Egg Crates & Egg Trays

Egg crates are pulp or plastic devices used to protect and separate items that could potentially be lost or broken easily, like eggs. While egg crate flats are most often used for storing eggs, they have various other uses, including storing small objects, housing crickets or cockroaches for reptiles, or even soundproofing areas. We offer several different styles to accommodate distinct needs. Our most popular categories of crates are the following: Quail Egg Trays, Chicken Egg Trays, and Machine Shop Trays.

Egg trays/egg flats/filler flats usually mean the same molded 30-egg tray. “Egg crates” often refer to plastic, stackable trays used for repeated handling. We stock pulp/paper/cardboard trays and reusable plastic trays.

Yes. We sell egg trays in pre-set pack sizes (small packs, box packs, and pallet loads). Packs are set this way so they ship efficiently and avoid extra freight charges. The more you buy, the lower the price per tray. Our pallet options give you the best bulk/wholesale pricing.

Yes. Pulp (paper/cardboard) trays are 100% recyclable and compostable. Plastic trays are reusable and recyclable where PETE or polypropylene is accepted. Always check local recycling rules.

All of our egg flats and egg crates are non-returnable. We recommend that you measure the product you are looking to put in one of our flats and compare it to the dimensions shown on our website for that product. If you need help understanding the measurements, please refer to our “Measuring an Egg Tray” page.

Yes. While designed for eggs, pulp trays are often repurposed for sound dampening because of their shape and fibrous material. They’re an inexpensive option for DIY acoustic projects.

Besides storing and transporting eggs, egg trays can be repurposed for a variety of practical and creative uses. They’re often used for starting seeds in gardening, as the individual cells make perfect compartments for seedlings. In craft projects, they can be used for sorting small items like beads, nuts, and bolts. Restaurants and bakeries may use them to prep or organize ingredients. Some customers even use egg trays for storing golf balls, holiday ornaments.

Yes. Many buyers use plastic egg trays for CNC parts, tools, and lab items. Plastic trays are washable and reusable. Pulp egg filler flats work as cost-effective dividers and packing inserts.

Yes. Many buyers use our quail egg trays for smaller eggs and small parts. They’re sold in bulk and in small quantities

We sell the widest variety of egg flats and trays in bulk quantities at wholesale pricing. We also ship our egg flats and egg trays on the same business day, so you get them as quickly as possible. Finally, we offer several proprietary products that were specially designed in direct response to customer demand and feedback.

Yes, we do ship bulk egg cartons and egg trays to Canada and the continental US. However, shipping fees do apply to orders shipped to Canada. Orders to Canada are still shipped the same business day if the order is placed before 3 PM EST.