Personally, I would have preferred the use of silicone in place of rubber. Silicone has a high friction ratio, possibly better than rubber. Plus, silicone will withstand high temperatures better than rubber as well withstanding wear-and-tear. You might look at this and keep the cost difference in mind. A lifetime of safe use: this unique one-hand tray is made with of very strong, food-grade stainless steel. It has a rubberised coating to prevent anything on the tray moving while in motion.

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The trays are made from metals, often stainless steel and copper, and are mostly circular in shape. Some of the trays are luxurious in style as they are often used as ornaments for the home. It is known that the Turkish tray can double up as a decorative feature as the hook allows it to be hung and used for other items such as displaying candles.The Tipsi Tray was designed to make life easier for anyone who would benefit from using a tray one handed. The unique design allows easy use for those with balance issues, tremors and disabilities that make carrying a standard, traditional two-handed tray a lot more difficult, or even dangerous. It also works well for waiting staff in busy bars or cafes.

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There’s never a dull moment in the Den, much like there’s never a dull moment running a small business. The moral of this episode seems to be: know your brand, roll with the punches and don’t spin too many plates (or trays). More Dragons’ Den The Dragons appreciated Simpson’s ability to wangle a direct-as-vendor deal with a shopping network. But the praise came with a rude awakening: without a patent, Simpson’s design was left with no barrier to entry. Even the factories manufacturing Simpson’s products could “see you having a bit of success, easily replicate the item and massively undercut you on price,” Davies levelled with him. In all fairness to Paphitis’ indomitable spirit, this week’s episode was characterised by impressive ideas with bad business decisions.

This ingenious no spill tray is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before – a unique design to help you carry with one hand, no matter how shaky your hands or how difficult you usually find it to carry items safely on a traditional tray.

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Most popular during the Ottoman empire in Turkey, the traditional Turkish serving tray can be described as an innovative product ahead of its time. With the Tipsi Tray being a popular product and selling fast, we, fortunately, have a couple of alternative one-handed trays that could benefit your independence too. The New Topple Tray The Tipsi Tray is designed to make life easier for anyone who would benefit from using a tray one-handed. The unique design allows easy use for those with balance problems, dexterity issues and disabilities – such as Parkinson’s disease or cerebral palsy – which makes carrying a standard, traditional two-handed tray a lot more difficult, or even dangerous.You would be forgiven, watching this episode, for thinking all British entrepreneurial spirit had been stamped on by scaly claws as the following two contestants – a husband and wife duo bringing dogs to weddings and a father-and-daughter sales team offering inflatable life vests for sports – left the Den empty handed. It combines both the functions of a trolley tray and basket allowing you to safely carry items around your home while still using your walking frame. This reduces the risk of falls and accidents. The Tipsi Tray is an ingenious one-handed no spill tray that is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. It is made to help you carry with one hand, no matter how shaky your hands are or how difficult you usually find it to carry items safely on a traditional tray.

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On top of that, the tray is made from a polyurethane rubberised coating, which provides a firm grip on plates and glassware. Simply put, items on the tray stay flat and level relative to the handle. 3 accessible Tipsi Tray action ideas What an experience [Dragon’s Den was], despite not receiving investment in the Den I came away from the experience with a hugely positive attitude. Sara Davies sang my praises and I didn’t actually see much value in their potential investment. He added: “Tipsi Tray is a vast improvement on what was previously available on the market. Weak plastic single-handed trays were commonplace, uninspiring and based on ancient designs. The Tipsi Tray is designed to be carried one-handed and ensures items remain steady and level. You should carry the tray by your side rather than in front of you. This means you can always see your feet whilst walking. The largest in the circular range of Tipsi Trays - The 14 Inch circular Tipsi Tray™ is perfect for bigger loads and more drinks. With enough room for up to 9 drinks or a regular plate and a drink, the rectangular version is perfect for the larger family at home or cafe/bar setting.

I’m hoping to follow in the footsteps of Trunki which appeared in the Den in 2006. Theo pulled apart a Trunki travel case but despite this they have gone on to sell more than 2.8 million suitcases and is now a global success. Gravity Balance Design: unlike traditional trays the Tipsi Tray is held from above. This allows the swinging motion of the tray to counteract movement of items on the tray, and keep them balanced.