SUNPACK Heavy-Duty Mesh Tray | 10in x 20in - Orange - 1.0in Deep

Open-Mesh 1020 Drainage Tray for Propagation, 1in

Some propagation crops need water to move through the tray quickly instead of collecting under the media. SUNPACK MEGA-MESH Heavy-Duty Mesh Tray uses an open 10in x 20in structure and a low 1in profile to support drainage, airflow, and flat-crop handling.

The orange color helps separate crop zones, planting dates, or workflows at a glance. Pair it with a solid bottom tray when runoff capture or bottom watering is part of the system.

Key Features & Benefits

• Open mesh construction - lets water and air move through the tray for high-drainage propagation workflows.
• 1in low profile - works well for flat crops, shallow media, and tight rack spacing.
• Standard 1020 size - fits common benches, shelves, and compatible bottom trays.
• Heavy-duty build - reinforced structure supports loaded media better than light disposable flats.
• Orange color coding - helps teams identify crop groups or rotation stages quickly.

Who Should Use SUNPACK MEGA-MESH Trays

Use this tray for wheatgrass, fodder, soil blocks, rockwool cubes, microgreens, or any crop start that benefits from fast drainage. It is especially useful in workflows that pair mesh trays with catch trays below.

About SUNPACK MEGA-MESH

SUNPACK MEGA-MESH trays are heavy-duty open trays made for drainage-focused propagation. Listings for this SKU describe a 10in x 20in orange tray with a 1in depth and reinforced mesh build.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a mesh tray different from a solid tray?

A mesh tray lets water and air move through the bottom instead of holding liquid. A solid tray catches or holds water, so many growers use the two together.

When should I use the 1in depth?

Use the 1in depth when you want a low profile for flat crops, shallow media, or stacked rack systems. Deeper trays are better when media height or root volume needs more room.

Can this tray be used with rockwool cubes?

Yes, supplier descriptions list rockwool cubes among suitable uses. The open mesh lets excess water leave the tray while cubes stay organized.

Why choose the orange tray?

Orange makes visual sorting easier in multi-tray operations. Teams can use color to separate crop type, age, location, or workflow status.

Should I pair it with a bottom tray?

Use a bottom tray when you need to capture runoff or bottom-water the crop. The mesh tray handles support and drainage while the solid tray manages the water below.