Wood Serving Tray Made From Reclaimed Pallet Wood Ottoman Tray
This listing is for one MADE TO ORDER serving tray made out of reclaimed wooden pallets. Serving Tray Measures : 24" x 13.5" x 2.5" The wood has been sanded, applied our own special technique (not stained), then clear sealed. Each serving tray will be unique based on the knots and wear of the wood used. Custom sizes and items are available. All of our items are handmade in the USA.
Type
- wood
Finish
- stained
Material
- reclaimed
Features
- eco-friendly
Meet the Maker
Matt Dykstra
Reclaimed Interior
We specialize in reclaimed wood furniture and decor pieces using mostly wooden shipping pallets.
Customer Reviews
Holly
Jul 30, 2013I couldn't be happier with the product or experience. I got exactly what I asked for, and I got it on time. The table looks even nicer in person than in photos.
Nichole
Dec 3, 2014Our toy box arrived damaged and the hinges used were rather cheap and not a slow-close or safety hinge. Not requesting those hinges was my mistake though, I expected it to be standard on a heavy wood toy box where the lid could easily slam down crushing a child's hand. Also, I did not report the damage in shipping to the builder b/c we had just lost our home in the Moore, OK tornado and had more pressing matters to attend to. So in the builder's defense, I did not give him the opportunity to rectify the things I was dissatisfied with.
Catherine
Jul 30, 2013LOVE the reclaimed wood ottoman tray that Matt created for me!! A beautiful piece that looks just like the picture(s) and Matt had no issue at all customizing the size for me. I was always kept in the loop regarding the status of the project as well as shipping plans.... I'd absolutely recommend Matt and would not hesitate to commission another piece if the need arises!
Heidi Sparacino
Sep 8, 2014The tray is lovely! I would have liked to have been told that the bottom of the tray (on which glasses /bowls/plates might be set) was not going to be even or flat. Am sure that working with reclaimed wood has something to do with this. Knots, scratches, etc. would not be surprising, but the fact that the bottom of this tray is not even or "sealed" does. Still a beautiful piece. Just have to tell the kids not spill anything on it! :)