Large birch tray that works as well for many guests at the end of the day as for drying mushrooms and chanterelles after a day in the forest. The handles make the tray easy to grip and carry.
Product details
The tray is easy to grip and carry, thanks to the sturdy handles on the sides.
Olle Gyllang
Materials and care
Material
Birch veneer, Clear polyurethane/acrylic lacquer
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Compliance
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IKEA of Sweden AB
CHINA
IKEA KOREA
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IKEA Korea/ 1670-4532
8/1/2014
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Measurements
- Diameter: 44 cm
Packaging
SKALA
Article Number001.765.51- Width: 44 cm
- Height: 5 cm
- Length: 44 cm
- Weight: 1.04 kg
- Package(s): 1
Customer reviews
- Perfect size to carry items to dining table
I’ve been looking cost a while for a tray this size that would carry plates and additional items to the dining table. This one is perfect. The price is also just right. Quality is very sturdy and easy to clean.
Anonymous reviewer, India - Just what I was looking for
After buying the round metal table I wanted to fit in another shelf…..this tray fitted perfectly
Anonymous reviewer, Australia - Elegant multi-use tray
We love the look of the SKALA tray in our home. We primarily have it sitting on our ottoman, to make it a usable 'coffee table'. It looks elegant and has a lovely curve to it. We will have this for years to come.
Anonymous reviewer, Australia
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What is layer-glued wood?
With layer-glued wood it’s possible to create flexible and extra strong constructions with curved shapes, like frames for armchairs. The secret is a technique where many layers of thin wood veneer are glued together and then pressed into the desired shape. We often use wood like birch, beech, ash and even bamboo – and strive to use the raw material as smartly and efficiently as possible to avoid waste. Just like solid wood, it has natural variations in structure and colour.