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Find great deals on Amish carts and serving trays. Our carts, couch trays, and serving trays are perfect for the living room, TV room, and dining room to add an extra bit of mobile and store-able surface space when you have guests , are working on a project that needs an extra surface, or are wanting to take change the view during your snacking or dining routine. Amish Furniture Factory carries several varieties of styles and sizes of solid wood TV trays, carts, couch trays, and serving trays that will fill your needs.

We sell serving trays by the set, or in singles. We have standard size folding and fixed trays, or double width trays. Some serving trays we carry are fully adjustable or have extra spot for magazines or books. If you’re looking for a heavy duty cart for the kitchen or dining room area, check our Trestle Mission Serving Cart. The Trestle Mission Cart features four high quality coaster wheels, a shelf, drawer, and a towel rack that makes it suitable for extra serving or working space. If you’re interested in a great deal on whole set of folding solid wood TV trays with rolling cart included, check out the solid wood Folding TV Tray Set & Cart brought to us by Superior Woodworks.

Our Tea Cart is another option if you’re looking for a traditional looking and solid work horse for the kitchen or dining room. For similar carts, check out the Microwave/Serving Cart with Slatted Shelves, or our Utility Cart with Adjustable Shelf. Or, with its extra large front wheels the Tea Cart is an ideal candidate for being pushed longer distances over door thresholds and heavy carpet fibers without getting snagged and spilling valuable contents.

No matter which type of cart, couch tray, or serving tray you choose, you can rest assured you will be purchasing the highest quality, and most environmentally friendly carts, couch trays, and solid wood TV trays available. We don’t use any compressed particle boards with harsh glues and resins, and we don’t mix hard woods within one piece. The mixing of hardwoods causes variable expansion and contraction that shortens the life of the piece. When one hardwood is used in the same piece for the entire construction, it can expand and contract without the added stress of variation.