Stackable Multi-Tier Snack Tray for Coffee Table Serving
Set one stand in the middle of the coffee table and the snacks stop running together. Fruit, nuts and candy each get a level of their own, so the room looks ready for guests. Three tiers, a central spire and a smoked or clear finish make it a serving piece you will reach for at...
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Set one stand in the middle of the coffee table and the snacks stop running together. Fruit, nuts and candy each get a level of their own, so the room looks ready for guests. Three tiers, a central spire and a smoked or clear finish make it a serving piece you will reach for at every visit.
A stackable multi-tier snack tray that puts fruit, nuts and candy on one table-top stand
- cluttered coffee table snacks
- limited serving space for guests
- mixing fruit, nuts and sweets in one dish
Stack the snacks, clear the table
Before guests arrive, fruit, nuts and candy run together across a crowded coffee table. With one stackable tiered tray, each snack gets its own level and the table looks ready to host.
Three tiers, one tidy stand

Every snack gets its own level
Fruit goes on one tier, nuts on another and candy on top, so flavors stay apart and nobody digs through a mixed bowl. Single, two and three tier setups let you size the stand to the crowd.

A central spire holds it all
The central post and spire line up the tiers, so the stack goes together quickly and sits centered on the table. Keep the heavy snacks low and the stack stays steady for the whole evening.

Smoked honeycomb, table-ready
The embossed scale pattern and smoked translucent walls look styled without looking fussy. The clear version gives a lighter look on a bright table.
Stack, fill and serve in minutes
- 1Set the base on a flat surface
Place the stand on a firm, level table. A tilted surface makes the tiers lean and the spire look off-center.
- 2Stack the tiers on the post
Slide each bowl onto the central post in order and check that every tier sits level before you add food.
- 3Fill each tier to two-thirds
Put nuts and dried fruit on the bottom tier, fruit in the middle and candy on top. Filling to about two-thirds keeps the stack steady when guests reach in.
- 4Serve, then pack the leftovers
Serve straight from the stand. Afterward, lift the tiers off the post and move leftovers into food containers with lids.
Everything you need to assemble it
- Bowl tiers
Smoked or clear finish with scalloped rims and honeycomb scale walls
- Central post with spire×1
Tapered post that holds the tiers in line
Single, two or three tiers
- 25 cmWidth
- 16 cmHeight, single tier
- 26 cmHeight, two tier
- 36 cmHeight, three tier
Check the clearance above the stand if a shelf or low ceiling sits over the table.
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Not on a coffee table. The smoked tint and honeycomb walls read as a deliberate serving piece, and the clear version looks crisp under lamp light. It will not replace your heirloom platter, but it gives you a tidy serving layer without buying a full new set of dinnerware.
The stand is 25 cm wide, and the single-tier diagram lists a 12.5 cm depth, so it sits on most coffee tables without crowding drinks. The three-tier stack is 36 cm tall, so check the clearance if a shelf or low ceiling sits above the table.
Hand washing protects the finish, so wipe the tiers or wash them by hand with mild soap. Let them dry on a dish drying rack before you stack them again.
Yes, when you load it sensibly. Put the heaviest snacks on the bottom tier, fill each level to about two-thirds, and set the stand on a level surface. The central spire keeps the tiers aligned from top to bottom.
One stand does the job of several loose dishes and keeps snacks apart, so the table stays clear for drinks and plates. You use it at every visit, so the cost spreads across many gatherings instead of one party.
Yes. Both finishes share the same tier design, so a clear stand and a smoked stand can sit side by side on a long table for a lighter, layered look.





