Is there a cover so that the top tray is not open for spilling?
1847263
No, there is not a cover. I use it everyday, so a cover would be in the way, for me.
1051087
Yes. The green, middle tray you see in the picture is the freezable part. I really like this container for it's adjustability. The only thing that I would criticize is the little dressing bottle. It is not very user/cleaning friendly. I just bought some little disposable cups w/lids to use. ($3 for about 100 or so)
1234179
No lid, but it seems to be a standard opening; any typical silicone lid should do. I don't use one because I personally don't care for them, so I'm not certain
35026
It is always open. And I agree with Sarah T - travels well, and we've never had any spilling problems either. As for me, I'd buy them even if they didn't have the lid (although I love that they do), but they are just like Tervis but so much less expensive. I've tried a couple other brands and was disappointed. :)
1399112
No, there are no covers to the trays. I have mine stacked in several dresser drawers for easy access to my jewels.
1516648
There is a shallow tray with no cover. I bought as small bag designed for baby strollers that attaches with Velcro. It has a zippered pouch, one with a magnetic closure a spot for. Phone and a deep cup holder. I got it here on amazon and it's made by dot and dot. There are many others available too! Have fun!
1803147
No, it doesn't have a cover. It is a great product, and stays clean after you shake it. You can just put plastic over it if you want.
1659935
There is not but the cover doesn't roll across easy enough for it to be pushed off.
1801555
There is a cover for inner pot, and outside will click to seal the pot. However, I don't think it will to tight enough for anti-spill. Need to becareful for transportation.
1237804
No lid or top encluded. Its canvas, so if you used any kind of top, it would have to be lightweight.
4737
No, it doesn't need a cover. Once the inside-the-top sipping/sucking regulator is tightly in place - no more difficult than putting the nipple and cap of a baby bottle together- and the top is screwed in place, you cannot make these cups leak. The only ones I've ever tried that really truly work!
1223071
Sorry, never use a cover. Ours is in use all the time! But suggest asking Kitchen Aid.
1399115
No, there are no covers for these. The boxes do stack. I have bought similar trays at retail store that had clear plastic "lids".
256564
Not that I have experienced as the lid is separated on the side not on the top
1175350
No, no cover. What I do is to Stock one on top of the other, but the one on top is always uncovered.
1339028
Yes and there are velcro strips to keep it closed. Actually there are 2 velcro strips per side and the front ones have a double sided strip so the top will stay closed.
2165057
You have to close the little flap that covers an opening for drinking from, otherwise; it will not spill. If flap is open, it might spill contents, but slowly enough to not be disastrous.