Can these be used for restaurant setting (abuse)?
1562314
I have had Corelle dinnerware for years and am very pleased with it. It has withstood four sons and one husbandand it always looks beautiful when setting a table . I think you will be very pleased as will your customer. Classy dinnerware.
1562315
I've had my set for a few years now and they do withstand a lot of abuse from a household stand point. Rough stacking, dropping them in the sink, and so on. This set I just brought my mother has been through the ringer and has withstood the young grandchildren. I truly believe corelle is one of the best brand of dishes you can own. My mother use to own a restaurant and had those porcelain white plates with the green ring on the outside and they never lasted long if she could of afforded to replace them with corelle I know hands down she would of. Hope this helps. Good luck
1562316
My answer would be a definite YES. Corelle is well made and has stood the test of time for several of my family and friends. They have been dropped and nothing happened to them. Whereas some of the other dinnerware out there that is "heavier" got chips or broke large chunks off when dropped. I love mine and it is all I will use.
1605863
Yes, that would work well. They are durable and should handle the wear and tear of that kind of use.
1246885
I love the appearance, however, I would not use in a rental. Knife pricks will escalate to tears without staying on top of them. Also, I am diligent in not setting hot pans on the surface, not sure what the appearance would be if one of your residents were to put a pan down. Like I said, looks great, but would be a lot of work to put in to for each turn.
1455294
They can. Gently using, cleaning & storing in a knife block help. I really like these knives and for the price won't freak out if I break one. I have broken more expensive ceramic knives before I bought these.
2160033
I would not use these for that purpose. I don't think they could support that kind of weight.
418608
You probably can but I've not tried! They are somewhat flimsy so keep that in mind when considering the possibility of using them that way. Good luck!
738372
I would not...just for display...! I wouldn't want to stain them up and take a chance on breaking them.
734889
No, unfortunately. I've seen better tips in terms of metal thickness, these are better used for home use. I work in kitchens and I doubt these will survive a season in the an industrial kitchen. These are pretty small for volume production but, just enough for a couple of dozen cupcakes. Good price
1868915
I don't think so--but they're pretty sturdy. I would only use them for accent or occasional use as they are acrylic.
1946014
I have no idea. Honestly, I would never try it. I haven't really felt the need to use anything to treat them as by the time they start falling apart, I'd probably be looking into getting something new anyways, at least at this price point.
1882697
I've never done that, but I believe you can. We usually use them for soup. I remember they come with a list of don'ts and care instructions, but can't find it.
71997
Yes. Save your money and get a better quality set. I used them for 5 weeks. Too late for a return. I ended up going to Macy's and bought a nice 500 count set for $10 more than this crappy set.
1240556
I'm not sure. I bought the dishes to use for serving but understand they can be used for baking. Just remember, if you do bake in them they will be very hot!
2209469
We used them at our wedding buffet with hot meats and veggies. I wouldn't see why not. They're a very strong plastic.
882003
No, you can't. They are not to be used indoors. I double checked on the box, and it does say that.
133440
could be suitable, size is right but they are thin - if you need waterproof, consider cutting up a felt backed vinyl tablecloth
66600
I wouldn't use them out in the weather. We put them under a bar top and around the inside of a liquor/glass rack, but both locations are sheltered from any real weather.