Non-Slip Service Trays

The tray body is polypropylene plastic, with the top and sidewall coated in a rubber-like layer. That coating is what makes the non-slip service trays grip glassware and dinnerware so drinks do not slide during service.

Three shapes cover most service. The non-slip service trays come in oval, round, and rectangular forms, such as a 16 inch round or an 18 by 14 inch rectangle. Round suits drinks, rectangular suits plated food.

They handle up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, about 65.5 Celsius. Because the non-slip service trays are polypropylene, hand-washing is recommended rather than a hot dish machine that could warp them.

Yes. The non-slip service trays are offered in brown and black, so you can match the tray to your service style. Black reads more formal, while brown suits a casual or rustic room.

Yes. The non-slip service trays are NSF listed, so they meet commercial food-contact standards, like the bottle openers and smallwares your staff use. That matters if a health inspector checks them.

It is. Both the top surface and the sidewall of the non-slip service trays carry the rubber-like coating, so glasses stay put even when the tray tilts. That grip reduces spills on a crowded floor.

Yes. Use a 16 inch round for a drinks run and a larger rectangle for plated food, matching the non-slip service trays to the load. Stock them with your bar service tools.