Disposable Tabletop — Napkins, Cutlery & Placemats
Napkins, cutlery, placemats and the rest of the disposable table — for venues, caterers and events.
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Disposable Tabletop is part of our Disposable Packaging range. Browse the product groups, or ask us and we will point you at the right line for your site.
The disposable table is the part of a takeaway or catered meal that the customer physically holds. It's also the easiest place to look cheap.
What we carry
Napkins. Disposable cutlery. Napkin dispensers. Toothpicks. Placemats. Fuel and candles.
Cutlery that doesn't snap
The complaint we hear about wooden and plant-based cutlery is that it bends or breaks in anything firmer than rice. The good ones don't — but there's a real quality spread, and this is a category where the cheapest option costs you a customer. Take a sample before you buy a carton.
Napkin quality is a visible decision
Ply, size and fold all read at the table. A two-ply dinner napkin and a one-ply cocktail napkin are different products for different jobs, and using the wrong one is noticed even if it isn't mentioned.
Victorian single-use plastic rules
Victoria has restricted certain single-use plastic items, including plastic cutlery. We stock timber, plant-based and other compliant alternatives. If you're not sure what applies to you, ask us.
Questions for disposable tabletop
Open full FAQIs plastic cutlery banned in Victoria?
Victoria has restricted a range of single-use plastic items including plastic cutlery. We stock timber, plant-based and other compliant alternatives. If you're unsure what applies to your venue, ask us — we'd rather you got it right.
Does wooden cutlery snap?
The cheap ones do. There's a real quality spread in this category and it's one where the cheapest option can cost you a customer. Take a sample and try it on your actual food before you buy a carton.
What napkin should I use?
Ply, size and fold all read at the table. A two-ply dinner napkin and a one-ply cocktail napkin are different products for different jobs, and using the wrong one gets noticed even when nobody says anything.