Single Handed Tipsi Tray - Easy to Use Serving Tray, Premium Carry Tray Platter for Food and Drink. Perfect at Home, On Stairs and Opening Doors. (14 Inch Diameter) (1.5kg)

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This leaves your other hand free to hold a banister, open doors, hold a walking stick or move through crowds. From January 2023, Disability Horizons received the very first batch of the new Topple Trays, a brand new and improved design of the Tipsi Tray, which is much smaller, lightweight and portable. With the Tipsi Tray being a popular product and selling fast, we, fortunately, have a couple of alternative one-handed trays that could benefit your independence too. The Tipsi Tray features raised edges and a non-skid surface for keeping dishes securely in place to minimise spills and messes.

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I began work on Tipsi Tray™, the Single Handed serving tray designed to make life easier and safer in the home and hospitality industry. SINGLE HANDED USE | New and Improved design based on the original Tipsi Tray by single handed products. It uses centripetal force which helps to reduce the chance of spilling any food and drink being carried. Paphitis wailed that the matt “absolutely pongs of cheap, nasty plastic”, while Suleyman chipped in, “It smells of fish!Lees ons privacybeleid en cookiebeleid voor meer informatie over hoe we je persoonlijke gegevens gebruiken. NON-SPILL EDGES AND GRIPPED SURFACE | Unlike cheap, smooth plastic trays the Tipsi Tray™ is made from polyurethane with a rubberised coating meaning that items will not slip even while in motion.

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It is known that the Turkish tray can double up as a decorative feature as the hook allows it to be hung and used for other items such as displaying candles. First to the floor was Deborah Lockhart with Honest Blends, a company specialising in luxurious organic plant-based products.The Tipsi Tray, which has a long, curved handle which means it can be used one-handed and remain incredibly stable without spilling food or drink, was designed and a prototype built by his grandfather Andrew Townson in Yorkshire in the early 1980s. Als u niet wilt dat wij en onze partners cookies en persoonsgegevens voor deze aanvullende doeleinden gebruiken, klik dan op ' Alles weigeren'. These serving trays are traditional to the Turkish culture and most often associated with serving mainly tea and coffee however, they are also widely used to serve food. In addition, if you fancy showing a party trick to your family and friends, the Tipsi Tray can be spun around overhead with a drink on top – as demonstrated on Dragon’s Den ( Be warned– it is an extreme skill and not part of its intended use!