What this review covers

The useful details are the 12-pack count, 10 by 20 inch footprint, mesh base, and fit around soil blocks, microgreens, and shelf drying.

Pros

The upside

The mesh bottom gives soil blocks and seedling trays open airflow beneath the planting surface.
The 10 by 20 inch footprint fits common 1020 shelf setups.
The 12 pack supports repeated sowing, draining, rinsing, and drying rounds.

Cons

The tradeoffs

Mesh trays need a solid tray beneath them during bottom watering.
Small blocks and plug groups benefit from careful lifting around the open grid.

Who it is for

Fit and feel

Good match:

These trays fit gardeners who use soil blocks, microgreens, or seedling groups and want a breathable 1020 insert for watering, draining, and drying.

What to know:

Lift the tray with both hands when it is full. Keep a solid base tray nearby so water and loose mix stay controlled during the daily shelf round.

Where to check it

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Breakdown

Full review

A mesh layer for soil-block shelves

BeGrit 1020 Mesh Bottom Trays give seedling work an open support layer. The grid suits soil blocks, microgreens, plug groups, and rinsed tray pieces that need air around the base.

The tray shape keeps the routine familiar. It can sit inside a solid 1020 base for watering, then move to a dry shelf or bench after the tray has drained.

Pair the mesh tray with a solid base

Mesh trays help water move through the planting surface. A solid tray below keeps shallow water contained during bottom watering and catches loose mix during handling.

This pairing feels useful for soil blocks because the blocks can stay visible, level, and supported from below.

Good match