What is the usable depth of the trays?
1259679
You have about 1/2 inch on the top of the tray and then another 1/2 inch clearance from the tray or lid above. This helps in not getting your food to thick, taking a long time to dry.
1259680
I just measured from bottom of one tray to top of the other and it is just under an inch. ed
1259681
they are about one inch deep but it is inconceivable that anyone would pile that much material into one tray. thin slices of apples, mangoes, etc., one layer deep. too much density and the machine would burn up before completing its job.
2186185
You can fit 26 of the standard 1(one) inch depth trays in the carrier. The trays are not plastic so I am not sure what trays you are speaking of.
209495
The diameter of the tray (measurement across the center) is twelve inches and the distance from the bottom of one tray to the bottom of the next is four inches. There are 6 sections on each tray and the section sides are about 2" high, although they do taper higher towards the center. They turn easily for me and I have found them to be useful for storing jewelry projects.
808340
They will not fit in the one I have. I just measured the bottom of the drawer and it is 9 1/2 by 13 1/2 inside. The top of the drawers are larger, 10 3/8 by 14 3.8 but your trays would just about sit at the top and not "sink" down into the drawer. The manufacturer may give their measurements as the outside ones because there is a lip all around that is about 1/4". The previous comment says her top is plastic - mine is metal. I use to store beads for jewelry in sorting trays available at many places - maybe Jason could change his sorting trays, but that may not be feasible.
2246321
Approximately.... Sm tray = 8.75" x 12.5" inside areaLg tray = 10.25" x 13.25" inside area
339967
1 3/4" from inside bottom to Top if sidewall. Closer to 2" if u measure from outside of tray as it is angled.
772783
I can also send you photos of the tray with a ruler on top of it so you can see the exact measurements. Let me know.
909905
Well, I used them for a homemade keyboard tray. They have multiple height settings roughly about 1/2 to 5/8 inch apart. I have mine on the second to last setting and I have about 2 inches clearance from the bottom of the desk. I know these aren't exact numbers but I hope it helps.
613208
overall tray is about 12" long. The cavities are about 1.5" deep, 1" wide and 3" long....but I found you can't fill them completely up as it will expand up and over. The tray is great for solid treats (like lady fingers or corn bread sticks) but not something you want to hollow out. I originally tried to make twinkies with this before I found an actual twinkie mold.
711223
The trays have the same diameter. They are 7.75 inches (19.68 cm). 2trays with sides are 0.75inches deep (1.9 cm). Hope this helps.
1035766
The last tray is 4.5 inches and the second level from the bottom upwards is 5 inches....but because of the curve you may have to slide your box from the side....the top of the tray is open so hight is not a problem!
1031840
The total depth of the tray is about 16 inches. The portion of the tray that actually extends out from under the desk is 12 inches. It is a great desk
2032338
The trays are 1.5" deep so it doesn't look like it will close with a 2 inch tall item in any of the trays
2036473
JNO,The trays are held on with 2 thumb screws on the back side. These can be loosened up to allow you to get underneath the tray.Than you!
104980
The top of the tray is 3.5 in deep and the bottom is 2 7/8 in deep. It's got a little slant to it. Hope that helps.
27120
I bought them and could not use them in my shallow cabinets. I don't have measurements as I had to give them to goodwill. Buyer be warned.
902092
I don't know as mine came broken and I threw the top part away and happily use the bottom. I found the top problematic for the reason you asked. Guessing it is maybe 2" deep (high) so what ever goes under that tray can't stick up very high. I hope that answers your question. F