Catalogue
Laser cut serving trays, with and without dividers.
13 serving tray designs — divided trays, patterned trays and seasonal trays.
A serving tray is a good first joined project and a strong seller: a simple box shape with handles, often with dividers, that is easy to personalise with engraving.
What is in this collection
Serving trays with dividers, mini trays, patterned trays, and seasonal designs for Christmas and Valentine’s Day. Every file comes as SVG, DXF, CDR, AI, EPS and PDF.
Food contact
Laser cut wood is porous and the edges are charred. For trays that will hold food, seal the tray with a food-safe finish, or use a liner or a glass or acrylic insert. Do not serve food directly on raw MDF.
Getting a flat, square tray
Trays have long, straight walls, so an uneven sheet shows immediately. Pick the flattest sheet you have, compensate for kerf and glue the base in with the tray on a flat surface. If your plywood will not cut through evenly, dial in your settings first.
For a tray with a client’s logo or a custom size, commission a design.
Questions
Serving Trays: what people ask
Are laser cut wooden trays food safe?
Only with a food-safe finish, a liner or an insert. Do not serve food directly on raw MDF.
What thickness material should I use for a serving tray?
3 mm plywood for small trays; 6 mm for large trays that will carry weight.
Can I engrave a name on the tray?
Yes. The base and handles are good places for engraved names or logos.
Not quite what you need?
It can be drawn to your dimensions.
Send the material, the size and the machine. You get a quote and a timeline within one business day.
Commission a design