Standard 13.5oz Rocks Glass: Published Specs

Exact height, diameter, and case-pack dimensions aren't published on our standard spec sheet — if your restaurant group needs precise measurements for shelving or dishwasher-rack planning, request them directly when you submit your logo for a proof.

High-Temp Commercial Dishwasher Resistance

Because the logo is laser-etched into the glass surface rather than printed or applied as a coating, there's no bonded layer for heat or detergent to break down. That matters specifically for restaurant and bar use, where glassware goes through a commercial high-temp sanitizing rinse — typically a minimum 180°F final rinse under the NSF high-temp standard — dozens of times a day rather than an occasional home cycle at 120–150°F.

For the full technical breakdown — including exact NSF temperature standards and how commercial cycles compare to residential ones — see our full dishwasher durability breakdown.

Restaurant logo etched at the base of the glass.

Built for daily high-temp commercial wash cycles.

Consistent branding across the full house set.

Logo & Branding File Requirements

Per our standard production spec, restaurant and bar logos should be submitted as:

• A high-resolution, black-and-white vector file (.SVG, .EPS, or .AI) — preferred for the cleanest etch
• A high-quality .PNG or .JPG if a vector file isn't available
• Black-and-white artwork, since a single-pass etch is binary — the laser etches black areas and leaves white areas untouched

If your logo currently exists as a full-color version — a menu header, a neon sign design, a tap handle graphic — it will need a single-color conversion first. Our vector art preparation guide covers stroke widths, minimum font sizes, and the most common file mistakes in detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the 13.5oz rocks glass handle a commercial high-temp dishwasher?

Yes. It's dishwasher safe, and because the logo is etched into the glass rather than printed on it, a high-temp commercial sanitizing cycle doesn't affect the mark at all.

What file format should we send for our logo?

A high-resolution black-and-white vector file (SVG, EPS, or AI) works best. A high-quality PNG or JPG is acceptable if a vector version isn't available.

Can you match our exact brand color in the etch?

No — the etch produces a frosted white/gray mark regardless of the source art's color, since it's a physical change to the glass rather than an applied ink.

Is there bulk pricing for multiple restaurant locations?

Yes. Standard business-order volume pricing is 10–49 units at 10% off, 50–99 at 15% off, and a custom quote for 100 or more — useful for multi-location groups standardizing house glassware.

For most restaurants and bars, the 13.5oz rocks glass is the practical starting point for a house-branded glassware program — a size that works for cocktails and neat pours alike, with a permanent etch built for daily commercial rotation.