Wick @ Sick Fan Barrage Cake

🎇 Wick @ Sick Fan Barrage Cake 36 Shots
A dynamic and visually impressive cake that combines a straight barrage with a dramatic fan-firing pattern. With 36 shots, it creates a wide, sweeping display that fills the sky with colour and motion, offering both height and breadth in its performance.

💎 Key Features

Total Shots: 36
Firing Pattern: Fan & Straight Barrage
Duration: Approx. 25–35 seconds
Effects: Colourful breaks, glittering tails, and mixed effects
Noise Level: Moderate to Loud
Classification: 1.4G / F2 — Consumer firework
Safety Distance: 8 metre minimum

Best For: Garden displays, creating wide sky coverage, and adding dynamic movement to a show

📦 Product Summary
The Wick @ Sick Fan Barrage Cake offers the best of both worlds: the height of a straight barrage and the expansive coverage of a fan pattern. This 36-shot cake fires in sequences that create both vertical pillars and sweeping horizontal arcs of light, ensuring the sky is filled with vibrant colour and motion. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to add variety and visual width to their display without needing multiple fireworks.

🎯 Operational Instructions

Placement: Set on a flat, stable surface with a clear, wide area in front for the fan effect
Orientation: Point the front of the cake toward your intended fan direction
Ignition: Single fuse ignition — light and retreat immediately
Spectator Clearance: 8 metre minimum safety distance
Environment: Outdoor use in open areas with ample space for the fan spread

🌟 Why Buy from London Fireworks Shop

• Unique fan and straight barrage combination

• Wide sky coverage for dramatic visual impact

• Reliable performance from a well-designed cake

• Same-day delivery across London

• Expert advice on placement for best effect

📍 Store Details
London Fireworks Shop
286 Chingford Rd, London E17 5AL
📞 07878321911
📧 fireworksinlondon@gmail.com

❓ Key FAQs

Q1: What is a fan-firing pattern?
A1: Shots are fired at varying angles, creating a wide, spreading effect across the sky rather than a straight-up column.

Q2: How wide does the fan spread?
A2: Typically between 45–90 degrees, depending on the cake’s design, creating a broad, visually impressive arc.

Q3: Is this suitable for a smaller garden?
A3: It requires more horizontal space than a straight-barrage cake. Ensure you have enough width for the fan to spread safely.

Q4: Can I control the direction of the fan?
A4: Yes — simply point the front of the cake in the direction you want the fan to spread.

Q5: Why choose a fan barrage over a straight one?
A5: It creates more dynamic movement and covers more of the sky, making it ideal for wider viewing areas.