Every guide below is built from the specifications published on this catalogue — 665 models across drinkware, tabletop, cutlery and buffet warmers. Each one takes a single question a buyer has to answer before placing an order, and works it through the actual figures on the product pages, so any number in a guide can be checked against the model it came from.

If you are new to the range, start with the materials comparison, then the guide for the category you are buying. If you already have a specification, the procurement section is where the freight and quantity arithmetic lives.

Materials, breakage and what the resin decides

Polycarbonate, acrylic or glass, and what the choice costs over twelve months.

Glassware by type

Wine, champagne, beer and tumblers, read through the figures each line publishes.

Pitchers, decanters and bar service

Handle load, pour control, pallet maths and the model numbers behind them.

Tabletop: bowls, plates, domes and condiments

Diameter, nesting, rim and the packing quantities that decide a shipment.

Kitchen, warmers and oil service

Heat source, packing units and what one piece means on an aluminium line.

Cutlery

Model numbers, set sizes and the four packaging forms behind 250 models.

Procurement, freight and claims

The numbers a purchase order needs: pallets, cartons, par levels, duty headings and a claim baseline.

Buying something specific? The catalogue is organised by product family: drinkware, water and juice pitchers, bowls and plates, bar supplies, seasoning and condiment, cookware and chafing and cutlery. Minimum order is 500 pieces per model, and the export team answers a specification within one business day.