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Teak Trays & Entertainment - Serving Trays and Caddies

Choose the serving or organizing format you need: a teak serving tray, a tray with an X-stand, or a Coach kitchen sink caddy. Compare the four current models by where the surface will sit and what it will hold. See ARB’s 5-Year Warranty.

A tray, a raised serving surface or a sink caddy?

The serving tray provides a movable surface for carrying or displaying items. The tray with X-stand adds a support stand for a raised serving arrangement. Compare the listed dimensions and allow a clear, stable placement area.

The smaller Coach sink caddy and larger Coach sink caddy are different from a serving tray. Measure the sink opening and supporting edges before selecting a fit. For bathtub models, use the separate tub and bath caddy guide.

Teak Tray & Caddy FAQs

Quick answers for choosing and caring for teak trays and caddies.

Which teak trays and caddies should I choose?▾

Choose the tray for carrying or display, the X-stand model when you want a supported serving surface, and a sink caddy for organization across a suitable sink. Check what is included and the selected product’s fit and placement notes.

Can teak trays and caddies be used in humid spaces?▾

Teak’s natural oils contribute to resistance to moisture and decay. Wipe up spills and let wet wood dry. Use each model in its stated setting and check the surface that supports it; natural water resistance does not determine whether a caddy will fit your sink.

What should I measure before buying?▾

Compare the overall tray footprint, available counter space, sink opening and the width of the supporting edges. For the X-stand, allow room for the complete stand as well as the tray. Confirm an uncertain fit with ARB before ordering.

How do I care for teak trays and caddies?▾

Wipe the teak as needed. For occasional washing, use mild soap and water with a soft-bristle brush along the grain; rinse or wipe clean and let dry. ARB recommends the natural finish without added teak oil or sealant. See the teak care guide.