Steelite Pompeii Slate Large Shallow Round Bowl 359mm (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Steelite Pompeii Slate large shallow round bowl is part of the Pompeii Creations range — a melamine dinnerware collection designed to bring a tactile, stone-effect aesthetic to casual and...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 4
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- 3.92kg
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Product Description
The Steelite Pompeii Slate large shallow round bowl is part of the Pompeii Creations range — a melamine dinnerware collection designed to bring a tactile, stone-effect aesthetic to casual and informal dining environments. At 359mm across, this is a generous shallow bowl format, well suited to sharing plates, salads, antipasti, or as a serving vessel at the centre of the table.
Melamine construction gives these bowls a practical advantage over ceramic in high-turnover settings. They handle the rigours of a busy pass and front-of-house service more forgivingly than traditional tableware, and the slate finish holds its appearance through repeated use and handling. The lighter weight compared to stoneware or porcelain is a meaningful benefit when staff are clearing and resetting covers at pace.
- Slate-effect finish suits a range of dining concepts from rustic to contemporary
- Melamine body withstands knocks and drops better than ceramic equivalents
- Lighter than stoneware, reducing fatigue during high-cover service
- Sold in packs of 12, practical for stocking a full section or replacing attrition losses
- Consistent finish across the pack supports a uniform table presentation
These bowls are best suited to casual dining restaurants, fast casual concepts, street food-style venues, and operators looking for a distinctive table presence without the fragility or cost of artisan ceramic. They work particularly well where sharing-style service is central to the concept. For more formal dining environments or kitchens requiring full dishwasher-safe certification for their specific machine type, it is worth confirming melamine suitability before committing to the range.
If you are building out a full tabletop scheme or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, feel free to get in touch with the team — we are happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- 359mm diameter shallow bowl suited to sharing and serving formats
- Melamine construction resists chipping and cracking under daily use
- Slate-effect finish replicates natural stone aesthetic consistently across pack
- Lighter weight than equivalent ceramic or stoneware bowl formats
- Supplied in packs of 12 for straightforward section stocking
Operational Benefits
- Reduces breakage attrition compared to ceramic during busy table turns
- Lighter weight supports faster clearing and reduces staff fatigue
- Consistent finish across the pack delivers uniform table presentation
- Suits sharing-style service formats without specialist handling requirements
- Pack quantity aligns with typical section stocking and replacement needs
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 4
- Diameter
- 0
- Dimensions
- 0(H) x 0(W) x 0(D)mm
- Weight
- 3.92kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Melamine is generally dishwasher compatible but has limitations — it should not be used in dishwashers running very high sanitising temperatures, as prolonged exposure can cause warping or surface degradation over time. We would recommend checking the temperature specifications of your dishwasher cycle against Steelite's guidance for the Pompeii range before committing to volume.
- For a section of 20 covers with a sharing-style menu, two packs of 12 would typically give you sufficient bowls in service with a working buffer for attrition. Higher-volume or multi-sitting operations would generally hold more stock to account for turnaround times through the wash cycle.
- The slate-effect melamine aesthetic works best in casual, rustic, or contemporary informal settings — it is a strong fit for sharing menus, farm-to-table concepts, and fast casual venues. For fine dining or more formal table settings, a porcelain or bone china alternative would typically be a more appropriate choice.