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Vogue Aluminium Pizza Tray Wide Rim 8in

SKU: GE196

£2.88(£3.46 inc VAT)

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This is a standard 8-inch aluminium pizza tray with a wide rim, designed for baking and serving individual pizzas in a commercial kitchen setting. The wide rim provides a defined edge that helps retain the pizza during handling and makes it easier to manoeuvre in and out of a deck or conveyor oven.

Aluminium is the material of choice for pizza baking in professional kitchens because it conducts heat efficiently and evenly, helping to produce a consistently baked base without hot spots. At this size, the tray is well suited to individual portion pizzas — a common format in pub kitchens, cafés, and casual dining operations where a range of sizes is typically run alongside one another.

In practical terms, aluminium trays at this weight are straightforward to stack, store, and rotate through service. They clean easily and stand up well to daily oven use, though like all aluminium bakeware they benefit from avoiding abrasive cleaning methods that can score the surface over time.

At 205mm in diameter, this tray is suited to an 8-inch pizza. Operations running larger portion sizes or needing to cover multiple sizes would typically keep a range of tray sizes to hand. For higher-volume sites or those looking for a more robust build, heavier-gauge alternatives are worth considering.

If you are building out a set of pizza trays for the first time or are unsure how many you need to support your service volume, we are happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

How many trays do I need for a typical pizza service?

As a general guide, most kitchens work on having at least two to three trays per pizza size in active rotation at any one time, with additional stock to cover trays in the wash. The right number depends on your expected covers and how quickly trays cycle through the oven — if you are unsure, it is worth talking through your service volume before ordering.

Are these trays suitable for use in deck ovens and conveyor ovens?

Yes, aluminium pizza trays are commonly used in both deck and conveyor ovens in commercial kitchens. The material handles repeated high-temperature baking well in either format, though you should always check the maximum temperature rating of the tray against your oven's operating temperature.

How should I clean and maintain aluminium pizza trays?

Aluminium trays are best cleaned with warm water and a non-abrasive cloth or brush. Harsh scourers or strong alkaline detergents can mark or pit the surface over time, which can affect how cleanly the base releases. A light seasoning with oil before first use can help condition the surface.
Vogue Aluminium Pizza Tray Wide Rim 8in

£2.88(£3.46 inc VAT)

£2.88(£3.46 inc VAT)

This is a standard 8-inch aluminium pizza tray with a wide rim, designed for baking and serving individual pizzas in a commercial kitchen setting. The wide rim provides a defined edge that helps retain the pizza during handling and makes it easier to manoeuvre in and out of a deck or conveyor oven.

Aluminium is the material of choice for pizza baking in professional kitchens because it conducts heat efficiently and evenly, helping to produce a consistently baked base without hot spots. At this size, the tray is well suited to individual portion pizzas — a common format in pub kitchens, cafés, and casual dining operations where a range of sizes is typically run alongside one another.

In practical terms, aluminium trays at this weight are straightforward to stack, store, and rotate through service. They clean easily and stand up well to daily oven use, though like all aluminium bakeware they benefit from avoiding abrasive cleaning methods that can score the surface over time.

At 205mm in diameter, this tray is suited to an 8-inch pizza. Operations running larger portion sizes or needing to cover multiple sizes would typically keep a range of tray sizes to hand. For higher-volume sites or those looking for a more robust build, heavier-gauge alternatives are worth considering.

If you are building out a set of pizza trays for the first time or are unsure how many you need to support your service volume, we are happy to talk it through.