What are the tumblers made of?

Break-resistant plastic, not glass. The confirmed tumblers are clear plastic, BPA free and dishwasher safe, with a pebbled texture that resists scratching. That makes them a durable pick for casual, high-turnover service.

Which tumblers sizes are stocked?

Two confirmed sizes cover most drinks. The tumblers include a 16 oz pebbled model and a 20 oz model at 6.5 inches tall. The 16 oz suits soda and water, while the 20 oz fits iced tea and larger pours.

How much do the tumblers cost?

Pricing is low per unit. The Omcan 16 oz pebbled tumbler lists around $0.92, while the 20 oz model runs about $39.60 per dozen. Both tumblers are sold by the case for stocking a full service.

Do the tumblers stack for storage?

Yes. The confirmed tumblers are stackable, which saves shelf space behind the bar and speeds bussing. The pebbled, textured exterior also helps them separate cleanly instead of sticking together when stacked.

Are these tumblers dishwasher safe?

Yes. The tumblers are commercial dishwasher safe and BPA free, so they clear a hot machine without warping, unlike delicate copper mugs. That durability suits cafeterias and casual dining.

Is the pebbled texture on the tumblers useful?

It is. The pebbled surface on these tumblers hides scratches and improves grip on a wet hand, so they look newer longer than smooth plastic. That texture is aimed squarely at heavy, everyday use.

Should I choose tumblers over glass for casual dining?

For casual or outdoor service, yes. Break-resistant tumblers cut breakage cost and injury risk where glass fails, so stock them with the rest of your beverageware for daily use.