Candy Floss & Popcorn Machine Hire in Reading

Reading marks the eastern limit of our patch, about 28 miles from our Faringdon base, and we serve the town properly rather than skirting it. Deliveries run across RG1, RG2, RG4, RG6 and RG30, which covers the centre, Caversham, Whitley, Earley and Tilehurst, with Calcot and Purley-on-Thames on the way in. As everywhere, your hire price includes delivery, set up and collection by us.

Reading is about 28 miles from our Faringdon base, comfortably inside our free delivery area, so set up and collection are included like everywhere else.

The candy floss and popcorn that Reading books

A proper candy floss machine and a cinema-style popcorn maker, with enough sugar, sticks, kernels and bags for 50 servings each. Simple to use, we show you how at drop off.

There is a moment at every good party when the smell of warm sugar drifts across the garden and every child (and most of the adults) stops what they are doing. That is what this hire is for. You get a proper candy floss machine and a cinema-style popcorn maker, plus sugar, sticks, kernels and bags for 50 servings on each. It looks the part, smells like a fairground, and turns a table into the busiest corner of your do.

• Both machines with serving cart look
• Supplies for 50 servings per machine
• 2-minute lesson at set up, then it is easy
• Free delivery, set up and collection in Reading

Venues around Reading

Reading offers everything from terraced-house gardens in RG30 to church halls in Caversham, community venues out towards the university, and function rooms in town near the Abbey ruins and Forbury Gardens. Urban venues sometimes mean parking permits, loading bays and lift access, so give us the practical details in the booking notes and we will plan the get-in like locals.

Why book local in Reading

In a big town the marketplaces are noisiest and the no-shows most common. We are the opposite of anonymous: one van from Faringdon, one owner who checked and loaded your kit, one agreed slot, and one person to hold to it. A small operation, which is exactly the point.

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