Description
B2B MODULAR SERVING-SURFACE CONCEPT
Four-Tile Serving-Mat Camping Dinnerware Set
This serving-mat camping dinnerware set gives each user one shallow place-setting pod, then reuses the four matching lids as a two-by-two shared serving surface. The low-profile tile modules stack inside a padded zip sleeve for transport. The architecture has no central dock, basket, backpack, mesh sack or rigid table case. Final dimensions, tile joining, retention, load and materials require project approval.
- Concept users
- Four people
- Independent modules
- Four shallow rectangular tile pods
- Per-tile concept
- Plate, bowl, handled mug, knife, fork and spoon
- Reference source set
- Seven-piece one-person set
- Reference packed size
- 17.7 × 17.7 × 10.2 cm
- Four-tile project size
- To be confirmed for the project
PRODUCT PARAMETER
Serving-Mat Camping Dinnerware Set Specification Record
The official Sea to Summit Passage Dinnerware Set page was accessed on October 31, 2026. Only explicit reference values for that one-person set are recorded. The four-tile architecture, pod and sleeve dimensions, joining system, MOQ, lead time, certification and unsupported performance remain unconfirmed.
| Field | Source-listed reference | Four-tile project approval evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Reference one-person components | Plate, large bowl, insulated mug, knife, spork, spoon and fork | Signed four-tile BOM defining the exact six- or seven-piece controlled configuration per tile |
| Reference packed size | 17.7 × 17.7 × 10.2 cm / 7 × 7 × 4 in | Applies only to the source set; create separate tile, stack and sleeve envelope drawings |
| Reference set weight | 323.7 g / 11.4 oz | Applies only to the source set; approve measured four-tile net and packed weights separately |
| Reference listed materials | 79% glass-reinforced polypropylene and 21% silicone | Exact component-level resin, reinforcement, silicone, colorant and food-contact evidence |
| Tile pod external size | To be confirmed for the project | Released length, width, depth, wall, corner and datum drawing |
| Internal component envelope | To be confirmed for the project | Plate, bowl, mug and utensil profiles plus nesting and contact clearances |
| Four-lid serving surface | To be confirmed for the project | Two-by-two assembled drawing, flatness, seams, edge condition and intended load definition |
| Tile-to-tile compatibility | Compatibility to be confirmed by project sample and drawing. | Repeated assembly, separation, alignment and loaded-use review on the final revision |
| Sleeve, color, logo, carton, MOQ and lead time | To be confirmed for the project | Approved construction sheet, artwork, packaging revision and quotation |
REFERENCE CONFIGURATIONS
Configure the Serving-Mat Camping Dinnerware Set by Tile
The serving-mat camping dinnerware set organizes four low-profile user modules rather than the table case set, mesh-dry set or picnic backpack set. Compare the broader camping dinnerware program before freezing the assortment.
One controlled tile per user
Each shallow pod is planned around one plate, bowl, handled mug, knife, fork and spoon. A buyer can approve a seven-piece alternative only after deciding whether a spork is additional or replaces another utensil.
Four reusable lids
The four pod lids are conceived as flat serving tiles. Their food-contact role, edge profile, surface finish and cleaning instructions need their own specification.
Two-by-two serving mat
Matching edge features align the four lids without a central dock. Join shape, gap, flatness, separation force and intended load remain project fields.
Vertical sleeve transport
The closed tiles stack in a padded zip sleeve with a top handle. Sleeve panel, zipper, padding, handle, loaded fit and carry balance require sample review.
DEVELOPMENT CONTROL
Release the Four-Tile Architecture in Four Steps
- 01
Freeze the per-user bill
Assign one code and revision to every plate, bowl, mug, utensil, tile body, lid and sleeve part.
- 02
Define each envelope
Approve nested component profiles, tile internal clearance, closed stack height and loaded sleeve fit.
- 03
Review the removable edge join
Check assembly direction, seam, flatness, unintended separation, cleaning access and the defined serving load on a complete sample.
- 04
Release one matched project package
Link component drawings, exact materials, colors, artwork, packaging and inspection fields to the same revision.
MATERIAL AND COMPLIANCE BOUNDARY
Approve Food-Contact and Carry Parts Separately
The source-listed material percentages do not establish the exact resin grade, reinforcement, silicone formulation, colorant, recycled content, intended foods, contact duration, migration evidence or cleaning method for this four-tile concept. Each exact plate, bowl, mug, utensil, tile body and lid needs a component-level project record. Sleeve textile, padding, zipper and handle require separate construction and performance fields.
For United States projects, consult the FDA Inventory of Food Contact Substances Listed in 21 CFR. An EU destination brief should instead be checked against the European Commission food-contact materials framework. No microwave, dishwasher, leak, impact, flame, load, hygiene or outdoor-life performance is claimed.
PROCUREMENT FAQ
Questions About the Serving-Mat Camping Dinnerware Set
Are the source packed dimensions the dimensions of one project tile?
No. They belong to the source-listed Passage set. Tile, stack, serving-surface and sleeve dimensions are To be confirmed for the project.
Do the four lids lock into a certified serving surface?
No. The joining system is a concept. Edge geometry, retention, flatness, intended load and acceptance criteria require drawing and sample approval.
Can the pod be used as a sealed lunch box?
No sealing performance is established. Lid interface, food-contact scope and any leak-related requirement need a separate specification and test plan.
Can another plate or mug fit the tile?
Compatibility to be confirmed by project sample and drawing.
Is the pictured sleeve a standard available item?
No. It is a concept element. Final size, textile, padding, zipper, handle and loaded carry requirements remain unconfirmed.
Is this cookware?
No. It is dinnerware, flatware, modular pods, lids and a carry sleeve. No flame, stove, boiling or direct-heat claim is made.
CONTROL EACH TILE BEFORE QUOTATION
Request a Four-Tile Serving-Mat Set Review
Send the per-user component bill, tile and stack envelopes, piece profiles, serving-surface requirement, edge-join brief, sleeve construction, colors, artwork, carton plan and evidence scope. Naike Dinner will separate source-backed references from fields that remain To be confirmed for the project.
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