Why this tray earns its place
A drink slides. A plate tips. Then someone has to clean up and you've lost a table's patience. The Camtread tray solves this with a non-slip surface moulded directly into the tray—no coating that wears off. The fibreglass construction is lightweight enough for staff to carry all shift, but sturdy enough to handle whatever weight of plates and glassware you load onto it without flex or wobble. At 355 × 457 mm, it's a practical, nimble size—not so large that it's unwieldy in a busy corridor, but big enough to carry a meaningful order.
The finish is black, which photographs well and hides wear marks. The tray stackable for storage, so a dozen of them don't consume half your pass. Fibreglass is also resilient—it won't dent like melamine or shatter like ceramic. It's designed for the rigours of actual restaurant service, where trays get set down hard, bumped against doorframes, and run through high-temperature wash cycles.
This is category kit: simple, purposeful, and built for repetition. Your front-of-house staff will notice the difference the moment they pick one up. No more sliding glasses, no more apologising to tables—just trays that do their job, meal after meal.
