Rolling Tray | Pulsar Elevated Cone Rolling Tray Console | 9.25"x4.25"

This Elevated Cone Rolling Tray Console from Pulsar blends clever design with straightforward functionality to make rolling-your-own a breeze. Like all Pulsar rolling trays, the sturdy metal rolling tray has curved edges and raised sides to keep herb contained, but it’s been elevated with the addition of special features, including fold-out legs! The tray legs raise the tray to a respectable 5.25 inches, giving customers plenty of room to use the built-in accessory storage while freeing up precious table space. The integrated cone loading ports are a perfect fit for the included 1¼ and King Size cone tubes, and the packing tool doubles as a cone maker for maximum versatility. Two cone tube caps and a cleanup brush make the Pulsar Cone Rolling Tray Console a true all-in-one set for your customers. Unlike off-brand versions where the cone tube holders disrupt the design or fade into the background, the six standout designs in this series make the cone loading ports part of the art for an intentional, eye-catching look: Boombox: a retro sound system with a sweet mix tape on deck. These speakers may not have woofers or tweeters, but they do have cone loading ports! Recommended for anyone who’s ever experienced the thrill of trying to get the tape back into the cassette and remembers life before Spotify Pollinator: a sweet floral motif you can almost smell featuring bumblebees and cone loading ports in the centers of two beautiful blooms. Recommended for pun-loving echinacea enthusiasts who will get a kick out of these cone flowers, and the cottage-core chic crowd Fancy Cats Catnip: an irreverent illustration of two sassy cats doing what cats love most. That’s right… catnip showing humans their buttholes! Recommended for cat fanciers, jokesters, and Linda’s sister from Bob’s Burgers Black Holes: a space-themed design with two astronauts who may someday cross the event horizon of your cone loading ports. Recommended for fans of the film Interstellar who don’t take themselves or the scientific (in)accuracy of art too seriously Vortex: a classic black-and-white optical illusion where the cone holders become part of the swirl. Recommended for art students, art teachers, and wearers of those old-school Vans slip-ons