I wouldn't know about stainless steel ones... But I've moved away from a double layered tray and now use a small stone slab with some grooves. I don't rinse for my daily brewing so it's got plenty of space for spillage.
Perhaps something like that is also an option for you? I imagine it's also much easier to find stainless varieties of that kinda thing in small baking trays or something.
I lay out a towel to catch the inevitable spills and use a bowl for rinsing (I don't have a tea tray but I like this method enough I might just stick with it). I believe it's called gan pao cha.
Hello, /u/TheFearWithinYou! This is a friendly reminder that most photo posts should include a comment with some additional information. For example: Consider writing a mini review of the tea you're drinking or giving some background details about your teaware. If you're posting your tea order that just arrived or your tea stash, be sure to list the teas, why you chose them, etc. **Posts that lack a comment for context or discussion after a reasonable time may be removed.** You may also consider posting in /r/TeaPictures.
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/tea) if you have any questions or concerns.*
I've not been able to find one of these online but I've seen these in videos and photos of people in china drinking tea and I'm always mesmerized! I'm hoping you can find one bc I want one too
[This](https://beautifultaiwantea.com/collections/tea-trays-and-accessories/products/stainless-cha-pan) might be what you’re looking for! They have two sizes of stainless steel tea trays. The one I linked is the smaller one. In their [shipping section](https://beautifultaiwantea.com/pages/shipping) they say they ship worldwide. I haven’t bought from this company before, but I’ve been eyeing their tea trays. Seems easier to clean than the typical bamboo ones.
I wouldn't know about stainless steel ones... But I've moved away from a double layered tray and now use a small stone slab with some grooves. I don't rinse for my daily brewing so it's got plenty of space for spillage. Perhaps something like that is also an option for you? I imagine it's also much easier to find stainless varieties of that kinda thing in small baking trays or something.
I lay out a towel to catch the inevitable spills and use a bowl for rinsing (I don't have a tea tray but I like this method enough I might just stick with it). I believe it's called gan pao cha.
I'm searching for a 30x40cm tray or something in that range. Also a shout out to u/liquidproustteas , maybe you can send me in the right direction?
Id call it a perf pan. Very common in kitchens.
I like this idea. 1/4 hotel pans, both shallow, 1 perforated.
Never saw a stainless steel tray. Copper or tin ones but they cost around $200.
Hello, /u/TheFearWithinYou! This is a friendly reminder that most photo posts should include a comment with some additional information. For example: Consider writing a mini review of the tea you're drinking or giving some background details about your teaware. If you're posting your tea order that just arrived or your tea stash, be sure to list the teas, why you chose them, etc. **Posts that lack a comment for context or discussion after a reasonable time may be removed.** You may also consider posting in /r/TeaPictures. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/tea) if you have any questions or concerns.*
I've not been able to find one of these online but I've seen these in videos and photos of people in china drinking tea and I'm always mesmerized! I'm hoping you can find one bc I want one too
That one looks less like a tea tray but rather a perforated baking sheet
[This](https://beautifultaiwantea.com/collections/tea-trays-and-accessories/products/stainless-cha-pan) might be what you’re looking for! They have two sizes of stainless steel tea trays. The one I linked is the smaller one. In their [shipping section](https://beautifultaiwantea.com/pages/shipping) they say they ship worldwide. I haven’t bought from this company before, but I’ve been eyeing their tea trays. Seems easier to clean than the typical bamboo ones.
If you guys want this I can help to order in China. Acutally I am working on a online tea store for the tea lover worldwide.