Wooden Tea Boxes for Hotels
Wooden Tea Boxes for Hotels and Restaurants
A wooden tea box on the room tray or tea counter is one of the first things a guest opens. Makrey supplies wooden tea boxes to luxury hotels, premium restaurants and banquet venues as a tea storage box that keeps tea bags organised and presentable, and has worked with F&B teams since 1981.
Wooden tea boxes by compartment
Our wooden tea box range comes in four layouts. The 3-compartment box (8.75" x 8.75" x 4") is a small tea box for in-room trays. The 6-compartment box (8.75" x 6" x 4") and 9-compartment box (8.75" x 8.75" x 4") suit room service and tea stations. The 12-compartment box (16.75" x 6" x 4") works as a larger tea case for tea lounges and breakfast buffets.
Each compartment acts as a tea holder for one variety, so black, green and herbal teas stay separate. Use it as a tea bag storage box and a wooden box for tea bags, or as a green tea storage box on a wellness menu.
Wooden tea bag coaster
The wooden tea bag coaster (6" x 4.5") gives guests a neat place to rest a used tea bag beside the cup.
Where to use wooden tea boxes
In rooms, a 3- or 6-compartment tea holder box sits neatly on the amenity tray with cups and a kettle. On breakfast buffets and tea counters, the 12-compartment box works as a wooden tea organizer that shows the full selection at a glance. Pair tea boxes with our tea and coffee pots, cups and saucers, creamers and kullars for a complete tea service.
Tea boxes in bulk for hotels
We supply wooden tea boxes in bulk for new hotel openings, room refurbishments and tea lounges, with GST billing. Share your number of rooms and outlets, and our team will suggest the right tea boxes with pricing.
Frequently asked questions
What is a tea caddy box?
A tea caddy box, or tea chest box, is a traditional name for a wooden box used to store tea. Our wooden tea boxes serve the same purpose for tea bags in hotel rooms and at tea counters.
Is a wooden tea box airtight?
Our wooden tea boxes are designed to organise and present tea bags; they are not airtight tea storage containers. Keep bulk tea stock in sealed packs and refill the tea box daily.