Stackable tray having anti-pivot stop and wash apertures

A multi-purpose tray comprising:

• a front wall;
• a back wall spaced from the front wall;
• first and second sides each having an outer face and an upper edge;
• a recessed channel longitudinally disposed along the upper edge of one of the first and second sides;
• at least one foot extending from the outer face of one of the first and second sides, the at least one foot including a runner extending from a lower portion of the at least one foot, the runner slideably engageable with the recessed channel of a like tray when the two trays are stacked in the same direction with respect to one another;
• a bottom extending between the front wall and the back wall and between the first and second sides, where the front wall, back wall, first and second sides, and the bottom are integrally formed;
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• a stop disposed within the recessed channel for limiting sliding movement of a top tray relative to a bottom tray in a first direction when the top and bottom trays are stacked relative to one another.

A multi-purpose tray comprising:

• a front having a wall, an apron and a channel defined by the wall and the apron;
• a back spaced from the front and having a second wall, a second apron and a second channel defined by the second wall and the second apron;
• first and second sides each having an outer portion and inner portion, and at least one foot extending from the outer portion and at least one pocket defined by the inner portion where the at least one foot is correspondingly shaped with respect to the at least one foot, each of the first and second sides operably associated with the front and the back;
• a bottom extending along a first path between the front and the back and along a second path between the first and second sides, where the front, back, first and second sides, and the bottom are integrally formed;
• at least one beam extending from the front of the tray;
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• at least one slot formed in the back of the tray to receive the beam when two trays are stacked in opposite directions with respect to one another.

A multi-purpose tray comprising:

• a front having a wall, an apron and a channel defined by the wall and the apron;
• a back spaced from the front and having a second wall, a second apron and a second channel defined by the second wall and the second apron;
• first and second sides each having an outer portion and inner portion, and at least one foot extending from the outer portion and at least one pocket defined by the inner portion where the at least one foot is correspondingly shaped with respect to the at least one pocket, each of the first and second sides operably associated with the front and the back;
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• a bottom extending along a first path between the front and the back and along a second path between the first and second sides, where the front, back, first and second sides, and the bottom are integrally formed, and wherein one of the first and second paths is arcuate at least in part,
• wherein the bottom comprises at least one transverse rib extending from the first side to the second side and aligned substantially perpendicular to at least one of the first and second sides.

A multi-purpose tray comprising:

• a front having a wall, an apron and a channel defined by the wall and the apron;
• a back spaced from the front and having a second wall, a second apron and a second channel defined by the second wall and the second apron;
• first and second sides each having an outer portion and inner portion, and at least one foot extending from the outer portion and at least one pocket defined by the inner portion where the at least one foot is correspondingly shaped with respect to the at least one pocket, each of the first and second sides operably associated with the front and the back;
• and
• a bottom extending along a first path between the front and the back and along a second path between the first and second sides, where the front, back, first and second sides, and the bottom are integrally formed, and wherein one of the first and second paths is arcuate at least in part,
• wherein the bottom comprises at least one longitudinal rib extending from the front wall to the second wall and aligned substantially perpendicular to at least one of the front and second walls.