Single Handed Tipsi Tray - Easy to Use Serving Tray, Premium Carry Tray Platter for Food and Drink. Perfect at Home, On Stairs and Opening Doors. (14 Inch Diameter) (1.5kg)

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On top of that, the tray is made from a polyurethane rubberised coating, which provides a firm grip on plates and glassware. Simply put, items on the tray stay flat and level relative to the handle. 3 accessible Tipsi Tray action ideas Here are three accessible ways you can use the one-handed no spill Tipsi Tray in the home and when dining out: SINGLE HANDED USE | New and Improved design based on the original Tipsi Tray by single handed products. Carry drinks with a single hand using the magic of physics! Carrying drinks has never been easier and safer. Keep a spare hand free to hold a bannister on stairs, open doors or use a walking cane.

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I’m hoping to follow in the footsteps of Trunki which appeared in the Den in 2006. Theo pulled apart a Trunki travel case but despite this they have gone on to sell more than 2.8 million suitcases and is now a global success. The tray is designed in a tripodal fashion to enable ease of use whilst carrying items on it. It uses centripetal force which helps to reduce the chance of spilling any food and drink being carried.A stand-off ensued. Suleyman and Davies, the couple’s investment hopefuls, mulled over the options. Suddenly, Suleyman made his move – and it was a whopper. In an unorthodox offer, he proposed all the money in return for a 90 per cent stake, essentially wanting to run the company himself. This proposal would give the couple a 5 per cent royalty on future sales. From January 2023, Disability Horizons received the very first batch of the new Topple Trays, a brand new and improved design of the Tipsi Tray, which is much smaller, lightweight and portable.

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There’s never a dull moment in the Den, much like there’s never a dull moment running a small business. The moral of this episode seems to be: know your brand, roll with the punches and don’t spin too many plates (or trays). More Dragons’ Den The Tipsi Tray is incredibly level and stable, meaning you will never spill your drinks again! It works on the simple physics principle of centripetal force. When the tray is held in the hand, items on the tray sit far below the centre of rotation.I wanted contemporary, classy and something that wouldn’t look out of place in a modern kitchen. You can see for yourself in the stainless steel design of the Tipsi Tray.” The Dragons appreciated Simpson’s ability to wangle a direct-as-vendor deal with a shopping network. But the praise came with a rude awakening: without a patent, Simpson’s design was left with no barrier to entry. Even the factories manufacturing Simpson’s products could “see you having a bit of success, easily replicate the item and massively undercut you on price,” Davies levelled with him. The long handle is a key feature which makes the two trays appear very similar. Both trays allow for the plate / tray to be used on its own as a platter for serving food as the hook and arms are removable. Perhaps one of the main differences between the trays is the modern design work that comes with the Tipsi Tray. The Tipsi Tray features raised edges and a non-skid surface for keeping dishes securely in place to minimise spills and messes. The strong, but non plastic, rubber makes it almost impossible to spill anything over on the tray. By choosing rubber, it also makes the Tipsi Tray dishwasher friendly unlike the Turkish counterpart (a must have for the average 21st century user!) This ingenious no spill tray is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before – a unique design to help you carry with one hand, no matter how shaky your hands or how difficult you usually find it to carry items safely on a traditional tray. You don't have permission to access "http://www.argos.co.uk/browse/home-and-furniture/tableware/serving-trays/c:789443/" on this server.

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What an experience [Dragon’s Den was], despite not receiving investment in the Den I came away from the experience with a hugely positive attitude. Sara Davies sang my praises and I didn’t actually see much value in their potential investment. Ecommerce is where the future of retail is and that’s why we try to sell only online through trusted retailers like Disability Horizons.From an entrepreneur spinning too many plates to a tray-whirling hopeful in the form of Robert Simpson, creator of the Tipsi Tray. Designed for home and hospitality use, the single-handed tray demonstration, which included a death-defying over-the-head manoeuvre, impressed the judges, but garnered no investment. A lifetime of safe use: this unique one-hand tray is made with of very strong, food-grade stainless steel. It has a rubberised coating to prevent anything on the tray moving while in motion.

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Perched on the edge of his seat for much of the show, an excitable Paphitis gave investment hopefuls the sharp-tongued once over, before turning down every single one. Oh Theo, how we’ve missed your kindly nature and natural munificence. LIGHT WEIGHT | Weighing in at 750 grams (26 ounces) 55% lighter than the original Tipsi tray, the Topple Tray is easier to carry and more functional with a comfortable stainless steel handle.In all fairness to Paphitis’ indomitable spirit, this week’s episode was characterised by impressive ideas with bad business decisions.