BBP Elite Polycarbonate Rocks Glass 8oz (Pack of 36)
Product Description
The BBP Elite rocks glass is a polycarbonate alternative to traditional glassware, sized at 8oz and sold in packs of 36. It is intended for serving spirits over ice, short...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 36
- Capacity
- 8oz / 227ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 62
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Product Description
The BBP Elite rocks glass is a polycarbonate alternative to traditional glassware, sized at 8oz and sold in packs of 36. It is intended for serving spirits over ice, short mixed drinks, and similar bar serves where a conventional glass is impractical or prohibited.
Polycarbonate drinkware is widely used in venues where glass represents a genuine safety risk — outdoor terraces, festival bars, sports grounds, nightclubs, and poolside service areas among them. The material resists shattering under the kind of impact that would break standard glassware, which reduces both injury risk and the service interruption that follows a breakage on a busy floor. BBP's Elite range is a well-established choice in this category, with the material holding its clarity reasonably well over time compared with cheaper polycarbonate alternatives.
- Shatterproof construction reduces breakage risk and service disruption
- Compatible with commercial glasswashers for fast, consistent turnaround
- Consistent 8oz capacity suitable for standard spirit and mixer serves
- Lightweight in hand, which eases tray carrying during busy service
- Pack of 36 provides a practical opening quantity for most bar setups
These glasses are glasswasher-safe, which keeps them practical for high-turnover service without requiring handwashing. It is worth noting that polycarbonate will show signs of wear over time — surface hazing and minor scratching are normal with regular commercial use, and most operators replace stock periodically as part of routine drinkware management.
This size suits most standard short-drink serves. For venues needing a larger rocks or highball format, or requiring a different pack quantity, it is worth reviewing the wider BBP polycarbonate range to find the closest match to your service style and volume.
If you are unsure whether this size and pack quantity is right for your bar setup, our team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Shatterproof polycarbonate construction rated for commercial bar use
- 8oz capacity suitable for spirits over ice and short mixed drinks
- Compatible with commercial glasswashers for rapid service turnaround
- Sold in packs of 36 for practical stock management
- Lightweight build eases tray carrying during high-volume service
Operational Benefits
- Reduces injury risk and service breaks caused by glass breakage
- Glasswasher compatibility keeps turnaround fast during peak service
- Consistent capacity supports accurate pouring and portion control
- Lightweight format reduces strain on staff during busy floor service
- Pack quantity suits initial stock requirements for most bar operations
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 36
- Capacity
- 8oz / 227ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 62
- Dimensions
- 86(H) x 62(Ø)mm
- Glass capacity
- 7.99
- Material
- Polycarbonate
- Weight
- 2.65kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — polycarbonate drinkware is the standard choice for venues operating under a glass ban, including nightclubs, outdoor event spaces, sports venues, and poolside bars. Always confirm with your local licensing authority or event organiser that polycarbonate meets the specific requirements in place at your venue.
- With regular glasswasher use, polycarbonate drinkware will gradually develop surface hazing and light scratching — this is normal and not a product defect. Most commercial operators replace polycarbonate stock on a rolling basis, typically when visual clarity deteriorates noticeably. Avoiding abrasive cleaning agents will help extend usable life.
- That depends on your covers, your glasswasher cycle time, and how quickly glasses return from the floor. For a small bar with a fast glasswasher, 36 can be sufficient as a starting point, but most operators running a full service will want two or three packs as a working quantity to avoid running short during peak periods.