Silver Stainless Steel Fries Cone Bucket – Elegant Snack Holder for Home, Cafés & Events
Crafted from premium 201-grade stainless steel in a sleek silver finish, the Dolin Decor Stainless Steel Fries Cone Bucket is rust-proof, highly durable, and built to withstand heavy-duty use. Engineered for long-lasting performance, it’s an ideal choice for stylish snack serving in both home and commercial settings—including restaurants, cafés, food trucks, and event setups.
Its sleek silver cone-shaped design allows for easy access to fries while maintaining a clean and modern presentation. The Silver Stainless Steel Fries Cone Bucket features a sturdy, non-slip base that keeps it securely in place, even in busy dining environments. Ideal for everyday use, parties, or professional food service, this versatile cone holder combines functionality with an elegant touch to elevate any table setting.
Key Features:
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Elegant silver cone design for easy serving and access
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Stable, non-slip base ensures secure placement
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Ideal for home kitchens, restaurants, cafés, and food stalls
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Stylish and organized presentation for mess-free enjoyment
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Dimensions: –
| Weight | 0.288 kg |
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| Dimensions | 15 × 15 × 12 cm |
| Colour | Silver |
| Special Feature | Sturdy and Durable, 2 Grade Stainless Steel, Rust Resistant |
| Finish Type | Silver coated |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Shape | Conical |
| Brand | Dolin Decor |
| Styles | Modern |
| Manufacturer | DOLIN Decor PRIVATE LIMITED PLOT NO. 288 PHASE 4 HSIIDC INDUSTRIAL AREA , SECTOR -57 KUNDLI SONIPAT HARYANA – 131028 |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Mounting Type | Countertop |
| Packer | DOLIN Decor PRIVATE LIMITED PLOT NO. 288 PHASE 4 HSIIDC INDUSTRIAL AREA , SECTOR -57 KUNDLI SONIPAT HARYANA – 131028 |
| Importer | DOLIN Decor PRIVATE LIMITED PLOT NO. 288 PHASE 4 HSIIDC INDUSTRIAL AREA , SECTOR -57 KUNDLI SONIPAT HARYANA – 131028 |
| Net Quantity | 1 Piece |
| Generic Name | Fries Cone Stand |
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