Jinchuan Knife Display Case Pocket Knife Display Stand Military Folding Knife Shadow Box Wall Cabinet with Uv Protection Acrylic Lockable, Black

I purchased this wall display case for a series of 12 pocket knives of the same design, but different patterns...and it meets my expectations 110%. This case arrived undamaged and was packed very well in a moderately heavy box. The case inside was protected by styrofoam on all sides, top & bottom. It is light weight, yet sturdy. The plexiglass window had protective paper on the outside and inside of the window and was easy to remove. The case is very well made, with corners meeting evenly and tight. The door latch works just as it should, and the door opens and closes evenly and tight.The inside shelves are very secure and will hold what I have to display. The shelves have a slight 'lip' to them that will keep my items secure and from tipping forward. There is also a groove along the shelf bottom to keep the knives in place. This case is also designed in a way that will keep someone's coin collection in place...such as challenge coins, etc.Edit: A note on hanging this display case on the wall. The instructions are clear & concise as to what to do; however, they do not tell you what size drill bit to use. A 3/16 drill bit works perfectly. However, there is a caveat to this. Once you drill your holes, you will need to 'enlarge' them VERY slightly by keeping the drill bit in the hole, and while powering the bit, use a very slight 'circular' motion to make the hole larger. DO NOT overdo this...you only need to do the circular motion 2-3 times...then place the plastic screw sleeve up to the hole and use a tack hammer to gently pound the sleeve into the hole for a nice secure tight fit. If the sleeve starts to 'bend' on you while pounding it into the hole, repeat the 'circular process above a bit more, then put the sleeve in again. You should end up with four nice secure sleeves for the screws. If you use a bigger bit than 3/16, the hole will be too big and the sleeve will be loose and not tight in the hole, which will make the brackets holding the case not as secure.Also, the lock on the hasp can be misleading when you try to lock it with the key. Once the key is inserted and you turn the key, it 'may' come to a point where you might think it's not going to turn any further and the hasp is not locked. Continue to turn the key with a bit of force and you should hear and/or feel a 'click'. The hasp is now locked. When unlocking, you will hear or feel the click again. That's how mine worked, anyway. YMMVOverall, I am very well pleased with this case. The construction is superb, well designed and attractive. I highly recommend this display case and am giving serious thought to ordering another one. Once I have my knives set up, I'll edit this review and add a photo.

I bought this to display my husband's knife collection. The wood seemed durable with dark and pretty finish to it.The lock wouldn't do anything to keep the wrong kind of person up to know good out but it's nice for show.But the glass was my main issue as to why I returned this. It's like a plexy glass, a bit flimsy and really made me uneasy thinking thinking about hanging on the wall. For the price of this case, I would hope to have nicer quality glass put in. If the glass could undergo an upgrade to a better solid type of glass, this would be an ideal case.

My husband has collectible knives stashed everywhere, finally decided he needed some place to put them. He was really happy to get this and has filled and hung it up. It isn’t the most expensive case but is very nice for the money and does what it needs to.

I actually took this and used 2x12 legos and double sided adhesive "dots" to line the shelves in order to turn it into a fancy lego minifig display case.Turned out as I'd hoped, and was about $20-30 cheaper than the "prebuilt" minifig cases.Would buy another one, and may need to soon since this one is already full!

For the price, it's pretty good. The only thing I would change, which I'll probably do myself, is for this thing to have real glass. Other than that, I'll be buying a smaller one for my collection of small knives.