Utopia Lucent Nepal Polycarbonate Stacking Tumblers 310ml (Pack of 6)
Product Description
The Utopia Lucent Nepal tumbler is a 310ml polycarbonate stackable tumbler designed to replicate the appearance of traditional glassware without the fragility. Made from polycarbonate, the Nepal offers high optical...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Capacity
- 31Ltr | 1091¼oz
- Diameter
- 80
- Dimensions
- 116(H) x 80(Ø)mm | 4½(H)" x 3¼(Ø)"
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Product Description
The Utopia Lucent Nepal tumbler is a 310ml polycarbonate stackable tumbler designed to replicate the appearance of traditional glassware without the fragility. Made from polycarbonate, the Nepal offers high optical clarity alongside the impact resistance that polycarbonate drinkware is known for in commercial environments.
In practice, these tumblers are well suited to venues where breakages are a recurring cost — outdoor terraces, poolside bars, festival bars, sports clubs, and any operation where glassware is a safety concern or a logistical inconvenience. The faceted profile is shaped to stack neatly, which matters in venues where back-bar or dry-store space is limited and efficient storage directly affects workflow during setup and service.
- Polycarbonate construction — virtually unbreakable under typical service conditions
- High optical clarity gives the appearance of glass without the associated risk
- Stackable faceted design reduces storage footprint behind the bar
- Suitable for dishwasher use in a commercial environment, reducing turnaround time
- Lightweight handling reduces fatigue during high-volume service
It is worth noting that polycarbonate tumblers do show wear over time with repeated commercial dishwasher cycles — clouding and minor surface scratching are normal and will eventually indicate when replacement is due. They are not intended as a permanent substitute for glass in fine-dining settings where presentation is a priority.
These tumblers are a practical choice for casual dining, bars with outdoor areas, events catering, or any venue looking to reduce glass breakage costs without compromising the look of service. For venues needing larger capacities or different profiles, alternative sizes are available within the range.
If you are unsure whether polycarbonate drinkware is the right call for your specific operation, the team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Polycarbonate build rated as virtually unbreakable under service conditions
- Faceted profile designed to stack securely and save storage space
- 310ml capacity suitable for short drinks, soft drinks, and water service
- High optical clarity polycarbonate closely replicates the look of glass
- Lightweight construction for fast, comfortable handling during busy service
Operational Benefits
- Reduces breakage costs in high-risk or outdoor service environments
- Stackable design keeps back-bar storage organised during peak service
- Glass-like appearance maintains presentation standards in casual dining settings
- Faster turnaround supported by compatibility with commercial dishwashers
- Lower replacement frequency compared with standard glass in heavy-use venues
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Capacity
- 31Ltr | 1091¼oz
- Diameter
- 80
- Dimensions
- 116(H) x 80(Ø)mm | 4½(H)" x 3¼(Ø)"
- Dishwasher safe
- No
- Material
- Polycarbonate
- Microwave safe
- No
- Oven proof
- No
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, polycarbonate tumblers of this type are generally compatible with commercial dishwashers. Over time and with repeated high-temperature cycles, some surface clouding and minor scratching is normal — this is wear rather than failure, and it indicates when the stock should be rotated out.
- That depends on your cover count, service pace, and dishwasher cycle time. A rough working guide is two to three times your seated cover count to allow for glasses in use, on the wash, and in reserve — but high-volume or events-focused operations often carry more. The team can help you work through a sensible quantity for your setup.
- Generally not as a primary glass. Polycarbonate works well where safety, outdoor use, or breakage costs are the driving concern. In fine-dining settings where presentation and glassware quality are central to the guest experience, traditional glass is usually the better choice.