Party Plastics

Plastic glasses – your solution to messy glass breakages at your next party. Plastic glasses are made from a special plastic polymer called polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is scratch resistant, affordable and best of all, virtually unbreakable. That’s right, they can withstand extreme force. In fact, several tests have previously been conducted where objects as heavy as truck have run over a plastic glass. Apart from minor scratching on the surface, the glass withstood this force and didn’t break.

Many people have previously thought that plastic glasses, be it plastic beer glasses, plastic wine glasses, or any other type of plastic glass, were not stylish enough to have at a party. This is untrue, however. Whilst the glasses of yesteryear may have been clunky and of poor build quality, today’s glasses look and feel just like traditional glasses. The champagne flutes, for example, feature long, elegant stems and thin lips. The pint glasses are solid in your hand, without being too thick near the lip. The wine glasses come in many different shapes and sizes. Every wine lover is catered for.

As you can see, polycarbonate plastic glasses are suitable for almost any occasion. Be it a party, beside the pool, on your boat; they really are versatile. Make the investment today, you won’t be disappointed.

Enjoy the odd glass of red or white wine? Then you’ll need a suitable drinking vessel. Plastic wine glasses were long thought to be entirely suitable for the picnic set. Cheap, nasty and prone to breakage, these glasses were frequently imported from China at exceedingly inexpensive prices. Thus, numerous wine fans found themselves using a substandard product and would soon find better alternatives. Red wines such as Cabernet-Merlot, Shiraz and Bordeaux, as well as white wines such as Chardonnay, Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc, are meant to be relished. For that to come about, plastic wine glasses should be unbreakable, durable and look like the real thing.

Plastic wine glasses are now a lot like their glass counterparts. Long gone are the inferior drinking vessels. They are now simpler to clean, safer for the environment and feel a lot more stylish on the diner table. Drinking wine from a plastic glass is now accepted in social circles.

Polycarbonate is strong. Really strong. This makes it ideal in the construction of plastic wine glasses and other drink ware and barware. Whereas conventional wine glasses are easily broken by incompetent guests, polycarbonate wine glasses can withstand extreme force. This makes them a feasible long term answer if you entertain on a regular basis, or even if you relish a glass of wine by yourself. A subject popular in today’s media is the enhanced number of people involved in glassing attacks. Because plastic wine glasses are fewer susceptible to shattering, this makes them ideal for pubs, night clubs and other entertainment precincts. Not only that, but they are perfect for entertaining people at home where accidents are likely to happen.

Whilst plastic wine glasses are the most popular plastic bar glasses found on the market, numerous other sorts of drinkware exists. Today, plastic beer glasses, martini glasses, champagne glasses, cocktail glasses, shot glasses and a lot of other types are made from this shatterproof plastic. If you are entertaining people friends and family, you can have a full range of barware and drink ware made from polycarbonate. They’re cheap, safe and above all, look great.

The polycarbonate glasses of yesteryear (well a couple of decades ago), were all made in China and Taiwan for only a couple of cents. As such, traditional wine connoisseurs often conveyed negative feelings towards such cheap items. Many refused to use these plastic glasses. After all, if you could enjoy your favourite Merlot or Chardonnay from an actual wine glass, why would you consume it from a thin plastic glass that would likely shatter?

Polycarbonate glasses are now a lot like their glass counterparts. Long gone are the substandard drinking vessels. They are now easier to clean, safer for the environment and look a lot more classy on the dining table. Drinking wine from a plastic glass is now socially acceptable.

The single biggest advantage of polycarbonate glasses over their traditional glass counterparts is the fact that they are virtually unbreakable. Polycarbonate, a special plastic polymer, is renowned for its durability. In fact, some tests have even been run where a mini van has run over a plastic polycarbonate wine glass and it has remained intact. If it can withstand this force, then dropping it from table height won t even come close to breaking it. This durability makes plastic glasses ideal for outdoor settings; barbecues, boating, picnics and more. Due to the increased number of glassing attacks in pubs and nightclubs, plastic beer and wine glasses have also become a viable and attractive alternative to owners and patrons alike.

Many forms of polycarbonate glasses exist. Today, plastic beer glasses, martini glasses, champagne glasses, cocktail glasses, shot glasses and many other types are constructed from this unbreakable plastic. For your next party, consider polycarbonate. After all, polycarbonate bar glasses offer distinct advantages over their traditional glass counterparts – and that’s worth drinking to.

Up until a few years ago, plastic wine glasses were not rated very highly by the avid wine connoisseur and recreational drinker alike. The only plastic wine glasses available were inexpensive, substandard products that served little purpose other than to make tidy up after a party a less troublesome matter. They were much thinner than their traditional glass counterparts, would break easily if dropped and made of poor quality plastic. Durability was a major concern; as was the association of plastic products with shoddy quality.

The plastic wine glasses of today offer a host of advantages. They are more environmentally safe, can be washed in the dishwasher, and are much cheaper and more realistic. In most cases they are also BPA free (a nasty toxin found in plastic). Long gone are the cheap alternatives to a traditional wine glass.

The single biggest advantage of plastic wine glasses over their traditional glass counterparts is the fact that they are virtually unbreakable. Polycarbonate, a special plastic polymer, is renowned for its durability. In fact, some tests have even been run where a minivan has run over a plastic polycarbonate wine glass and it has remained intact. If it can withstand this force, then dropping it from table height won t even come close to breaking it. A subject common in today’s media is the increased number of people involved in glassing attacks. Because plastic wine glasses are less susceptible to shattering, this makes them ideal for pubs, clubs and other entertainment venues. Not only that, but they are ideal for entertaining people at home where accidents are likely to occur.

Although plastic wine glasses are by far the most popular form of polycarbonate drink ware, you can purchase almost any kind of bar glass in plastic form. This includes beer glasses, champagne glasses, cocktail glasses and more. In fact, you can kit out any bar entirely with plastic glasses. Not only is this becoming increasingly popular amongst circles of friends who enjoy the odd glass of red or white wine every now and then, but amongst professional bar owners as well. Unbreakable wine glasses – go on, drink up!