Ateco 612 Revolving Cake Stand

The Revolving Cake Stand, by Ateco, is the perfect tool to use when decorating cakes. The cast iron base has a new durable "powder coat" finish. The 12-inch diameter top is made of .125-inch thick aluminum. Stand is 5-inches high. Non-slip pad included. Do not immerse in water when cleaning. Made in USA.

• Revolving cake stand
• Cast iron base with durable "powder coat" finish
• 12-inch diameter top made of .125-inch thick aluminum
• Stand is 5-inches high; non-slip pad included
• Made in usa

Wilton 307-859 3-Tier Cakes and Cupcake Stand

Give any celebration a big finish! Serve you're your cakes, cupcakes and other party foods on this dramatic 3-tier party stand. Its clean lines and interlocking ring design work for any party or table décor. The chrome-plated finish and crystal-clear plates put the focus where it belongs, on your spectacular desserts. This versatile stand is great for presentations.

• 3-Tier display stand
• Chrome-plated finish and crystal-clear plates
• See-through design puts the focus on your beautiful desserts
• Handwashing recommended

Wilton Trim-N-Turn Ultra Rotating Cake Stand

Wilton's Trim 'N Turn ultra cake stand has a unique locking feature that keeps the platform from rotating. Features a nonslip base and a high quality ball bearing track for smooth rotation.

• Cake-decorating turntable makes it simple to decorate professional-looking desserts at home
• 12-inch platform with soft-grip ring and smooth-rolling track; works left- or right-handed
• 3-inch non-slip base offers ergonomic height and locks to ensure sturdy use
• Holds cakes up to 11 inches (or larger if placed on cake boards); removable platform for easy cleanup
• Measures 12 by 12 by 3-1/5 inches

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