Popular uses for display cabinets

Collectible Showcases are perfect for keeping action figures, model cars, or sports memorabilia dust-free and organized. China and Dinnerware can be beautifully displayed, whether it's family heirloom dishes or special occasion tableware. Many people use display cabinets as Trophy Cases to show off awards and achievements in an elegant way. You can also create Curio Displays for unique finds and conversation pieces that deserve a special spot in your home.

How to choose the best display cabinet

When shopping for a display cabinet, Size Matters. Always measure both your space and your items before buying to ensure a proper fit. Consider Lighting Options as built-in lights make your collections shine - look for LED options that won't heat up your collectibles.

Adjustable Shelving is important because it makes it easy to change your display as your collection grows. For valuable items, Lock Features help keep collectibles secure, especially in homes with children or pets. Pay attention to Material Quality - solid wood cabinets offer durability, while glass shelves provide a clearer view of your treasured items.

Display cabinet care tips

Dust your cabinet regularly with a soft cloth to keep it looking its best. Clean glass doors with non-ammonia glass cleaner for a streak-free shine. Avoid placing cabinets in direct sunlight to protect both the cabinet finish and your collectibles from fading. Every few months, check and tighten any loose hardware to ensure your cabinet remains stable and secure.

Looking for something specific? Contact our helpful customer service team for assistance finding the perfect display cabinet, collectible showcase, or figure display for your home.

FAQ

What is the most popular display cabinet size?

Most customers prefer medium-sized cabinets around 36-48 inches wide and 72 inches tall. This size fits well in most living rooms and dining areas without taking up too much space.

How do I know if a display cabinet is good quality?

Check the materials (solid wood is best), the sturdiness of shelves, smooth door operation, and even glass thickness. Quality cabinets don't wobble and have clean, well-finished joints.

Can I use a display cabinet for books?

Yes! While designed for collectibles, many display cabinets work great for books too. Just make sure the shelves can handle the weight of books, as some glass shelves have weight limits.

Do display cabinets come assembled?

Most of our display cabinets require some assembly at home. We provide clear instructions and all the hardware you'll need. The glass parts are usually pre-installed for safety.

How do I protect items in my display cabinet from fading?

Keep your cabinet away from direct sunlight, which can fade both your collectibles and the cabinet itself. If sunlight is unavoidable, consider UV-filtering window films.

What's the difference between a curio cabinet and a display cabinet?

A curio cabinet is a type of display cabinet. Curio cabinets typically have more glass (often on multiple sides) to view items from different angles, while general display cabinets might have a solid back and sides.