds up reasonably well to daily handling in a café or restaurant environment.

These are best suited to smaller or medium-sized venues that need a modest run of table numbers without a large outlay. For operators covering a wider range — or needing numbers from 1 through to 60 or beyond — complementary sets are available to extend the sequence as required.

If you're unsure how many sets you need to cover your layout, or whether this style suits your front-of-house setup, we're happy to help you work it out.

These are straightforward, free-standing plastic table numbers from Beaumont, supplied as a set covering 1 to 10. Each number is double-sided, so they read clearly from multiple angles across a dining floor, and they stand independently without any additional fixings or holders required.

For front-of-house teams, the practical value is simple: customers can be directed to a numbered table and orders matched accurately, which keeps service moving and reduces errors during busy periods. They are commonly used in casual dining, cafés, fast-casual restaurants, and any operation using a table ordering or call-out system.

• Double-sided numbering readable from multiple directions
• Free-standing — no holder or base required
• Compact footprint suits smaller table settings
• Supplied as a complete set of ten
• Plastic construction is easy to wipe clean between covers

These are suited to lower-volume or informal dining environments. Operations running more tables or requiring numbers beyond 10 would need additional sets or a more extensive numbering system to cover the full floor.

If you are setting up a new front-of-house system and are unsure how best to organise your table numbering, our team is happy to help you think it through.

This is a compact, freestanding table sign displaying a no smoking message on both sides. Finished in brushed steel, it sits on the table surface and is visible from either side of a setting without needing to be repositioned.

In day-to-day hospitality use, small compliance signs like this tend to get moved, knocked over, or misplaced during service and cleaning. The brushed steel finish is more hardwearing than plastic alternatives and holds up better to repeated handling and wiping down. The double-sided format means it reads clearly regardless of which way guests are seated.

• Freestanding — no fixings or mounting required
• Double-sided for visibility from both sides of the table
• Brushed steel finish resists everyday wear and cleaning
• Compact footprint suits restaurant, café, and bar table settings
• Sold singly, making it straightforward to order the exact quantity needed

This sign is well suited to restaurants, pubs, cafés, hotels, and any licensed or public-facing venue where no smoking compliance needs to be clearly communicated at table level. It is a practical, low-cost compliance aid rather than a decorative feature piece.

If you need advice on quantities for a full dining room setup or want to discuss other signage requirements alongside this, the team is happy to help.

This set from Olympia provides brushed stainless steel table numbers running from 1 to 10. Each number is double-sided and free-standing, designed to sit neatly on a table top without any fixings or additional hardware. The brushed steel finish is a practical choice for front-of-house use — it presents cleanly without showing every fingerprint, and holds up to regular handling during a busy service.

For hospitality operations, table numbers like these do a straightforward job reliably: they help floor staff and kitchen runners match orders to tables quickly, reducing errors during peak covers. The compact footprint means they sit comfortably on a two-top without crowding the setting, and the double-sided format keeps the number visible from multiple angles across a dining room floor.

• Consistent brushed finish suits a range of front-of-house styles
• Free-standing design requires no fixings — simple to reposition between services
• Double-sided display keeps numbers readable from both sides of the table
• Compact size that sits unobtrusively alongside a full table setting
• Supplied as a complete 1–10 set, ready to use out of the box

This set works well for smaller venues with up to ten tables, or as a starter set for a defined section of a larger restaurant. Operations with more tables, or those running multiple floors and sections, will likely need additional sets to cover the full floor plan.

If you're fitting out a new venue or refreshing your front-of-house accessories and want to make sure everything works together, the team is happy to help.

This is a straightforward pack of ten free-standing plastic reserved signs, designed for tabletop use in restaurants, cafés, pubs, and similar hospitality settings. Each sign is double-sided, so the message is visible from both sides of the table, and the base keeps them upright without any additional fixings or holders.

In a busy service environment, reserved signs do a simple but important job — they communicate table status clearly to front-of-house staff and incoming guests, reducing confusion during peak periods and helping floor teams manage covers efficiently. Having a full set of ten means most operators can cover their floor without running short during a full-house service.

• Double-sided for clear visibility from either side of the table
• Free-standing — no holder or additional fitting required
• Lightweight plastic construction, easy to wipe clean between covers
• Sold as a pack of ten for consistent table presentation across the floor
• Compact footprint suits most table sizes without obstructing place settings

These signs are well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafés, and event catering where table reservation management is part of the daily routine. They are a practical, no-fuss option for operators who need a reliable supply of matching signs without investing in heavier engraved or metal alternatives. For venues that prefer a more premium finish, stainless steel versions are available within the same range.

If you're unsure about quantities or want to discuss coordinating with other front-of-house signage, the team is happy to help.

These Olympia table numbers provide a straightforward, consistent way to identify tables across a dining room or function space. Finished in brushed steel, they sit comfortably in most front-of-house settings without looking out of place — from casual dining and pub restaurants through to smarter bistro environments.

Each number is double-sided and free-standing, so they read clearly from multiple angles without requiring any fixings or ongoing adjustment. The brushed steel finish is reasonably resistant to everyday handling and wipe-downs, which matters in a busy service environment where table turns are frequent.

Sold as a set covering numbers 31 to 40, these are well suited to venues with larger dining areas or those already using a matching set from the same range to cover lower numbers. They work sensibly alongside other Olympia front-of-house accessories where a consistent look across the room is preferred.

There is nothing complicated here, but if you are fitting out a new site or expanding seating capacity and want to ensure you are ordering the right volume of numbers for your layout, we are happy to talk it through.

These brushed steel reserved signs from Olympia are a straightforward front-of-house solution for marking reserved tables in restaurants, hotels, cafés, and similar hospitality settings. Double-sided and free-standing, they sit neatly on tabletops without requiring any fixings or additional hardware.

The brushed steel finish gives a clean, professional appearance that holds up well in busy service environments. The material is more durable than plastic alternatives and resists the everyday knocks and cleaning that table signage is regularly subjected to during and between services. Sold in a pack of ten, they suit venues that need consistent signage across multiple tables rather than a single replacement piece.

Practically speaking, these signs are well suited to:

• Restaurant and brasserie dining rooms managing bookings across multiple covers
• Hotel restaurants where reserved sections need clear visual marking
• Event and function spaces where table allocation changes service to service
• Cafés and casual dining venues wanting a tidy, professional look

There are no installation requirements — the signs are free-standing and ready to use straight from the box. They are light enough to reposition quickly during service, which is useful in venues that reconfigure their floor plan between lunch and dinner. If your operation requires a larger format or a design that incorporates branding or custom text, it is worth exploring other signage options before committing.

For venues needing a reliable, no-fuss reserved sign with a consistent finish across a full set of tables, this pack represents a practical choice. If you are unsure whether this format suits your floor layout or brand standards, the team is happy to help you work through the options.