Sling Cocktail Glass 33cl - Single - Tall Long Drink Glass on a Foot - Hand Made

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An Irish coffee glass, also known as a stemmed coffee glass or an Irish coffee mug, is a type of glassware specifically designed for serving Irish coffee. This small glass is narrow at the stem and tapers out to a wider lip. As the name would suggest, it is used for serving sours straight-up. Many favour serving sours over ice in an Old-Fashioned glass but any of the sour recipes in this book can be strained and served 'up' in this glass. A shooter glass, also known as a shot glass or a shooter, is a small glassware designed for serving and consuming small amounts of alcoholic beverages, typically in a single shot. This butterfly handled suction cup is lightweight and has a 30kg lifting power capacity. Easy for lifting, setting and levelling double glazed windows, mirrors and sheet metal, non-porous tile and more. The ArcherGrab is a two-fingered lifter, this device is designed to lift smaller objects with a lifting capacity of 4.5kg and just 83mm in diameter. This smaller lifter is useful for manoeuvring glass on a cutting table and in difficult glazing locations. This suction lifter is complete with an easy release tab.

Sometimes referred to as a Piña Colada glass, the Poco Grande is a big-bowled glass and is commonly used for frozen drinks (served with crushed ice). It screams out for a pineapple wedge, a cherry and possibly a paper parasol as well. Coming in all shapes and sizes but most commonly tall and tubular, these ceramic mugs with a glossy glaze are usually embellished with totem pole-like tiki idols or shaped liked figurines. Utopia’s Creative Bar collection continues to evolve with innovative and directional pieces. New materials, textures and colours that combine in synergy to perfection. For some inspiration on what lifting web slings to go for then keep reading for more information on some of the best GGR Glass has to offer. When it comes to handling glass some tools come in handy and are even considered the most essential glass lifting hand tools around. In this article today we are here to give you GGR’s guide on the best and most essential handheld glass lifting accessories, including the best web slings and the best handheld suction cups, so keep ready for some more information on this.

What Are Suction Cups?

Balloon glass (‘copa de balon’ is the translation from Spanish, where the glass originated.) Best for: A cordial glass, also known as a liqueur glass or a shot glass, is a small glassware specifically designed for serving and sipping small amounts of liqueurs or cordials. The tall, elegant vessel has been transformed into a fluted shape and the smooth short stem is shaped to reflect the art deco style of the 1920s era. Great for restaurant and cafe owners looking for robust glassware that is modern, yet timeless, but also cost-effective. This double pad suction cup is made from lightweight, heavy-duty aluminium offering 60kg lifting power. Great for lifting glazing, doors, mirrors, plastics and metals plus many more.

Suction cups are great for moving and fitting windows, they come in a variety of different sizes for handheld devices, available for lifting a variety of different weights. Suction cups are particularly useful when lifting awkward things to carry, which could be very easily prone to breakage if handled without the use of suction cups. Add texture, colour and striking shapes and materials to your repertoire to instantly liven up any menu. Challenge the conventional… it’s time to get creative!

Margarita Glass

Sometimes referred to as DOF glasses, Double Old-Fashioned are simply extra-large Old-Fashioned glasses. They are synonymous with tiki drinks such as the Mai Tai where their large volume capacity allows for a generously sized drink to be served with crushed ice. Shot glasses are small, sturdy glasses designed for serving and consuming alcoholic beverages in a single shot. The curvy Coupe has made the angular v-shaped lines of the classic Martini glass look a tad dated but somehow a Martini is not a Martini when served in a rounded glass. A Martini glass should be no bigger than 7oz / 20cl, as a true Martini warms up too much in the time it takes to drink a larger one. Keep Martini glasses in a freezer so they are well chilled before use. Bars, pubs, restaurants and hotels are constantly being challenged to produce unique and exciting drink recipes and ways to present these. Yes, while copa glasses - the ones with the big bowl shape and long thin stem that originated in Barcelona - have become hugely fashionable over the last few years, as the popularity of gin has exploded across the globe, there are in fact several other types of gin glass.