Description
B2B SOURCE-CONTROLLED CONCEPT
Collapsible Tray-Lid Picnic Basket Dinnerware Set
This collapsible tray-lid picnic basket combines a folding carrier, removable low-table lid and a countable four-person dinnerware module. The carrier reference supplies its envelope, materials, packed size and weight; a separate picnic-box reference supplies the plate, bowl, mug and flatware counts. Their illustrated combination is a development route, not a verified matched SKU.
- Carrier envelope
- 470 × 280 × 210 mm
- Folded carrier pack
- 470 × 290 × 95 mm
- Tray table
- 450 × 290 × 160 mm
- Carrier materials
- PP, TPR and steel
- Reference dinnerware
- Four plates, bowls, 400 ml mugs and flatware settings
- Combined fit
- Compatibility to be confirmed by project sample and drawing.
PRODUCT PARAMETER
Tray-Lid Picnic Basket Specification Record
The source pages were accessed on October 27, 2026. Candidate values below are separated by source role so buyers can distinguish the carrier record from the dinnerware record. No price, MOQ, delivery, capacity or certification claim is included.
| Field | Source-listed candidate | Project approval evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Carrier construction | Collapsible basket with removable lid that can be used as a low table | Approved assembly drawing, hinge or fold detail and physical sample |
| Carrier materials | PP, TPR and steel | Part-level material declaration and color-specific approval |
| Basket dimensions | 470 × 280 × 210 mm | Drawing with datums, tolerances and measurement method |
| Table dimensions | 450 × 290 × 160 mm | Top, leg and cup-recess drawing; deployed stability review |
| Carrier pack size | 470 × 290 × 95 mm | Folded sample and pack-height measurement |
| Carrier weight | 1325 g | Defined weighing method and approved sample record |
| Carrier food-contact boundary | Source states the carrier is not suitable for direct food contact | Pack food only in approved closed packaging; verify the final intended use |
| Dinnerware user count | Four people | Signed component bill and count-safe packed sample |
| Plate / bowl / mug count | 4 plates, 4 bowls and 4 mugs; mug capacity 400 ml | Piece drawings, capacities, material declarations and finished samples |
| Flatware count | 4 forks, 4 knives and 4 spoons | Piece drawings, grade declaration and one-setting approval |
| Dinnerware reference pack | 340 × 250 × 110 mm; 1066 g | Verify each finished part and the complete pack under the chosen configuration |
| Basket-to-module compatibility | Compatibility to be confirmed by project sample and drawing. | Cavity map, clearance check, retention plan and closure trial |
| Individual part dimensions and grades | To be confirmed for the project | Controlled drawings, declarations and approved samples |
| Colors, decoration and packaging | To be confirmed for the project | Signed color standard, artwork and carton specification |
| MOQ and lead time | To be confirmed for the project | Approved quotation revision |
REFERENCE CONFIGURATIONS
Control the Folding Carrier and Dinnerware as Separate Modules
This architecture differs from the double-lid willow hamper, the aluminum-frame soft basket, and the picnic backpack organizer. For the broader category, review the camping dinnerware program overview.
Accordion-wall carrier
The source supports a collapsible PP/TPR/steel basket. Wall thickness, hinge life, load rating, handle design and final colors remain controlled project fields.
Removable tray-table lid
The source supports a lid that acts as a low table with recesses. Leg geometry, locking method, stability conditions and working load require drawings and samples.
Four-person dinnerware module
A separate source provides four plates, bowls, 400 ml mugs and complete fork, knife and spoon counts. It does not establish fit inside the carrier.
Optional storage insert
Dividers, pouches, lunch boxes or cutlery sleeves may be reviewed after the cavity, packed height, contact points and cleaning route are defined.
DEVELOPMENT CONTROL
Approve the Collapsible Basket in Four Linked Steps
Treat the carrier, tray-table, dinnerware and pack-out as connected but independently evidenced records.
- 01
Freeze the component bill
List every sale component, optional insert and packaging part. Separate source-backed counts from proposed additions.
- 02
Approve carrier and table drawings
Record basket and folded datums, wall construction, handles, lid, recesses, legs, locks and stated use boundaries.
- 03
Build a physical pack-out
Check component clearance, contact, movement, closing, lifting, unfolded stability, repacking order and food-packaging separation.
- 04
Release matched records
Link the component BOM, drawings, colors, decoration, carton plan, evidence scope and inspection fields to one revision.
MATERIAL AND COMPLIANCE BOUNDARY
Keep Food in Approved Packaging Until Each Contact Part Is Verified
The carrier source lists PP, TPR and steel, while the dinnerware source gives only a general plastic description. The carrier source also states that direct food contact is not suitable. Therefore, unpackaged food should not contact the basket or tray unless the exact finished construction is separately assessed. Material grades, colorants, intended foods, temperatures, cleaning methods and evidence for every dinnerware component remain project-specific.
For United States projects, consult the FDA Inventory of Food Contact Substances Listed in 21 CFR. For European Union projects, review Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 and the European Commission food-contact materials overview. No carrier load, table load, fold-cycle life, leak resistance, dishwasher, microwave, impact or outdoor-life performance is claimed.
PROCUREMENT FAQ
Questions About the Collapsible Tray-Lid Picnic Basket
Are the carrier and dinnerware one verified source SKU?
No. The carrier and picnic box are separate source records. Their combination is a development brief, and compatibility must be confirmed by project sample and drawing.
What dimensions can be used as reference inputs?
The carrier source lists a 470 × 280 × 210 mm basket, a 450 × 290 × 160 mm table and a 470 × 290 × 95 mm packed size. The dinnerware source lists a 340 × 250 × 110 mm pack. These remain candidate inputs until the measurement method and sample are approved.
Can unpackaged food touch the basket or tray?
The carrier source says it is not suitable for direct food contact. Use approved closed food packaging unless the exact finished contact surface is separately assessed for the intended use.
Will all 24 dinnerware pieces fit inside?
Not yet established. The candidate counts are four each of plates, bowls, mugs, forks, knives and spoons. Cavity, clearance, retention and closure must be checked on the selected physical parts.
Can a lunch box or divider be added?
It can be evaluated as an optional module after the cavity map, folded height, component contact and cleaning route are controlled. Compatibility to be confirmed by project sample and drawing.
Is this cookware?
No. It is a carry, serving and dinnerware concept. This page makes no stove, flame or direct-heat claim.
CONTROL THE FOLD, TABLE AND PACK-OUT BEFORE QUOTATION
Request a Tray-Lid Picnic Basket Review
Send the user count, component bill, carrier and folded envelope, dinnerware drawings, optional storage brief, colors, artwork, carton plan and evidence scope. Naike Dinner will separate source-backed inputs from fields that remain To be confirmed for the project.
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