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Custom Rolling Trays: Tin vs Palm Leaf vs Wood vs Bamboo

Updated 2026-10-27 · Prices from the live price tables

The short answer

For the biggest canvas at the lowest price, pick a tin rolling tray: the medium size gives you a 9" × 5.25" imprint for $5.50 at 70 pieces, dropping to $4.25 at 2,500+. For an eco story, palm leaf trays start at $2.20 (minimum 200). Wood and bamboo trays ($7.45–$8.80) are the premium gift.

Material by material

  • Tin (metal trays): small $3.15–$4.65, medium $4.25–$5.50, large $8.00–$9.35; raised rolled edges, food-grade.
  • Palm leaf (palm leaf trays): pressed natural leaves in 4", 6" and 8" and two heart shapes, flat pricing at a 200-piece minimum.
  • Wood (Wooden Rolling Trays) and bamboo (Bamboo Rolling Trays): 6.5" × 5" laser-etched area, minimum 70.

Prices at real quantities

TrayMinimum@ 250@ 1,000@ 2,500
Tin Rolling Trays – Small70$3.95$3.35$3.15
Tin Rolling Trays – Medium70$4.95$4.35$4.25
Wooden Rolling Trays70$8.25$7.60$7.45

Worked example: 500 medium tin trays = $2,300.00 + $40 setup = $2,340.00.

Artwork tips

  • Trays are the one item where a detailed, full-bleed design pays off; supply art at the tray's full size.
  • Wood and bamboo are laser-etched (one tone); keep fine lines above 0.5 pt.

Frequently asked

What size custom rolling tray should I order?

Medium (about 10.5" × 6.3") is the most popular: room for a full design and still easy to ship and store.

What is the minimum order for custom rolling trays?

70 pieces on tin, wood and bamboo; 200 on palm leaf.

Are palm leaf trays eco-friendly?

Yes. They are pressed from naturally fallen palm leaves and are biodegradable.

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