Top 10 Best Bath Trays in 2021 (Umbra, Peg and Awl, and More)

The beautifully-crafted extendable bath caddy is just the right choice for two bathers. It can extend from 29.5 inches to 43 inches to fit inside a big bathtub. The eco-friendly bath tray has two detachable side trays for your bathing essentials and slots for your phone, tablet, a candle or cup, and a wine glass. 

The wine glass slot is designed to slide the glass in and secure it. You can choose one of the three tablet slots for a better viewing angle, and the waterproof stand protects the device or your book from splashes. It even comes in seven colors!

The tray is lacquered, but still, some users complained of it molding. You can prevent this by drying the tray well after use. For others, the reasons to love the tray were many. They found it well-made and big, and it fit perfectly on a range of bathtubs. The sturdy tray's convenient features were praised too.

This simple bamboo bath tray has extendable metal arms. A thin silicon layer on the arms keep them slip-resistant and helps them stay in place. The product has a phone holder, two slots to place your magazine or tablet, a slot for your wine glass, hooks for washcloths or loofahs, and a cup holder. 

Your tablet or book can be supported using the book prop, a metal bar that folds back when not in use. However, some users found the book prop rusted easily. Other than that, many reviewers recommended this tray for its sturdiness and functionality. Many praised it for its simplistically good looks as well.

This is a stainless steel tray, so it will stay good for years if maintained. The well-made and elegant caddy has two side compartments to keep your toiletries or other items like a candle or drink. The compartments are slotted, so be careful if you're placing your phone there. 

The reading rack is the highlight. You can place your tablet or a book at one of four adjustable angles. You can easily detach and wash the caddy and put it back together quickly. Its non-slip arms will keep it in place as long as your tub interior is less than 32 inches. 

Some thought the book stand was too shallow or unstable, but others say it holds a Kindle perfectly. Reviewers loved the tray for its sturdiness and quality. It held up well and fit perfectly on most standard tubs, including clawfoot tubs. 

This bath tray is the most simplistic one we chose. So we feel it will be a perfect fit for those who love a minimalist look. The wooden tray has a rustic appeal and comes with a water-resistant protective coating. The design has two candle holders, a tablet slot, and a wine glass holder. 

That doesn't mean you won't have room to place other essentials. You can get the tray in three lengths, and the gripper feet it comes with can secure it on your tub's edges. 

Several users appreciated the quality and craftsmanship of the bath tray. They loved how great it looked in their bathroom. One even mentioned they were able to easily get a custom size.

This bathtub tray can double as a breakfast table on your bed, too. It has extendable legs and multiple slots to hold your phone, tablet, drinks, and toiletries. 

The extendable arms fit larger tubs of up to 49 inches wide. At 10 inches wide and 29 inches long, you can even place a laptop on it and still have room for other luxuries and essentials.

Some found it loose and said it rattles a bit. Most reviewers loved the tray for its functional and sturdy design. The big tray accommodated a lot of items and held up well. They also appreciate its versatility.

This tray with a rustic appeal has no slots, but is just a beautiful reclaimed oak wood shelf. The tung oil finish keeps it waterproof and polished. You can also customize the tray to fit your tub or have your favorite quote or your name engraved onto it. It's available in other woods, too.

Many reviewers raved about this beautiful, sturdy, and simple tub caddy. They appreciated that it could be customized to fit perfectly on their tub. They say the finish is gorgeous and it changes the whole look of their bathroom.

The bathtub tray is a combination of plastic and metal, and the design is simple. You'll love it if all you need is a book and a glass of wine to relax during your soak. There is a perforated soap holder and two hooks. The dimensions on the page are a bit unclear, but the tray should be suitable for most small or medium tubs.

A few users reported a black liquid leaking out of the tray. Others said it wasn't a good design for using with a Kindle. But many others loved this lightweight little tray that fit most standard tubs. It stayed steady and worked well for kids, too. 

This simple acrylic bathtub tray is wide enough to fit a bathtub that's 33 inches wide. It has two handles on top to make it easy to move on and off the tub.

Regardless of the minimal features, it gives you enough room to place a phone, one or two candles, shower essentials, and a drink. Use it as a shelf to place your skincare supplies while you relax from the scent of an aromatic candle nearby. 

A few found it scratches and gets water spots easily. One recommended coating it with Rain-Off to prevent spotting. But most others found the tray sturdy, classy, and easy to clean. It straddles big tubs securely without bending in the middle. 

The manufacturer of this bathtub tray indeed gave importance to saving space. The bamboo caddy has an elegant contoured design that keeps it compact, convenient, and stylish. The stainless steel arms can extend up to 38 inches to fit most standard tubs. Plus, it has slots to prevent your items from slipping into the water.

However, many users mentioned their wine glass didn't fit in the holder. Also, the tablet and book holder wasn't suitable to place wider books. Others appreciated the tray's design and flexibility. It was easy to put together, and it worked well in the corner of their tub.

If you have a hot tub, most standard bath trays might not fit it. This tray table with adjustable legs will fit on your tub's edge regardless of its size. The tray is slightly curvy with a grippy base. Some even use it on above-ground pools. 

If there is an accidental spill or water gets inside the tray, the holes at the tray's corners will drain it. The best part is that the tray is mostly on the edge to stay out of the way while you're in the water. 

A few users had trouble adjusting the tray and had to do some minor sanding to get it to move. But most others loved its sturdiness and convenience. It was easy to fit on the tub, and to take it off.