Paper napkins Papstar 88531 330 x 330 mm 3-ply recycled

Papstar 88531 paper napkins measure 330 x 330 mm and are made from three layers of recycled paper. Designed for hospitality, catering and event use, these disposable napkins combine absorbency and practical handling for table service and food stations. Their recycled composition supports waste-reduction goals while providing the single-use convenience required for fast service and simple cleanup.

Advantages

Three-ply construction increases absorbency and strength compared with single- or two-ply napkins while remaining lightweight and easy to store. The recycled paper content reduces demand for virgin fibres and can contribute to a lower environmental footprint where local disposal or composting services accept such material. The 330 x 330 mm size suits a range of serving contexts from casual table settings to buffet lines, and the disposable format eliminates laundering and reduces turnaround time between events.

Suitable for

• Restaurants, cafés and hotel dining areas
• Catering services and event buffets
• Food trucks and takeaway counters
• Conference and meeting refreshment areas

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 330 x 330 mm (open size)
• Material: three-ply recycled paper
• Format: disposable napkin for single use
• Primary properties: absorbent, lightweight, compostable where facilities allow

How to use

Place the napkins at table settings, in dispenser stacks on buffet tables, or in service stations for quick guest access. Use a single napkin for light spills and hands, and two or more for heavier tasks; dispose of used napkins according to local waste management guidelines. These napkins are intended for dry and moderate-moisture use and are not suitable as a substitute for cloth where repeated heavy-duty wiping or liquid containment is required.

Usage recommendations

Store the napkins in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve strength and absorbency. For environmentally responsible disposal, follow local composting or recycling guidance for paper products; if composting is not available, use general waste streams as directed by local authorities.