PakMax 1 Ply 300 mm 1/8 Fold Bamboo Napkin FBN118-300-500

The PakMax FBN118-300-500 is a 1 ply 1/8 fold napkin in natural bamboo fibre, recorded at 300 mm unfolded and supplied 3000 to the carton.

Why operators choose the FBN118-300-500

• Bamboo fibre - recorded by the supplier as biodegradable and compostable, which is a different waste stream from a recyclable paper napkin.
• 1 ply, 1/8 fold - a dispenser-and-table-set format at the highest sheet count in this carton size.
• 300 mm unfolded - the recorded sheet size, so dispenser fit can be checked before ordering.
• Carton of 3000 - a single ordering unit for venues going through napkins daily.
• Natural bamboo colour - recorded by the supplier, and it reads as a deliberate choice on the table rather than an off-white paper napkin.

Specifications

Venue suitability

Suited to cafes, restaurants, food courts, function catering and takeaway counters.

See the full PakMax range.

Also listed: FWN118-300-500 white 1-ply napkin.

Also listed: FQBN218-400-100 quilted bamboo napkin.

Installation & delivery

Supplied as a sealed carton and ready to use - no installation is required. Store the carton off the floor and out of direct sunlight, and rotate stock so older cartons are opened first. Delivery is to a ground-floor loading point unless other arrangements are made at the time of ordering.

Warranty terms vary by product - see our warranty information page for full details.

Frequently asked questions

Q: What size is the napkin unfolded?

300 mm, as recorded by the supplier, folded 1/8.

Q: How many napkins are in a carton of FBN118-300-500?

3000 per carton, in a carton measuring 475 x 360 x 317 mm. No carton gross weight is recorded against this SKU.

Q: Is this napkin recyclable or compostable?

The supplier records it as biodegradable and compostable. That is not the same as recyclable and it goes to a different waste stream, so brief your staff on which bin it belongs in.

Q: How does bamboo differ from a paper napkin?

Bamboo is a fast-regrowing fibre and the supplier records this napkin as biodegradable and compostable. The white paper napkins in the PakMax range record recyclability instead. Publish whichever claim matches the product you actually buy.

Q: Is this napkin certified?

The supplier records FSC certification against it, which is consistent with a fibre product.