Special licence required616 shotsCompound Cakes in Newry
Compound cakes are several barrages fused together as one unit — the biggest single thing you can buy without a display licence. We hold 18 of them from £179.99 at our showroom just off Junction 20, on the border.
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Special licence required74 shotsWhat are compound cakes?
A compound cake is what you reach for when you want a finale nobody forgets. Multiple cakes are built into one carton and internally fused, so a single light gives you a minute or more of continuous, layered effect at full intensity.
They are heavy, they need a flat and properly braced base, and they carry a bigger safety distance than a standard cake. Check the figure printed on the carton against the space you actually have before you buy.
How much do compound cakes cost?
We stock 18 compound cakes priced between £179.99 and £549.99, with a typical mid-range option around £329.99. Those are manufacturer RRPs — our counter price is confirmed in store, and buying a pack or crate usually works out keener per shot.
Do you need a licence for compound cakes in Northern Ireland?
Yes — compound cakes are among the categories that normally require a Department of Justice licence in Northern Ireland. Bring your licence and photo ID when you collect, and apply well before Halloween because processing slows through October. Read the full licence guidance.
