Display Case

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Many wall display cases can be mounted using keyhole slots, D-ring hangers, French cleats, or a hanging rail on the back panel. Some shadow box-style display cases also include pre-drilled holes for direct screw mounting. Check whether the item is designed to hang vertically or horizontally, and whether it’s meant for drywall anchors or stud mounting.
Display cases are typically made from clear acrylic or glass panels paired with wood, MDF, or metal frames. You’ll also find solid-wood shadow box styles with a glass front, plus fully acrylic countertop cases for collectibles. Hardware is often brass- or nickel-toned, and shelves may be acrylic, glass, or wood depending on the look and weight support.
You’ll see display cases offered both with and without built-in lighting. Many modern display cases use LED strip lights, puck lights, or small spotlights mounted along the top or sides, sometimes with a plug-in cord, dimmer, or remote. Some display cases are designed with mirrored backs to bounce light, while others leave room to add your own battery lights.
You’ll find display cases with several base and stand styles, depending on where you plan to place them. Plenty of tabletop cases sit on flat plinth bases or low risers, while others use pedestal-style stands for a gallery look. A number of cabinet display cases include built-in legs, adjustable feet, or casters, and some wall cases have no base at all.
Start by measuring your item’s width, depth, and height, then add a little extra clearance so it doesn’t press against the sides or lid. Several display cases have fixed shelves or cubbies, so check shelf spacing and interior depth if you’re displaying figures, shoes, or model cars. Also confirm whether you need a single-bay case or a tiered, multi-shelf style.

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