10x20 Mesh Trays

Quite sturdy. They drain beautifully. Seem quite tough and are thick enough. A good buy. Strong. Well made. However, "sturdy" is a relative term. I put 10 quart-pots of wet soil in one and watered the pots. It was too much weight so the tray couldn't take it. (Meaning the plastic twisted and dumped the contents.) I doubled the trays and that worked fairly well. Tripling would be better. These trays were meant for little seedling pots or 3-4" pots. They are plenty stout for that job. They will last a long time.

These are a good size and seem pretty sturdy. The plastic material should last for quite a bit if taken care of. I'm not sure if these are UV shielded or not. The mesh holes on the bottom are sturdy and there is no standing water on the bottom when you water plants in them. In the end I felt these were a pretty good purchase and should last many years.

These are very well made and sturdy trays. They are comparable to the bootstrap kind, but they are a fraction of the cost. I have purchased these in the past and they have lasted for years with daily use

First things first, the trays I received have a light plastic ish smell, not OVERWHELMING at all. Secondly, the trays are made very well. Thick, flexible, I can expect a long service life from these trays. Thirdly, the mesh is very well spaced. The holes aren't too big, or too small. Additionally, I found their very slightly smaller size, to fit exceptionally well inside my 1020 trays, not too snug, but definitely not too small. I am pleased with this purchase, yet I feel they are still a tad bit overpriced, containing only 6 trays. 4.5 stars.

Sturdy enough. I pair these with soil blocks for seed starting. Durable enough to use for multiple years.

Nice quality

So, these are much sturdier than the inexpensive 1020 trays I've used. They have that going for them. But my standard nursery sized pots don't quite fit. I have other 1020 trays they fit perfectly in. Normally, there's another sturdy brand I prefer, but I was having difficulty getting those. I'd rather pay a bit more for trays I don't throw away every year. These do fit that bill... but they will be my 'emergency' trays that drain rather than my go to.

Worked perfect for growing deserts for chickens

Love these trays very sturdy

Pafait

Trays like this make growing your own micro greens super easy. You just add some hemp pads to it, put the seeds down and keep moist. Easy to drain and replace the water, so much easier than using soil. The tray is a sturdy plastic, well made and should hold up well.

These mesh bottom trays are good to start seedlings and for microgreens. I find these trays to be very sturdy. I like the size of the holes easy for the water to drain.

For 40$ per 6pk it is very expensive for the quality. When you are growing microgreens, you need even holes to get an even crop. Like you can see in my pictures, it was very uneven. Also, you need a tray with no holes to put on top during the first few days; unfortunately, none of the ones I had at home were able to fit in it. I had to cover the holes with aluminum paper. I tried to grow speckle peas in it, and ended up a very sad crop. I prefer sturdier trays which you can get for a better price.