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    Specification of Bakery Turntable

    Material: Aluminum

    Finish Type: Polished


    Advantages of Bakery Turntable

    1. Heavey-duty Cake Turntable Wholesale: The non-slip surface and rubber feet, plus the weight of the aluminum alloy, this cake making turntable very stable.

    2. Rotate Smoothly: The cake decorating spinner rotates in both directions smoothly and with very little noise.

    3. Safe: Stay safe while you eat, with a product that lasts. Made from heavy-duty aluminum, this baking turntable stand will last through countless events. Plus, the anti-slip surface on top makes sure the cake stays in place when you're decorating, carrying or cutting it!

    4. Anti-Slip Rubber Pad: The worst way to end a party is to spill the cake on the ground! A stable 7.3-inch base of the aluminium cake turntable gives plenty of stability, while the rubber pad on the bottom prevents slippage.

    Application of Bakery Turntable

    Often for parties/birthdays/occasions where you want to ensure an extra-nice frosting job is done.


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