Trays and Boxes
Trays and Boxes helps organize preparation and accessory storage in one place. The category includes trays and mats, containers and stash boxes, preparation stands or holders, and smoker's kits combining different products.
List of products
This group brings together accessories with several different roles. A tray provides a convenient work surface, a box or stash container organizes small items, and a dedicated stand stabilizes the roll being prepared. A kit combines several of these functions. You can therefore select one solution for a particular task or put together a more extensive setup.
Trays and mats as work surfaces
A tray or mat organizes the preparation area and keeps items on a designated surface. The current selection includes different designs, such as the two-piece RAW STRIPED FLIP bamboo tray, the metal RAW Dinner Tray, and the portable RAW Boarding Pass tray with a grater. These examples show how material, form, and additional design features can vary within one subtype.
How you use the accessory matters most. A larger format provides more working space, while a portable design better suits situations where it needs to fit easily into what you carry. Two-piece construction or an additional component such as a grater belongs to specific models and is not a feature of every tray.
- bamboo and metal models
- conventional, two-piece, and portable designs
- a format suited to the space and way it will be used
Boxes, cases, and stash containers
Containers focus on storage and organization. They may take the form of a wooden box such as the Amsterdam model measuring 15 cm × 6 cm, a RAW Classic Black King Size Slim metal case, or a stash container included in a larger set. Differences in shape and dimensions affect the types of small accessories they can organize.
Treat a box as a separate organizational component rather than a tray substitute. Its closed or compact form serves a different purpose from an open work surface. Combining both types can be practical when preparation and subsequent storage take place in one organized area.
Preparation stands and holders
A stand or holder helps stabilize a roll during preparation. RAW X Stand is one example in the range. Its purpose is narrower than a tray's: rather than providing an entire work surface, it supports a specific stage and can complement other accessories.
This type of component is useful for people who want to separate the functions of their setup. A tray gathers the small items needed, a box stores them, and a stand provides a place for the roll being prepared. Each subtype serves a different role, so identical construction should not be expected.
Ready-made sets and accessory care
A smoker's kit gathers different products in one set. The current catalog includes the Ganja Set with a grinder, an 18 × 12.5 cm tray, and a stash container. This combination suits someone who wants to bring preparation, grinding, and storage together immediately instead of choosing each item separately.
Care depends on the accessory's material and construction. A smooth tray surface is usually easier to clean as you go, while boxes, joints, and more complex components require attention in their corners and crevices. Regular residue removal helps maintain order and the free movement of moving parts, if the product has them.
- individual accessories for specific tasks
- sets combining several functions
- care adapted to material and construction
Key Information
- Trays and mats provide a dedicated preparation surface
- Containers and stash boxes provide organized storage
- Stands and holders support roll preparation
- Smoker's kits combine different accessories in one set
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a tray differ from a box or stash container?
A tray provides an open preparation surface, while a box or stash container primarily provides organized accessory storage.
What can a smoker's kit contain?
Contents depend on the specific set. For example, the Ganja Set in the range combines a grinder, an 18 × 12.5 cm tray, and a stash container.

