The 100-meter roll of white damask paper tablecloths is the standard roll for cafes, hotels, restaurants, and caterers who dress their tables daily. Its generous length provides enough tablecloths for several weeks without interruption: at an average of 2.5 meters per table for two, one roll covers approximately 40 consecutive table settings, or the equivalent of a service for 80 to 120 covers per rotation. This format combines economies of scale (cost per meter significantly lower than the 10-meter roll), consistent supply, and ease of use for waitstaff.
Damask: the elegance of a fabric, the simplicity of a disposable
The embossed texture of the damask tablecloth reproduces the typical motifs of table damask: delicate arabesques, stylized bouquets, and geometric interlacing. This embossed work plays on the alternation of matte surfaces and glossy reflections, giving the tablecloth a finish very close to that of a real starched fabric tablecloth. For a café-brasserie, it's the visual contrast between an ordinary table and one set with care. For a hotel, it's the difference between a run-of-the-mill breakfast buffet and a presentation that enhances the menu and the dining room.
100-meter format: the professional's supply autonomy
Choosing the 100-meter roll is a strategic decision for the operator: it guarantees several weeks of supply (or even several months depending on the frequency of tablecloth changes), limits recurring orders, reduces roll handling time, and optimizes storage costs. The price per meter is significantly lower than for the 10-meter roll, making it the most efficient option for managing tablecloth supplies. For occasional use (family events, side tables), the 10-meter version (ref. 140112) remains more suitable.
Made in France, 100% recycled fibers, FSC and OK Compost Industrial certified
This tablecloth is produced in France from 100% recycled cellulose fibers sourced from the paper and cardboard industry. FSC® certification guarantees traceability and responsible resource management from origin to finished product, a relevant eco-friendly selling point to highlight to customers and within the establishment's CSR initiatives. OK compost industrial certification attests to the paper's compostability in industrial processes, providing a valuable alternative for recycling when local biowaste collection is available.
Food contact compliant: the sanitary safety of everyday professional use
The tablecloth is certified compliant with European regulations on materials intended for food contact. It can safely accommodate bread, cheeses, fruits, pastries, or appetizers placed directly on its surface. This compliance is a regulatory prerequisite for all professional catering establishments and a point systematically verified in HACCP audits and veterinary service inspections.
Profitability and management of tablecloths in the hospitality industry
The cost of tablecloths per place setting with this 100m roll is easily calculated: for a table for two set with approximately 2.5 linear meters of tablecloth (90cm wide table including overhang), the material cost per table is less than 2.5% of the roll. Considering the enhanced presentation of the bill and the establishment's image, the cost/value ratio is one of the most favorable for the dining room. Compared to a rented and laundered fabric tablecloth, the damask paper tablecloth eliminates all laundering, returns, counting, and replacement processes—a considerable operational saving for a bistro or brasserie with high turnover.
Technical specifications
Format : width 1.18 m × length 100 m (approximately 118 m² of tablecloth per roll)
Color : Extra white, premium quality
Embossing : damask with arabesque, floral and geometric patterns, matte and glossy finish
Material : 100% recycled cellulose paper
Certifications : FSC®, OK compost industrial, food contact compliant
Packaging : single roll
Number of tables that can be dressed (approx.) : 40 tables of 2.50 m, seating 80 to 120 people per shift
Why choose a 100m reel rather than several 10m reels?
Two mathematical arguments: the price per meter of a 100m roll is significantly lower than that of a 10m roll (economies of scale in packaging and logistics), and the handling time for a single large roll is much less than for ten small rolls that need to be changed regularly. For an establishment that unrolls several meters of tablecloth per service, switching to 100m rolls is an immediately profitable management move.