Active Aqua 2.0 High Rise Tray, White, 4'x8' (ID)

Deep Sidewalls for Bigger Pots and Heavier Crops

Standard-depth trays work fine for small containers — but once you move up to larger pots, deeper substrate, or heavier crops, shallow sidewalls leave runoff and root crowns with nowhere to go but over the edge.

The Active Aqua 2.0 High Rise ID Tray solves that with 7.5" sidewalls and a 96" x 48" inner footprint (the usable internal space within the tray), giving larger root masses and taller pots the depth and room they need.

Outer dimensions of 102" x 54" x 7.5" keep the tray sized for standard bench layouts, while reinforced corners, thicker walls, and drainage channels keep it rigid and easy to clean through season after season of heavy use.

Key Features & Benefits

• 7.5" deep sidewalls — contain runoff and accommodate larger root masses, taller pots, and heavier crops without overflow.
• 96" x 48" inner footprint (ID) — maximizes usable internal growing space within the tray's outer frame.
• Reinforced corners and thicker walls — add rigidity and durability for the demands of repeated heavy-duty use.
• Drainage channels — allow excess water to move off the tray surface for faster, easier cleaning between cycles.
• Food-safe, UV- and chemical-resistant white polystyrene — resists staining, low heat, and chemical exposure over years of use.
• Proudly made in North America — backs the build quality with regional manufacturing and consistent sizing across the line.

Who Should Use the 4'x8' High Rise ID Tray

This tray suits growers running larger containers, deep substrate, or heavy crops who need the extra depth a 7.5" sidewall provides — especially anyone who has outgrown standard-depth trays and needs a 4'x8' footprint to match their layout.

Choosing the Right High Rise Tray Size

The Active Aqua 2.0 High Rise ID Tray line comes in 2x4, 4x4, and 8x4 sizes, all sharing the same 7.5" sidewall depth, food-safe white polystyrene, and North American manufacturing. Inner dimensions (ID) describe the usable space within the tray, while outer dimensions (OD) are measured at the outside lip — checking both against your bench layout and container sizes is what keeps the tray a clean fit in your space.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between inner and outer dimensions?

Inner dimensions (ID) describe the usable internal footprint within the tray, while outer dimensions (OD) are measured at the outside tray lip edges — useful for checking the tray against both your containers and your bench layout.

How deep are the sidewalls?

They're 7.5" deep, designed to contain runoff and give larger root masses, taller pots, and heavier crops the room they need without overflowing.

What is the tray made of?

It's molded from food-safe, UV-, heat-, stain-, and chemical-resistant high impact polystyrene, with reinforced corners and thicker walls for added durability, and it's proudly made in North America.

What other sizes are available?

The High Rise ID Tray line also comes in 2x4, 4x4, and 8x4 sizes, all sharing the same 7.5" sidewall depth and food-safe white polystyrene construction.

How do the drainage channels help with cleaning?

They route excess water off the tray surface, which speeds up drying and makes it easier to rinse and reset the tray between grow cycles.