Could a second tray be used as a lid, or would the "lip" around the edge of this item prevent the lid from "seating" well?
1427716
I just tried it...and it doesn't really work. If you knew the top tray wouldn't get bumped, it would do fine but I wouldn't trust my kids with it without making a huge mess. :)
1427717
I don't see using two of these as a lid and tray set as an option. If you are looking for a stainless sealable option I use kids Konserve. The lids are BPA free plastic but I don't microwave or serve on plastic anyway. The KK sets are nice because they nest into one another.
1601749
Yes, but the legs don't stay in place. I would not choose this tray for this reason alone.
614624
My lid is 10" so would have sit on plate. I don't think will be problem since we had do that with our other one. Just be aware, if directions say leave uncovered, follow them or you'll have mess to clean up.
2154480
Container wouldn't be a problem...lid got very brittle when I put it in there...I don't think it would be a problem..
1386323
Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.
1472172
I think I answered that question already for someone else. I doubt it will fit over a side tray unless the side tray folds down. There isn't that much room left after it covers the Weber Kettle. It is a real nice cover though, thicker plastic than most. We were surprised and happy to find it was so nice when it arrived.
2188304
A Moore's answer was helpful--it should work but doesn't, because the tab is so stiff, it seems, that the tray won't come out.
655002
You'd have to lay it on its side. The top trays can be adjusted for length only.
1890907
Two 3" would probabaly work better than one 5.5" for an oblong tray. Be careful with placement so they are level.
1628356
Yes, but you'll have a lot of lid sticking out around the edges. I wouldn't do it offer and not at all around kids, elderly, or dingbats.
1768480
I think you could, but the top wouldn't be a flat work surface using the middle tray unless u turned it upside down. Might need to drill a few holes but I think it could work
998898
I don't have an answer for you, because I neither have nor use a lid with mine. I would suggest contacting the manufacture.
2202725
nope it would be two wide to fit on the tray, it only works for a 15, 16 and maybe 17 inches and that is about it.
655001
The only way would fir is to put it into one of the top fold out trays because the dividers can be moved, and you would have to lay it on it's side. The bottom portion is set up into four small sections and the divider cannot be removed otherwise it could go in the bottom on it's side. I purchased this as a second case to hold smaller items such lipsticks/glosses, small palettes and small tools (sponges, disposable applicators, etc)
808687
Don't think the dish cradle is deep enough for lids. I have only used it for dishes. Sorry no better answer
2178573
I considered this, but the structural integrity of the desk would be compromised beyond use. The bottom tray serves to keep the feet aligned with the top and make sure any weight placed on the top is properly distributed through the frame to the feet. I am sure that one could cut a notch out of the bottom tray, if not too deep, and still have the bottom serve its purpose. I hope this helps!
875675
Yes you can on the left side. No lid, the DVD tray is vertical if you lay it on it's left side it would be horizontal. Standing up the start button and tray button are in top. Hope this helps!