Description
B2B SOURCE-CONTROLLED CONCEPT
Two-Person Coffee Service Picnic Cooler Set
This coffee service picnic cooler set combines dinnerware for two, tall lidded cups, an insulated flask, a divided soft cooler and a blanket carrier. Its buying value is the separate control of hot-drink service, meal pieces and carrier geometry rather than a change of color on a standard backpack. The illustrated navy bag, front organizer and blanket position are development concepts; exact finished construction, fit and performance require project approval.
- Reference users
- Two people
- Source-listed outer material
- 600D polycanvas
- Source-listed envelope
- 13 H × 14 W × 10 D in
- Source-listed weight
- 5.40 lb
- Coffee module
- Flask and tall lidded cups
- Final project compatibility
- To be confirmed for the project
PRODUCT PARAMETER
Coffee Service Picnic Cooler Set Specification Record
The official reference page was accessed on October 28, 2026. Only explicit candidate values are recorded. Price, MOQ, lead time, cup volume, flask volume, certification, thermal duration and unverified performance are excluded.
| Field | Source-listed candidate | Project approval evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Reference user count | Two people | Signed component bill and count-safe packed sample |
| Carrier architecture | Soft cooler with separate wine/food zones, top access panel, front pocket, shoulder strap and blanket carrier | Bag drawing, divider position, opening sequence and packed sample |
| Outer textile | 600D polycanvas | Exact supplier declaration, color standard and finished-panel approval |
| Reference product dimensions | 13 H × 14 W × 10 D in | Project drawing with datums, tolerances and measurement method |
| Reference product weight | 5.40 lb | Define whether weight is net set, carrier only or packed shipping weight before approval |
| Coffee service | Tall coffee cups with lids and insulated coffee flask | Piece drawings, volumes, lid interfaces, material declarations and sample approval |
| Meal service | Melamine plates, napkins and stainless-steel flatware | Two complete settings, piece drawings, exact materials and retention review |
| Accessories | Combination corkscrew and cheese knife | Controlled drawings, materials and component-count record |
| Blanket module | Blanket with carrier | Finished dimensions, fiber, backing, fold method and attachment sample |
| Divider and top access | Divided cooler and lid access panel stated by source | Section drawing, seam map, lining, cleanability and closure review |
| Plate, cup and flatware dimensions | To be confirmed for the project | Measured samples and released component drawings |
| Cup/flask capacity and temperature scope | To be confirmed for the project | Capacity method, intended temperature, closure test and signed acceptance rule |
| Cooling, leakage and retention performance | To be confirmed for the project | Defined load, orientation, ambient conditions, duration and pass/fail criteria |
| Color, artwork, carton, MOQ and lead time | To be confirmed for the project | Approved quotation, artwork and pack-out revision |
REFERENCE CONFIGURATIONS
Separate Coffee, Meal and Carrier Modules
This flask-and-lidded-cup architecture differs from the removable trolley cooler, the four-person picnic backpack, and the tray-lid picnic basket. Review the camping dinnerware program overview before fixing the channel assortment.
Coffee-service module
Control the flask, two lidded cups, lid seals, drink capacities and intended temperature range as a linked subassembly. Do not infer hot-fill suitability from appearance.
Two-person meal module
Record exactly two plates, two complete flatware settings and two napkins. Approve dimensions and materials against the real retention loops.
Divided cooler cavity
The source supports separate storage zones and a top access panel. Divider position, lining, seams, closure clearance and cleaning access remain project-specific.
Optional bowl or lunch-box module
A bowl, cup or lunch box may be evaluated only after the flask envelope, packed weight, divider position and closure clearance are fixed.
DEVELOPMENT CONTROL
Approve the Coffee Picnic Set in Four Linked Steps
- 01
Freeze the component bill
Separate the cooler, coffee pieces, meal pieces, blanket, accessories, packaging and replacement parts. Tie every count to one quotation revision.
- 02
Define every interface
Approve flask and cup envelopes, lids, divider, top hatch, plate loops, flatware loops, blanket straps, shoulder strap and closure clearance.
- 03
Review a packed sample
Check opening sequence, component contact, retention, lift, shoulder carry, repacking and cleaning access on the intended physical parts.
- 04
Release matched records
Link bag drawing, component drawings, material declarations, colors, artwork, carton plan, evidence scope and inspection fields to one revision.
MATERIAL AND COMPLIANCE BOUNDARY
Approve Each Food-Contact Part and Thermal Interface
The source lists melamine plates, stainless-steel flatware, tall lidded cups and an insulated flask, but it does not establish exact resin grades, steel grade, cup or lid material, gasket composition, flask construction, colorants, intended foods, temperature conditions, migration evidence, cleaning method or project-specific finished construction. Evidence must follow each exact finished component and color.
For United States projects, consult the FDA Inventory of Food Contact Substances Listed in 21 CFR. For European Union projects, review Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 and the European Commission food-contact materials overview. No hot-fill, heat retention, cooling duration, leak resistance, dishwasher, drop or outdoor-life performance is claimed.
PROCUREMENT FAQ
Questions About the Coffee Service Picnic Cooler Set
What makes this different from a standard picnic cooler?
The reference configuration adds an insulated flask, tall lidded cups, dinnerware for two and a blanket carrier around a divided cooler architecture. Exact interfaces remain a project approval task.
Are the lidded cups approved for hot beverages?
Not from the source listing alone. Cup body, lid, seal, intended temperature, fill level and contact conditions must be defined and supported for the exact project materials.
Are 13 × 14 × 10 inches final production dimensions?
They are source-listed reference product dimensions. The project drawing must define orientation, datums, tolerances and whether external straps or the blanket are included.
What does the 5.40 lb value include?
The source lists the product weight but does not provide the buyer's required weight definition. Record carrier-only, net component, net set and packed shipping weights separately before release.
Can bowls or a lunch box replace the board or accessories?
They can be evaluated after the flask, cups, divider, retention loops, packed weight and closure clearance are controlled. Compatibility to be confirmed by project sample and drawing.
Is this cookware?
No. It is a dinnerware, drinkware, flatware, flask and carry/cooling concept. No stove, flame, boiling or direct-heat claim is made.
CONTROL THE COFFEE MODULE, DINNERWARE AND PACK-OUT BEFORE QUOTATION
Request a Coffee Picnic Cooler Set Review
Send the user count, component bill, flask and cup requirements, target bag and carton envelope, plate and flatware profiles, divider and blanket requirements, colors, artwork and evidence scope. Naike Dinner will separate source-backed inputs from fields that remain To be confirmed for the project.
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