Plain White Square Coaster

A coaster, drink coaster, beverage coaster, or beermat is an item used to rest drinks upon. Coasters protect the surface of a table or any other surface where the user might place a drink. Coasters placed on top of a beverage can also be used to show that a drink is not finished or to prevent contamination.

Coasters protect your tables and surfaces from damage caused by moisture, spills, and heat. They can also be placed on top of a drink to indicate it’s not finished or to prevent contamination. Coasters are versatile—they prevent hot drinks from burning surfaces and can also be used for advertising, branding, and promotions, or simply for personal use at home or in a private bar.

Beermat board 365gsm 800UM approx 1mm thick is received through Ball and Doggett and sourced from Svanskog Bruk – one of the world’s leading beermat board producers. Situated west of Sweden. The mill is a non integrated board mill with one paper machine built by seven sieber cylinders and with inline sheet cutting.

All waste from production is fed back to be re-pulped. Certified to International standard of sustainability. Their Bleached Beermat Board is the perfect material for printing beer mats (drink coasters). Their board’s bleached cellulose liner gives you optimal printability. Absorbency, which is vital, is guaranteed by the groundwood pulp used in the middle layer also giving the board its desirable low weight. Their wood comes from sustainable forests locally sourced.

Generally we recommend putting out new drink coasters with each new beverage served.

Once the beermat board becomes too soggy or looks worn we recommend replacing your drink coaster. Avoid letting them dry out and reusing them.

Yes, our coasters are eco-friendly. They are both recyclable and compostable. This means they can be recycled after use or composted, breaking down into natural elements within about 90 days without leaving any toxic residue in the soil. Unlike products that are merely biodegradable, our coasters fully disintegrate in a compost environment, making them a sustainable choice for the planet.