Bold red round cake drum and white folding box and lid, the ideal base to decorate, store and present your homemade celebration, Valentines and Christmas cakes.
Make a statement with this bright red cake drum, great for setting off your edible creations with a bit of drama. Ideal for Christmas cakes too!
You can save money too, no need to cover your cake drum with sugar paste and apply ribbon to the edge all at extra cost and they look fabulous.
As a general rule you would usually have a cake drum two sizes larger than your cake, i.e, 8" cake would be placed on a 10" cake drum.
However, if you have a lot of decorations around the side of your cake, or you are placing some decoration on the cake drum you may need a drum three or even four sizes larger.
These cake boxes are 6" high so if you intend your finished decorated cake to be taller you may need some corner extensions, these are placed, as suggested, into the corners of your assembled box and lift the lid height to 12", these are available to purchase from this site.
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