Review on Handcrafted Rustic Wooden Serving Trays with Handles: A Charming Addition to Your Tabletop by Narendra Thapa

I didn't realize they were that light, which isn't necessarily a problem, but I wouldn't use them to carry a large bowl of hot soup without having to hold the bottom of the tray. I've found that I don't actually use the handles very often, instead I always try to carry the tray with my forearm resting on the bottom of the tray; Anything about that I don't believe, as if the tray might fall apart one day just holding it by the handles. But that's normal for most dishes, isn't it? The largest tray fell apart in one of the corners; This was an easy fix using wood glue, but I saw the trays being assembled which also made me less confident about the strength/strength of the trays. Because of this, the trays don't seem to cost $32; I'd say this tray set would be a better fit at around $20.