Cake Tin Liner - Non Stick Reusable Circle and Wall Liner. 7 inch, 8 inch, 9 inch (8 inch)

Really good product. Fit the pan perfectly - bought a 7 inch and 9 inch size, both sizes were good. Worked well as I needed them to make a birthday cake for my 2 year old son. Easy to use and easy to clean for reuse. I had to be very careful when cleaning though as the material could be easily torn. Seller even sent out product by first class delivery for me, so that I could get the product in time to make my sons cake. Excellent customer service.

I love this none stick tin liner , it goes round the tin side and the bottom with no problem, it is not to thick , very easy to clean, and use ! So far it has not stuck to the tin or cake top and bottom , I have sent off for two more for my other tins, two more now quick delivery, 5* from me !

Ok only , the liner for the cake tin is too shortSo probably won’t use

Very thin, folded in half in packaging.

Bought the 8" liner and have now used it several times. I'm absolutely delighted with it.The circle is an exact fit for the bottom of the tin, and the wall liner is very generous, wrapping round with a generous overlap.The fabric is very easy to wash (a short soak and gentle wipe does the job) and dry (just lay on a clean tea towel and pat) ready for the next use.It saves the cost of buying greaseproof paper to line the base and wall of the tin, and the time taken to cut it to size and shape.My cakes have all turned out well by using this liner, and I am so pleased that I've just ordered some more in other sizes.Don't know how long it will last, but mine's now been used half a dozen times and is still like new.Edit:Thought I'd add that these are still in good condition 15 months after purchase and I'm so pleased I tried them! Pity there isn't a 6" circle as I'm currently needing a couple. (Wonder if I should get a couple of 7" ones and try cutting them smaller?)I don't grease the tin at all when using these. I store the wall liner rolled-up, then unroll it the "wrong" way inside the tin, so it self-supports.Second edit:To use these for shallow (sponge sandwich) tins, fold in half neatly, then run a spoon or knife handle firmly along the crease to make it really sharp. Keeping folded, run the blade of a knife along the inside of the crease (the knife doesn't have to be a really sharp one), to cut it. Hey presto - two half-height wall liners!

Ordered this product thinking there was 2 circles and 2 wall liners! Went to use them today to make a Victoria sandwich only to discover only one of each - what is the point of only one of each? Need to purchase two sets if making a sponge! I had to improvise with baking parchment.

I only purchased one so I could see if the cake tin liner was better than using bog standard greaseproof that after ever use I have to throw away. Well this cake tin liner was definitely better and easier to use! The cake did not stick to the liner and was so so easy to remove from my cake tin. I will definitely be purchasing another.

Very happy the items were what was wanted