Rolling Trays

Rolling trays are flat, lipped surfaces built to contain loose herb, papers, filters, and your grinder while you roll — so nothing ends up in the sofa cushions. Azarius has been stocking rolling gear since 1999, and we carry 40+ trays across metal, bamboo, wood, glass, ceramic-coated, and LED-lit formats. Buy one that fits your surface and your style — small for travel, large for group sessions.

Buy Rolling Trays — The Complete Azarius Buying Guide

A rolling tray is the single cheapest upgrade to your smoking setup. You don't need one to roll a joint, but once you've used a proper lipped surface for a week, you'll wonder how you ever scraped herb off the carpet. Raised edges catch every stray crumb, the flat surface lets your grinder sit level, and the whole kit wipes clean in seconds.

We carry trays from every brand worth buying — RAW, Cookies, Hemper, TYSON 2.0, Best Buds, G-Rollz, Royal Queen Seeds, Vibes, Blazy Susan, Marley Natural, SLX, and Glow Tray. Prices run from a few euros for a small metal tray to premium bamboo and crystal-glass builds. Here's how to pick.

Rolling Tray Sizes at a Glance

Choosing by your rolling surface is simpler than choosing by brand — measure your lap or your coffee table first, then shop the size that fits.

What We Carry

• Metal trays — the classic choice. RAW Rolling Tray, Cookies Rolling Tray, Best Buds Metal Rolling Tray Large, TYSON 2.0 Mike Bite, and the Royal Queen Seeds tray. Lightweight, cheap, curved edges, wipes clean.
• Wood and bamboo — the RAW Wooden Rolling Tray in acacia, the Marley Natural Large Wooden Tray in black walnut, and the RAW Bamboo Backflip Tray that folds shut like a board game case. Heavier, warmer, sits still on the table.
• Folding / modular — the RAW Bamboo Triple Flip splits into three magnetic panels with built-in cutaways for grinder, papers and tips. The RAW Munchies Box lid flips over into a tray. The Rolling Tray with Secret Box hides a second compartment underneath.
• LED glow trays — the Pink Dolphin Glow Tray, Alien Labs Glow Tray, VIBES x Glow Tray and the Hip-Hop Golden Age trays (Tupac, Snoop, Eazy-E) with six multicolour LEDs. Roll in the dark at festivals without losing material.
• Ceramic-coated and glass — the SLX Ceramic-Coated Rolling Tray (scratch-resistant, wipes clean in seconds) and the RAW Crystal Glass Rolling Tray (3.4 kg of actual crystal glass, doubles as an ashtray).
• Hemp and eco builds — Blazy Susan's Hemp Rolling Tray made from hemp plastic, and the Santa Cruz Hemp Tray Kit with Sifting Screen that collects kief through a built-in mesh.
• Tray + box combos — the Best Buds Rolling Tray Box and the Rolls Secret Box give you a tray lid and storage underneath in one kit.
• Accessories — the RAW Magnetic Rolling Tray Cover snaps onto your RAW tray in Small or Large, and the RAW x My Weigh Tray Scale pairs a 0.01g precision scale with a rolling surface.

How to Choose Your Rolling Tray

If you're buying your first one, get a medium metal tray and don't overthink it. The RAW Rolling Tray Small (27.5 × 17.5 cm), the Best Buds Metal Rolling Tray Large, or any of the TYSON 2.0 metal trays will do the job for years. Metal is cheap, durable, survives drops, and cleans with a paper towel.

If you roll in public — festivals, park benches, train journeys — shop the folding and magnetic options. The RAW Bamboo Backflip looks like a board game case and seals shut with eight magnets. The Best Buds Rolling Tray Box holds your papers, lighter and flower in a closed 18 × 14 cm kit. Pair any RAW metal tray with the RAW Magnetic Rolling Tray Cover and you've got a sealed portable station.

If you want something that looks good on your coffee table, order the Marley Natural Large Wooden Tray in black walnut, the Hemper Luxe Marble (white-and-gold or black), or the RAW Crystal Glass tray. These are the ones you don't hide when guests come over.

If you roll in low light, get an LED glow tray. Six multicolour modes on the Pink Dolphin, Alien Labs, VIBES x Glow Tray, or the Chi Modu hip-hop prints. Honestly, they're a bit of a gimmick — but a brilliant gimmick at a festival after dark.

When in doubt, start with a medium RAW metal tray. It's the one most people come back to.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a rolling tray actually for?

A rolling tray is a flat, lipped surface that contains loose herb, papers, filters and your grinder while you roll. Raised edges stop material sliding off, and the smooth surface gives your grinder somewhere level to sit. It saves you scraping crumbs off the carpet.

What size rolling tray should I buy?

For most people, a medium tray around 27 × 15–17 cm is the sweet spot — fits on your lap, holds a full kit, doesn't dominate the table. Buy a small or mini if you travel a lot, and a large (34 × 27.5 cm) if you roll for groups or want room to spread out.

Metal, wood, or bamboo — what's the difference?

Metal is cheapest, lightest, and cleans fastest — the default for most rollers. Wood and bamboo are heavier and stay put on the table, plus they look better in a living room. Bamboo folding trays like the RAW Backflip add magnetic closure for portability. Ceramic-coated and glass are premium picks that resist scratches and residue.

Do rolling trays come with lids?

Most don't, but you can buy the RAW Magnetic Rolling Tray Cover separately in Small (27.5 × 17.5 cm) or Large (34 × 27.5 cm) to snap onto any matching RAW tray. Folding options like the RAW Bamboo Backflip and Triple Flip have built-in magnetic closure, and combo kits like the Best Buds Rolling Tray Box double as sealed storage.

Are LED glow trays worth it?

If you roll outdoors after dark or at festivals, yes — six multicolour LED modes genuinely help you see what you're doing without a phone torch. The VIBES x Glow Tray, Pink Dolphin, Alien Labs, and Hip-Hop Golden Age (Tupac, Snoop, Eazy-E) all run on rechargeable batteries. If you only ever roll indoors under a lamp, skip it.

How do I clean a rolling tray?

Metal and ceramic-coated trays wipe clean with a dry paper towel or a damp cloth — no soap needed for daily use. Wood and bamboo prefer a dry brush or cloth; don't soak them. For sticky resin buildup on metal, a drop of isopropyl alcohol on a cloth sorts it in seconds.

Last updated: April 2026