This economical, Richards Plastic Developing Tray, has a ribbed bottom that provides a ridge on which stacked prints can rest and also allows for easy insertion of print tongs.
These trays are available in five sizes: 8x10", 11x14", 14x17", 16x20" and 20x24"
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I am using this to sort sediment samples and the tray works really well. It holds up to the instruments used to move around the dirt, cleans up well, and is resistant to the 10% HCl that we use to clean. The wall height is good since I don;t typically hold much liquid in the tray. The x-shaped reliefs are a bit higher than I'd like but overall it works like I need it to.
The plastic comprising the tray is rather flexible, so the tray is difficult to pick up when full of fluid. It tends to twist, bend, and spill. Furthermore, the tray does not sit flat when empty - the bottom of the tray is rounded (unintentionally). I recommend spending more and buying a better tray.