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Very thin to use as a tray, but fine for lightweight items. I am actually using them as resin canvasses.

Going to be making a tiered tray out if these, and can get 2 tiered trays plus another serving tray too!

I am using these trays for making wall art sets. I like that they are large trays and not the small ones and that there are so many uses for them besides serving trays. The fact that they are wood and not plastic was a big factor in me purchasing them. I will be using the largest one as a serving tray in my home but the rest will be for art projects.

Nice quality for 5...exactly what I was looking for....covered the inside bottom with contact paper to finish...decided to leave outside with natural wood color to show off wood...

I was looking for something to make a cupcake stand. I stained the circles and they looked great. Cut hedge post for rustic look. The circles themselves are very thin and once assembled became a leaning tower. However was able to cut a 2 x 4 to fit underneath bottom circle to help brace stand. Overall these worked great for my project however it would have worked better and easier if the wood wasn't so thin.

Very thin and quality is no good

very cheap made would not reccomend

So far I have only worked on the biggest tray. I love the concept of all these trays, but they are cheaper than they look as advertised. There is messy glue on them in places, but it sanded right off so it’s not a huge deal. Maybe just a bit irritating that it’s there. I wood burned this sunflower and added the color with colored pencil and it seemed to hold up. I don’t feel like these are sturdy enough trays to load up with goodies. It’s maybe strictly for crafting on and then look at. I wouldn’t buy again or hugely recommend, but it’s not an awful product.