Formpress Eco Non-Slip Trays
If you are looking for a durable, dishwasher-safe, Eco-friendly and long-lasting tray with a non-slip surface on part of the front with the rest of the front surface still customizable including a customizable back print, our partly cork covered Eco Non-Slip trays may be what you are looking for.
These trays, just like all other trays we manufacture, are made using the finest birch veneer, we are very picky with our materials. Our suppliers know this because they are chosen based on the high quality of the materials they are able to provide.
We have been working on supplying a non-slip solution to our customers for a long time. Along the way we have encountered issues with materials being too non-friendly to the environment or bad smudge-resistance. Finally we have found a solution in natural cork material!
We are now able to offer full cork or partly cork on the front of trays depending on your need and preference.
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