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Plastic glasses serve drinks in the places a venue cannot put glass: around the pool, in the beer garden, at a festival or a stadium, and in kids' areas. A plastic glass gives you the shape of glassware without the breakage risk, so you can start with the areas that need covering now and add more as your business grows.
Reusable plastic glasses in polycarbonate and similar materials survive the dishwasher and look close to glass. See beer glasses and commercial drinkware for glass options indoors.
The price guide lists the tumbler, beer, wine and cocktail styles with their pour sizes, which is the quickest way to pick what an outdoor bar needs.
Reusable plastic glasses cost more up front but last many washes. Disposables suit one-off events; see disposable cups.
Wash reusables in a glasswasher.
Harder plastics resist scratching better. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh chemicals.
Store in glass racks to protect them.
Wine, beer, cocktail and tumbler styles in the usual pour sizes. Check each product page.
For garnishes, see bar accessories.
Around pools, in kids' areas and at busy bars where breakage costs add up.
For cocktails, add cocktail straws.
It depends on the material and the wash temperature. Polycarbonate lasts longest; softer plastics craze sooner. Check the manufacturer's guidance and avoid harsh detergents.
Wash in a glasswasher rather than a plate machine.
Some carry certified pour lines and some do not. If you sell beer or wine by measure, check the product page.
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