Oval Acacia Serving Tray

Product Brief Description

1. Oval Outline With A Raised Rim

The profile is a soft oval rather than a circle or a rectangle, which lets this oval tray sit naturally between two cups on a cafe table. Around the edge a rim rises above the floor, and just inside that rim a groove is routed a few millimetres deeper. Together they catch a spill before it reaches the table, and the raised edge gives fingers something to grip when the tray is loaded.

2. Twenty By Twelve Centimetres

The footprint of this wooden tray takes a cup and a plate of cake, or a small bowl and a side of biscuits, without asking for more table space than a placemat. It is small enough to hand across a counter one handed yet large enough that two drinks and a pastry fit side by side. Buyers ordering for hotels usually pair it with a larger serving tray for breakfast service and dinner.

3. Acacia Grain And Sealed Surface

Acacia brings a warm brown base with darker bands running the length of the tray, and the grain is left visible along the full length of the wooden tray under a matt seal. Sanding is taken fine so a cloth passes over the groove without snagging, and the seal keeps coffee rings and fruit juice from soaking in. Because every blank is different, tone shifts slightly between units in the same carton.

4. Coffee And Dessert Service

Cafes use the serving tray to carry a cappuccino and a slice across a busy room, and the rim does the job a folded napkin cannot. For dessert service it holds a ramekin, a spoon and a small glass without anything sliding, and the wood tone photographs well on a marble counter. Staff wipe it down between tables and it goes back into rotation the same shift.

5. Snacks, Appetizers And Fruit

At home the same wooden tray works for berries, nuts and biscuits during a film, or for a small appetizer selection before dinner. The groove is the practical part here: oil from olives or juice from cut fruit collects inside the rim instead of running onto a tablecloth. Fewer napkins and less wiping is what makes an oval tray earn its place in a cupboard.

6. Cafe, Hotel And Home Tables

Room service trolleys, hotel lobby coffee stations and home side tables all want the same thing, a small flat surface that looks finished. The hanging hole at the top centre lets a venue hang the serving tray on a rail behind a counter when shelf space is tight, and an appetizer tray like this also suits a wine bar. Restaurants stock them in multiples so a whole terrace can be served on matching wood.

7. Care, Hanging And Packing

Wipe the wooden tray with a damp cloth and dry; the piece should not be soaked or put through a dishwasher. A food safe oil every few months keeps the matt seal even and darkens the grain slightly. Single piece packing with a sleeve keeps the rim safe in transit, and the hanging hole lets retail staff peg the unit instead of stacking it.

8. Custom Logo, OEM And Wholesale

Logos are lasered onto the underside or into the rim face, depending on how visible the buyer wants the branding. OEM and ODM work covers size, oval proportion, groove depth and packing design, which suits a private label range. Minimum order is 500 pieces, samples are cut first, and artwork is approved with the drawing.

Specifications

Key Selling Points At A Glance

• Oval Shape: sits between two cups without crowding a cafe table
• Raised Rim And Groove: catches spills before they reach the cloth
• Acacia Grain: warm brown bands under a matt seal, fine sanded
• 20 x 12 cm: cup and cake, or a small bowl with biscuits
• Hanging Hole: peg or rail storage behind a counter
• Cafe Hotel Home: room service, lobby coffee station, side table
• Wholesale Ready: logo, size and packing from 500 pcs