Display Case with Wooden Base for Collectibles Assemble Clear Acrylic Box Alternative Glass Case for Action Figures Home Storage & Organizing Toys (10x10x10 inch; 25x25x25 cm)

This display case was better than I expected. It is a solid wood base with grooves for the Acrylic top to sit in. The Acrylic itself has protection on both sides to peal off and was super clear with no damage or scratches. It has tabs on 3 sides to slide into each other and hardware in the bottom plus corners. The metal hardware is held in place with black push pins that are very easy to install and remove. The final product is very clean as you can see and very sturdy. This is a solid 5 out of 5 star. God Bless, Richard W.

As far as affordable, flat-shipped, acrylic display cases in this price category, the acrylic display from SANOSY is one of the better ones. I have quite a few displays to compare this one to. I use them to show off Legos and action figures. Some displays are held together with rubber bands, some are glued, some are jointed are the corners like a puzzle, and then there's this SANOSY one with locking tabs which is one of the best I've encountered. Unless you purchase a more expensive pre-made on with no assembly required, this SANOSY display is the next best. I understand shipping acrylic displays flat saves A TON of money for the manufacturer so I can't fault them for that. But it's usually a pain in the rear to assemble. The video makes sense and is easy to follow. Definitely wear disposable gloves during assembly so you don't get fingerprints everywhere. I especially like that the base is wood, and NOT BAMBOO, which makes it look cheap to me.

Beautiful display case. I have used it to enclose signed memorabilia. A bit hard to construct, but worth the time and effort. Keeps it all dust free and looks amazing!

This display case is no joke, it is really big. It is made of acrylic and wood, plastic buttons and metal tabs. I thought the cuts were going to be a mess, but it was done rather smoothly. It is acrylic so becareful not to scratch it. I recommend using some gloves. I keep nitrile gloves around for grilling, those worked perfect.The wooden base is well made and snug for the cover. It comes with some basic instructions and a QR code to open a video to see how to piece it together. It is really easy to follow.The tabs on the sides go a certain way, so you will need to pay attention to how they fit together, again, follow the instructions and video. This requires a little DIY knowledge, very little. Pushing the tabs together feels a bit rough, but once they snap in, they're good.The metal joints and plastic buttons are flimsy and tiny, but good for this display, as it shouldn't be moved around a lot once put together. Mixed with the tabs that hold it together, it all works well together to keep this display sturdy and not moving around a lot.All in all, this is a nice big display case with lots of room that looks very good. The pieces were a lot cleaner cut that I thought, because of the sticky protectors were frayed, but not the clear sides themselves.For the price, this is so worth it. I am looking to get a few more for a bunch of collectibles I have and would like to keep dust off them. I may go the extra mile and add a small line if silicone to all he corners to make it as sealed as possible so no dust gets inside.

The media could not be loaded.  I had an opportunity to review this case, and never had owned one before. The instructions do have a QR code that takes you to a video with full installation instructions.You don't need a screwdriver to build the case. But you may need a rubber mallet. I posted a video that shows how to get around small issues during assembly of the case. And at the end of the video I demonstrate a few random items that one can display in the case itself.The case was a little tricky to put together, as the notches have to be snapped into each side. In some cases the nubs for each notch did not snap in, so I had to take a rubber mallet to gently tap the notches into place.The nubs on each side of the acrylic panels are also a little sharp/pointing, so don't move your fingers over them too fast to avoid getting scratched.For the corners there are small push-pins that will open up to lock in place after you push them through. But if you mis-align the holes the pins deploy early, requiring one trying to depress the pins back in place before trying again.Fortunately the package came with about 4 extra push-pins and one extra lower corner brace. So if you manage to break one or two of the push-pins at least some extra pins should be available on your next attempts to secure the corners.Also one corner had a 1/2" crack in the acrylic. But once the case was assembled I could not see the crack, as the corner braces covered up the crack.I put up a few sample photos of my favorite 10oz coffee mug, and one of my work awards (for taking the least vacation days that year), as those awards can be important to display, and you don't want that special award to accumulate a lot of dust. Maybe I'll think of something else a little more impressive to put in this display case later.Very nice display case for the first one I ever received.

This acrylic display case was made for a trophy basketball, so the case is huge, and can be used for many different things. I ordered it for some of my bigger micro building block creations. When I received the display case, the case came in separate pieces and all of the clear sides with protective plastic on both sides. However, the case came with basic instructions and luckily, a QR code which opened a very informative videos. I had to watch it a couple of time, but I was able to assemble the display case very easily. All of the pieces fit together well and the finished display case is very sturdy. The acrylic sides to tend to show a lot of smudges and fingerprints, so, I like to use gloves when I am handling the case and that seems to work well. This is a really nice, multi-use display case.