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This versatile tray can hold up to 12 standard bread loaves, providing ample storage for your freshly baked goods. With 2- and 4-way blade entry, this tray is compatible with high-volume and automated systems, making it ideal for busy bakeries.
This item was made in the United States of America.
This item can safely be stacked with identical or indicated items to promote easy transportation and space-saving storage.
This tray's damage-resistant plastic construction features reinforced corners and smooth surfaces, ensuring durability and ease of use. Equipped with comfortable dual hand grips, this bread tray offers easy portability and handling, allowing your staff to transport baked goods with ease.
The tray's rail / groove design allows for efficient blind stacking, optimizing your storage space and keeping your bakery organized. Additionally, the space-saving cross-stack and nesting capabilities allow you to stack different tray sizes in one area, maximizing your storage space and streamlining your bakery operations. Move, store, or display your baked goods in your high-volume bakery, supermarket, or deli with this Baker's Lane bread tray!
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A good price for some bread trays. They are a good size and makes transporting a lot of bread easy. The only downside is that they can be a little tricky to stack; you have to line them very straight to get them to slide in place. They're nice and sturdy too.
