Display Cabinet with Glass Doors, 4-Tier Curio Cabinet with 3 Color Lights for Collectibles, Glass Display Case with Human Body Sensor, Bookcase with 4 Shelves, Storage Cabinets, Black

Beautiful display cabinet with built-in lighting that really makes everything inside stand out. The glass panels give it a sleek, modern look, and the quality feels sturdy and well-made. Assembly took about an hour. My sons loves it for showcasing collectibles.

This cabinet is great, and I highly recommend it for any collectors looking to display their possessions. The built-in led lights brightly light every inch of the shelves ensuring all your collectibles are seen. This is very important for this particular cabinet because of the black back which makes it hard to see inside without the lights on. My only complaint with the lights is that I wish there more color options. This is very minor because the three options included look great and work for a variety of settings. The cabinet is also very easy to assemble with my only difficulty being putting on the glass doors at the end. It is also very sturdy once mounted to the wall with the included brackets. My only major issue with this cabinet is that the sides of it are made of plastic and not real glass. This is not very noticeable by eye due to its placement and high quality plastic. However, if you touch it, you will feel the difference. Thankfully, the doors in front are made of real glass which is much more important. The sellers are also great showing care for their customers by packaging the item with a lot of protective styrofoam and providing good communication answering back within 24 hours. They did inform me while asking a question about the color, that there is a restocking fee if you decide to return the item for reasons other than damages. Overall, this cabinet is affordable, sturdy, bright, well made, well packaged, and easy to assemble. I highly recommended it!

Here is my opinion on the unit. I think it’s great for any collector of any scale. It’s very clean looking. I find myself staring more at my figures than I did when they were in the IKEA Detolfs. This is a fantastic upgrade from the IKEA detolf’s. I brought this unit to see if I would like it as a placeholder until I get my moducase. I know a lot of people can’t afford the moducase, but this display case is by far the best budget friendly display case/cabinet on the market. It has built in LED lights at three different colors and different brightness. If you need something to display your figures in or any type of collection you can’t go wrong with the Brottar display cabinet.

This shelf loses a star only because of I feel like there's a decent amount stuff that doesnt justify the $200+ price pointPros :•lights are incredible and the motion sensor works from far away•Quality of wood is great•Quality of glass is great•instructions were clear and it was overall an easy buildCons :•the whole shelf is a little wobbly even after screwing everything tight and precisely•bottom glass doors not aligned evenly ( could've been me but like I said I made sure everything was tight and precise )•plastic wrap over the acrylic sides are a pain to rip all the way off•I wish it came with those stickers that cover the screw holes•I think overall the quality is great but it still feels fragile, every time I push to open the glass door im very careful with it because it feels like it will come out any secondSo look and esthetic wise its great, but usability you have to be careful not to break or move the shelf too harshly. I only got this shelf cause ikea redesigned their glass door shelf and this one was the closest too stand it comes with lights which is cool! If my collection grows large enough I dont mind getting another one.

This display case is well-designed, well-engineered, and the assembly instructions are mostly clear and comprehensive. It has illumination on every shelf and glass doors. It is just what I need to display my art collection, as shown in the photo. The seller had great customer service and sent me a replacement part for one that got damaged.I do have a few suggestions to make the assembly easier.1. It uses pin-and-cam fasteners. The “two in one nut” (part 2) should be seated in the bottom of the hole. And turn the aperture oriented toward the receiving pin. Tighten the nut firmly for strong joints.2. A long shank screwdriver will work better in some cramped locations.3. In Step 18, brace the parts at right angles. This assembly is risky and can easily twist and cause damage. I did.4. Also in Sep 18, use spacers to make the connection in two steps and ease the simultaneous alignment of the eight pins and holes. It works easier with two people.5. In Steps 30 & 35, loosen the top nuts, pry the joint open, and insert spacers to allow clearance for the glass door hinge pins. You will need two people for these steps. Then remove the spacers and tighten the nuts firmly.