Candle Mould – Sphere

Candle Mould – Sphere: Plastic mould for classic spherical candles

With the “Sphere” candle mould made from durable polycarbonate, you can create elegant, evenly shaped spherical candles with a smooth surface. The mould is ideal for producing precise, symmetrical round candles.

The mould measures 8.8 × 8.8 × 11.0 cm and consists of two precisely fitting halves that are assembled before pouring. The finished sphere candle measures approximately 8 × 8 × 8 cm and has a harmonious, rounded shape with a clean surface.

The liquid wax is poured into the closed mould from the top. This creates a flat area at the upper side, which later serves as a stable base. As a result, the spherical candle does not roll away but stands securely and evenly – ideal for table decorations, modern home accessories or stylish gift ideas.

The polycarbonate used is heat-resistant, transparent and dimensionally stable. It allows you to create particularly smooth, evenly shaped candles with clear contours. Compared to silicone moulds, the material is less flexible and requires a little more care when demoulding – but the result is a highly precise, symmetrical sphere.

Perfect for Classic & Modern Sphere Candles

The sphere candle mould is excellent for bold colours and strong colour accents. With high-quality candle colours, you can also create timeless candles in white, cream or natural shades. Combined with suitable wicks and waxes for free-standing candles, you can produce high-quality DIY candles with a professional finish.

Why You’ll Love the Sphere Candle Mould

• Symmetrical sphere candles: Precise, evenly rounded shape.
• Two-part mould: Accurate assembly for clean results and easy demoulding.
• Stable base: Candle stands securely and burns safely.
• Robust polycarbonate: Heat-resistant, durable and reusable.

How to Use – Make Your Sphere Candle

1. Fit the two mould halves together accurately and secure them.
2. Thread the wick centrally through the mould and fix it at the top.
3. Seal the wick hole before pouring to prevent liquid wax from leaking out (e.g. using our practical adhesive wax pellets).
4. Slowly heat the desired wax in a water bath.
5. Carefully pour the liquid wax in from the top.
6. Allow the candle to fully harden, gently separate the mould halves and demould the candle.

Buy the Sphere Candle Mould at DistrEbution

With the polycarbonate sphere candle mould, you can create beautifully shaped, evenly rounded DIY sphere candles with a secure base. Discover matching waxes, wicks, colours and accessories at DistrEbution for high-quality candle-making projects.