Double-wall glass cups set Kamille 9010, 2 pcs, 250 ml each, heat-insulating borosilicate glass

Set of two Kamille double-wall glass cups, model 9010, each with a 250 ml capacity. Made from heat-insulating borosilicate glass, the cups feature a double-wall design that reduces heat transfer and minimizes condensation on the outer surface. The compact size is suitable for a variety of hot and cold beverages and fits home, office, or café settings.

Advantages

The double-wall construction provides thermal insulation that helps keep hot drinks warm and cold drinks cool for longer periods while keeping the outer surface comfortable to touch. Borosilicate glass offers improved thermal resistance compared with ordinary glass, reducing the risk of cracking from temperature changes. The set includes two identical 250 ml cups, offering a practical solution for serving beverages without taking up excessive storage space.

Suitable for

• Serving espresso-based drinks, coffee and tea in small portions
• Cold beverages and chilled soft drinks without condensation on the table
• Everyday use at home, in the office or small cafés
• Presenting hot or cold tasting samples

Key specifications

• Capacity: 250 ml per cup
• Quantity: set of 2 cups
• Material: borosilicate glass
• Design: double-wall (insulated)
• Intended use: hot and cold beverages

How to use

Pour the desired hot or cold beverage into the cup up to a safe fill level below the rim. The double-wall construction reduces heat transfer, so handle the cup by the outer wall; if filled with very hot liquids, exercise usual caution and use a coaster. After use, rinse and wash according to standard glassware care instructions. Avoid sudden extreme temperature changes, such as transferring the cup directly from a freezer to boiling water.

Usage recommendations

For longevity, hand washing is recommended although borosilicate glass is generally more temperature-resistant than ordinary glass. Allow the cup to come to room temperature before exposing it to extreme heat or cold, and avoid using metal utensils that could scratch the inner glass surface.