Key features

• •Each of these 5 x 6 Trays holds 30 Small to Extra large Chicken eggs and have multiple used around your home. These Egg Flats are excellent for Catching Oil Drippings Under a Leaky Tractor, Used For Small Parts & Technical Work (eg. Aircraft Engine Work). Thousands are Sold To Machine Shops For Small Parts Organization
• •CRICKETS AND ROACHES These 12" x 12" Brand new Egg Flats. Egg are made in the USA from locally procured recycled papers and 100% reclaimed fibers, These Egg Flats are good for providing more surface area for crickets and roaches. They can be placed vertically to allow droppings to fall to the bottom of the bin. Dubia will give live birth inside the cells, and love being able to hide. Plus, They are Biodegradable making them Earth Friendly!!
• •ORGANIZATION and CRAFTS Use your egg flats for crafts. Those who enjoy bead crafts know that multiple products are sold for bead organization during stringing. Instead of these products that cost $10 and upwards, try an egg flat. Sort the beads in order in each compartment of the egg container and stack them up. The cartons can be stacked with multiple projects easier than the bead trays that are sold in stores, and these are free. Kids can even paint the containers to make them look prettier
• •SMALL PET FEEDERS Small pets like hamsters, mice, hermit crabs, and land turtles all require small food bowls. It's nice to have two bowls to offer a variety of foods. Yet, these pet bowls sell for several dollars each at pet stores. By cutting the individual egg holders from the cartons, you can create a small food container that can safely be chewed and quickly replaced. For pet hamsters, you can also try to offer the individual "cups" as beds, filling them with shredded paper or straw.
• •SHIPPING Instead of purchasing expensive packing peanuts and bubble wrap, try placing egg flat around your items as you box them. Whether you're sending items across the country or packing them for long term storage, egg flats were made for this. Very few items in your attic are more delicate than an egg.