everous Serving Tray,Olive Wood Resin Serving Board,Great for Dinner Trays, Tea Tray, bar Tray, Breakfast Tray, or Any Food Tray

This is an absolutely gorgeous resin wood tray in my opinion, and the feel of it is so nice, like a super smooth satin finish. I love the natural wood variations and the blue resin gives it such a nice pop in color while the golden handles tie it all together into one beautiful piece of art almost. I won't be using this for food as a serving tray because I really do love looking at the wood and resin, so I would like it to last as long as possible. This did not come with any care instructions as far as I coukd find, so for now I've only cleaned it with a damp cloth to get dust and residue off of it, and I'll more thank likely be displaying other artsy nick nacks on it as well. The handles were a little loose when this arrived as another reviewer had mentioned, but I don't feel like the quality of them is bad at all; however, I do think the issue may be that whoever is installing the handles is doing it in a hurry or with a power tool because the screws were still a little loose, and they all came already worn and almost stripped. After I tightened them, I stuck the provided styrofoam stick on protectors over the screw holes, so hopefully they don't come loose again with time. Thanks and hope this helps!

So, this little dude, at 35 bucks or so, has some undeniable visual pop. The teal resin amid the wood definitely makes this stand out. It feels bonded well, but I'm not so sure I'd ever put this in the dishwasher, so just be wary of what you serve on this thing.Ours looked fine out of the box, and we were going to use it for food, so not sure about needing to oil it up as some others have noted. We also didnt have issues with sharp corners. I actually think rounded corners on this would kill the overall design feel. It's not a cutting board?The handles are a little on the janky side -- not sure they totally suit the aesthetic. Something more understated and less blingy might work way better, though we were fine with them as is. Our only real issue is that its really narrow/lacks depth. Even adding another 3/4 in to either side of the short sides would allow us to fit things better, and give you some room around the handles. Outside of that, neat little starters and apps accessory.

This is a nice tray. I wish it was a little bigger. The gold handles look so nice with this wood. I think it’s a little pricey…. But compared to others it seems to be the average cost. It is very nice.

Out of the box this serving tray left much to be desired. It was dusty, dirty, and had loose handles. I cleaned it up, conditioned it with mineral oil, and tightened the handles and it is now as close to perfect as it will get. It looks beautiful and feels great. Two of the screws (one on each handle) were rusted right out of the box unfortunately so I replaced them. The handles can easily be replaced as well if need be but as for now they serve their purpose. For the price, I would've expected the tray to be presentable right out of the box and not require as much TLC as it did.

The first two things I noticed when I pulled this out of the box, is that the handles were loose and wobbly, and it was dusty. It really appeared like it had just been sanded with some 220/320 sandpaper and then thrown in the box covered in sawdust.I attempted to tighten the handles, and it helped a lot but one screw seems stripped out, because it just spins. Two of the four screws appear rusty somehow.The board looks decent. The wood has an unfinished appearance that might be helped with cutting board oil or wax, which I don't happen to have. The handles look nice but like I said, each side has one end that is loose.

The tray looks decent but is not a perfect one. The edges are too sharp and should have been rounded ever so slightly instead of leaving them that sharp. Also, one of the handles feels a bit loose within the handle itself (it is tight against the tray itself). The feet pads do not come attached to the tray and you have to peel and stick them yourself. These may be minor issues but they are what takes a product from ordinary to perfection.

Cheap handles, but do the job and they’re easy to replace if needed. The board itself is gorgeous, smooth, and well made. Last picture is after washing and a little oil. I do recommend this.

Lovely wood grain on this product. The only thing I don’t really like are the handles. They feel a little cheap and I will replace with something else. They just screw on through the back, which is nice.