Patisd?cor Arabesques Pastry Box 26x26x24 cm GD111
Reference: GD111
Discover the elegance of our tall white cake boxes with black arabesque decorations, a real work of art for presenting your exceptional pastry creations.
Made with meticulous attention to detail, these cardboard cake boxes add a touch of sophistication to every dessert.
With a height of 24 cm, they can be used to pack and transport tall or decorated cakes, such as wedding cakes and cake designs.
The box is delivered flat, individually shrink-wrapped, with a white base to position your cake correctly. Assembly instructions are provided on the label.
For greater stability, we recommend that you place your cake design on a food contact-certified rigid base before inserting it into the cake box. This will also make it easier to remove your creation from the box.
The box is disposable. However, it can be used several times. To clean, use a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry immediately.
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