Glass caddy tray

£7.00

A compartmented carry tray for glasses, bottles or garnish pots. Handled for one-trip carrying between the bar and a table, event stand or storeroom.

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SKU: GLA-004 Category:

Description

This caddy tray has raised dividers or compartments moulded into its base, which keep glasses, small bottles or garnish pots separated and upright while being carried. A built-in handle means it can be lifted and moved in one go rather than carrying loose items two at a time or balancing a flat tray. It's a useful item for restocking a bar from a storeroom, setting up a temporary drinks station at an event, or carrying condiments and garnish pots to a service point without everything sliding around.

It's a general-purpose carry tray rather than a piece built for one specific job, so how useful it is depends on what you need moved — bottles, glasses, mixers, or a mix of small bar items all fit reasonably well given the compartment sizes. It won't replace a proper glass rack for washing or a dedicated bottle crate for full cases, but for the everyday job of carrying a handful of items from one point to another without multiple trips, it does the job well. Plastic construction means it's light and easy to wipe down, and it's dishwasher safe if size allows.

Specification

Material Plastic
Design Compartmented tray with handle
Use Carrying glasses, bottles or garnish pots
Weight Lightweight
Dishwasher safe Yes, if size permits

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Questions about this product

What's the difference between a glass caddy tray and a plastic glass carrier?

A glass carrier is built specifically to grip and separate a set of pint-style glasses with finger-hole grips, mainly for collecting empties. A caddy tray has open compartments rather than individual grips, so it's more flexible u2014 it can carry bottles, garnish pots or a mixed load as well as glasses, but it doesn't hold glasses as securely upright as a purpose-built carrier does.

Is a glass caddy tray suitable for carrying full drinks?

It's better suited to carrying empty or stable items u2014 bottles, glasses being restocked, garnish pots u2014 rather than full drinks that could spill if the tray tilts. The compartments help stop items sliding around in transit, but there's no non-slip lining under a glass base the way a dedicated serving tray has, so it isn't the first choice for carrying brimming glasses to a table.