IKEA Cabinet Door DIY Serving Tray
Do you want an easy DIY serving tray? I found some cabinet doors on clearance at IKEA and turned them into a serving tray for my home.
Here’s the cabinet door I got from the clearance section at IKEA for just $2!
What materials are needed for a DIY Serving tray?
- cabinet door or wood
- drill
- handles
- ruler
- pencil
DIY Serving Tray Video
Here are the instructions for the diy serving tray
We started by measuring and marking where we would want to place the handles on either side.
Next, we drilled the holes where the marks on the cabinet doors were.
On the bottom, we used a wider bit and drilled in so that the screws would sit into the wood and not on top so it wouldn’t scratch surfaces.
We screwed the handles into place.
Now I could have stopped and left the serving tray as is, but instead, I decided to apply a decal from Dollar Tree. These stickers are removable, so I can take them off with ease, and replace them for different occasions.
I’m so excited about how this serving tray turned out! It will be put to great use in our home. Wouldn’t this make a great gift idea too?
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You can build one from scratch, but you can make a serving tray easily out of cabinet doors, picture frames, or upcycle an old existing tray you find at a thrift store.
I have created a few out of cabinet doors. Simply add some handles and optional paint.
You can find my full tutorial here – Create A 3 Tiered Stand For Your Home
IKEA Cabinet Door DIY Serving Tray Video
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IKEA Cabinet Door DIY Serving Tray
Equipment
- Drill
Ingredients
- cabinet door or wood
- handles
- ruler
- pencil
Instructions
- We started by measuring and marking where we would want to place the handles on either side.
- Next, we drilled the holes where the marks on the cabinet doors were.
- On the bottom, we used a wider bit and drilled in so that the screws would sit into the wood and not on top so it wouldn’t scratch surfaces.
- We screwed the handles into place.
- Now I could have stopped and left the serving tray as is, but instead, I decided to apply a decal from Dollar Tree. These stickers are removable, so I can take them off with ease, and replace them for different occasions.
- I’m so excited about how this serving tray turned out! It will be put to great use in our home. Wouldn’t this make a great gift idea too?
What a great idea for a super tray. love the addition of the decal. Can’t wait to give this a try.
Lynne, Thrifting Wonderland
Thank you so much Lynne
What a great idea to use a cabinet door. There are so many possibilities with different handles. Great for teens as a lap desk for a computer. Thanks for this great suggestion! What to stencil? Do they make a “you’re so annoying” stencil? That’s my son’s favorite quote right now. ?
Thanks, Andrea, and I’m not sure if they do, but that’s so funny! Love serving trays, they’re so useful.
How cute and creative is this? Not sure I would have ever had the idea to turn a random cabinet door into a tray, but it’s fantastic! So many different ways you could use it. And I love the decal. Perfect!
Thanks Amy, and aren’t serving trays the best? So very useful.
What an awesome upcycle of cabinet doors – that turned out really pretty! Its great hopping with you every month – happy summer!
Thank you so much friend and happy summer to you too
Super cute and doable for most of us! Love the Bridges of Madison County book, too! I love super close to all of the bridges. 🙂
Pinned!
Niky @ The House on Silverado
Thanks Niky, and oh my gosh that’s awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Such a great idea for a tray! I love a simple diy and a good bargain and it’s even better when they come together like this! It looks so stylish with the decal too, what a great touch ?
Thank you so much Allison