Bamboo Divided Serving Tray With Lid Clear Acrylic Charcuterie Board

Bamboo divided serving tray with lid

Bamboo serving tray with a clear acrylic lid and divided interior compartments — built for cafes, bakeries, and food retailers who display pastries, dried goods, or prepared foods on the counter. The lid keeps contents clean while keeping them visible. The compartments separate different items in one tray, useful for sampler displays or organized countertop presentation.

Materials

The tray body is laminated bamboo — harder than pine and more moisture-resistant, which matters in a food-service setting where trays get wiped down frequently. Bamboo's density (roughly 600–700 kg/m³) means it resists knife marks and doesn't absorb liquid spills the way softer woods do. The lid is clear acrylic with a snug friction fit — no latch, just weight and close tolerances. This keeps the lid easy to lift off one-handed while still staying put during normal counter traffic.

Dividers are fixed, not removable. They're glued into routed slots in the tray base so they won't shift or come loose with regular use. Divider layout is custom — tell us how many compartments you need and their sizes, or send a layout sketch.

Food safety and finish

The bamboo is finished with food-grade mineral oil. No lacquer or varnish on food-contact surfaces. This meets FDA and LFGB standards for direct food contact. The oil finish can be reapplied by the end user to maintain the surface over time — same as maintaining a wood cutting board.

Customization

Tray dimensions, compartment layout, and divider configuration are all custom. Lid material options: clear acrylic (standard), tempered glass (heavier, more scratch-resistant), or bamboo panel with a viewing window. Branding: laser engraving on the tray base or lid frame is the most common — permanent, food-safe, no ink involved.

MOQ 200 pieces for a new custom layout. Lead time 15–20 days after sample approval.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the tray dishwasher safe?
  No — hand wash only. Bamboo and mineral oil finishes don't survive dishwasher cycles. A damp cloth wipe-down is sufficient for daily use.
• Can the dividers be made removable?
  Yes. Instead of glued-in fixed dividers, we can route grooves and supply loose divider panels that the user can reposition. Adds about 10% to the per-unit cost and slightly reduces structural rigidity compared to fixed dividers.
• What's the lid made of?
  Clear acrylic, 3–5mm thick depending on tray size. Friction-fit — no hinges, no clips. Just lift it off. The fit is set with about 1mm clearance on each side so it's easy to remove but doesn't slide around.
• Can the tray have a handle?
  Yes. Cutout handles in the tray sides are the most common approach — they don't add cost (it's just a routing operation) and they maintain the clean look. Metal handles are an option if you prefer them.