Half-Round Clear Acrylic Dessert Display Stands
Laser-cut clear acrylic shelves follow a half-round layout at different heights. Upright support panels connect the tiers for displaying macarons, cake slices and other desserts.
Clear acrylic is laser-cut into curved shelves and upright support panels for these half-round dessert stands. The shelves sit at different heights to display macarons, cake slices and other dessert products across several tiers.
Curved Shelves on Upright Supports
The main photograph shows the stands during fabrication, with the curved shelves joined to vertical clear acrylic panels. The shelf layout and arrangement can be discussed for the intended display. More examples appear in custom acrylic display stands. For a different use of transparent acrylic in a display surface, see the dyed acrylic display plates.

A Divided Tray with Laser-Worked Lettering
This separate tray application uses clear acrylic dividers in a repeated grid. Lettering for a rice-cake display is created by laser processing in the compartments. The divisions provide separate positions for individual products. It is a different format from the half-round stands shown in the main photograph.

Machined Bases and Painted Curved Parts
The black base has circular openings and surrounding grooves made by CNC machining. The curved parts were laser- and CNC-machined, then painted yellow. The photograph shows the base and painted parts before they are joined, with their shapes and machined features visible.

A Tall Clear Acrylic Display Rack
This separate vertical display uses CNC-machined clear acrylic side panels and shelves. Long side panels stand on a lower base, with shelves connected between them at different heights. The photograph shows another way to arrange multiple display levels using clear acrylic.
Discuss Your Acrylic Dessert Display
Share the finished size, quantity, intended use and any layout drawing. Include the preferred half-round shelf arrangement so the tiers can be considered around your display. Send a fabrication inquiry.