When hosting a party or other social gathering, the presentation of the food is just as important as the food itself. Particularly, bamboo serving trays lend a touch of understated refinement to any decor.
Bamboo’s eco-friendliness and opulent look have contributed to the material’s ever-increasing demand, and all of our products, including these trays, are entirely compostable.
Bamboo serving trays will add elegance to any dinner party, no matter how big or small, and the security that comes from knowing you have a sturdy way to transport and present food to your guests.
Additionally, you can employ them to present alcoholic beverages, distribute small appetizers, or hand out party goodies with their help.
Designs Of Bamboo Tray
Bamboo is a fantastic material for combining timeless design with eco-friendliness, which is why it is one of our primary materials of choice. Although these bamboo trays are disposable, they are of such good quality that you can reuse them multiple times.
Collecting Bamboos for Making Trays Slitting long bamboo into tiny pieces is the first step in making a bamboo tray. The Artisan who weaves the bamboo tray divides a single bamboo stalk into 32 segments.
The bamboo’s outer layer is stripped away. The edges of the tray are woven from little bamboo splits. By crisscrossing the bamboo strips, it will create two layers to ensure its durability.
Making Bamboo Patterns
All of the trays have identical weaving patterns. The bamboo tray’s base is left unwoven after the sidewalls are almost entirely woven. To begin, bamboo strips that are significantly thicker than those used for the walls are used to construct the base.
Once the bottom is woven, workers can weave the tray’s sides. After that’s done, it sits out in the sun for an hour to dry.
With the aid of a knife, a young bamboo stick of the desired length and width is sliced into a thick layer. A round bamboo ring is made from carefully chosen bamboo pieces. In order to make a circle, simply use white adhesive on both edges of the bamboo and let dry. The bamboo strip has all its excess material hacked off with a knife.
After it has been allowed to dry, the wall portion of the tray, which has a shape that is somewhat resemblant to that of a wheel, is saved so that one can use it to secure a wide and thick stretch of bamboo to construct the bamboo tray which makes up the lip of a bamboo tray.
The rim provides an improved grip. The epoxy will be placed on the rims, and any excess bamboo strips will be trimmed off using a knife. An attractive and functional bamboo tray nears completion.
Bamboo Trays Are Commonly Used in What Contexts?
Multifunctional Bamboo platter trays, which can be found as part of a serving bamboo tray set, are an invaluable tool for transporting and presenting meals, snacks, desserts, drinks, and even wine from the kitchen to a dining table or other location.
