Trays and Entertrainment
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Bring a warm teak surface to serving, display or sink-side organization. This selection includes a serving tray with cut-out handles, a tray with an X-stand and two Coach kitchen sink caddies. Their Grade A teak heartwood contains natural oils that contribute to water and decay resistance, with no added oil finish. See our 5-Year Limited Warranty and full terms.
Serving and display: the teak serving tray has cut-out handles. The serving tray with an X-stand adds a raised serving arrangement; compare its full setup footprint with the space beside your seating.
Sink-side organization: compare the 18-inch Coach sink caddy and 24-inch Coach sink caddy. Check the chosen model against the sink opening, supporting edges and nearby counter space before ordering.
Shopping for a bathtub tray instead? use the tub and sink caddy guide for the bath models and their fit guidance. A serving tray and a tub caddy have different intended uses.
Quick answers for choosing and caring for teak trays and caddies.
Choose the handled tray for carrying and display, the X-stand version for a raised serving arrangement, or a Coach sink caddy for drying and organizing small items beside or over a sink. The product links above show the actual formats and their listed dimensions.
The teak’s own oils help the wood resist water and decay. Follow each model’s intended placement, remove standing water and let damp surfaces dry. For a sink caddy, allow air to reach the underside rather than leaving wet items in place indefinitely.
For a tray, check the overall footprint, handle clearance and the surface on which it will rest. For the X-stand, include the assembled footprint and serving height. For a sink caddy, compare its length and depth with the sink and supporting edges; do not assume every caddy fits every sink.
Wipe spills or collected dirt as needed with a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Remove soap residue and let the teak dry, including the underside of a sink caddy and the stand before folding or storage. We do not recommend applying oils, coatings or any finishing products.