Adjustable cake rings

Adjustable cake rings, also known as expanding baking frames, can be set smoothly to the size you need. So you do not need one ring per diameter, just one ring for many cakes. We stock round and rectangular models, most of them 7 cm high.

Which adjustable rings do we have?

• Adjustable ring Ø 18 to 30 cm x 7 cm: the classic round ring for small to large cakes.
• Extendable ring Ø 13 to 31 cm x 7 cm: a particularly wide range, also for small cakes.
• Extendable baking frame Ø 15 to 23 cm, 12 cm high: for tall cakes or bakes.
• Adjustable square or rectangular frame: from 22 x 25 to 43 x 48 cm, 7 cm high.
• Extendable stainless steel frame 46 x 32 cm: for traybakes and large portions.

When is an adjustable ring worth it?

When you bake cakes in different sizes and do not want to buy a ring for each. The downside: the closure is a little less precise than a fixed ring. For cakes that must stack exactly, fixed rings are better, for example round or square cake rings.

Tips from the bakery

Set the ring to the size you want first and check that the closure holds. Then place it on baking paper and add the batter. With runny batter a little may leak at the join, so a strip of baking paper inside or a tray underneath helps. After baking, only open the closure once the cake has cooled.

Frequently asked questions

How is it different from a springform tin?

A springform tin has a base and a fixed diameter. The adjustable ring has no base and can be resized. Springform tins and other tins are in bakeware for cake.

Is there an adjustable ring with holes?

Yes, in perforated rings there is an adjustable perforated ring from Ø 16 to 30 cm. To adapt recipes, read our guide on how to convert a cake recipe.