NONSLIP tray 430x330mm / 17x13in

I was a bit skeptical about a wooden tray being non-slip, but this one actually works—plates stayed put even when I carried it across the room. The plywood is lighter than I expected, and the natural wood grain looks nice on my dining table.

The coating really works—I loaded it with three full wine glasses and nothing wobbled or slid during a walk across the kitchen. The lightweight plywood makes it easy to carry with one hand, and the wood grain looks nice enough to leave on the table as serving piece.

I use this tray to carry coffee mugs and small plates to the living room, and the non-slip coating actually keeps everything steady even when I walk briskly. The plywood feels solid but surprisingly lightweight, and the wood grain pattern looks nice on my kitchen counter.

Finally, a serving tray that actually keeps cups and plates in place thanks to that textured coating. The wood grain looks nice enough to leave out on the coffee table. Light enough to carry one-handed even when loaded.

I was sick of drinks sliding off my serving tray, but this one's grip coating really works—even with a full wine glass. It's lightweight enough to carry with one hand, and the plywood surface hasn't warped after several uses.

The warm wood grain looks so much nicer on the table than a standard plastic tray, and it’s surprisingly light to carry even when fully loaded.

The non-slip coating really works—I carried three full coffee cups across the room without any sliding. The wooden surface feels sturdy but light enough to handle easily.

I was a bit skeptical at first, but the non-slip coating really does keep glasses and plates from sliding around, even when I'm carrying it with one hand. The wood grain looks nice enough that I don't mind leaving it on the table during dinner.

The coating does keep plates from sliding, which is nice for carrying drinks to the couch. It's a bit smaller than I expected for a 17-inch tray, but the wood pattern looks decent.