Beauty4U Glass Display Cabinet with LED Lights and Mirror, Extra Large 3 Columns 2 Doors Curio Cabinets with 12 Shelves for Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Black Floor Standing Bookshelf

Once put together it looks great. It's quite heavy to bring into the house and needs assembly. I ended up hiring someone to put it together it's hard to do by yourself. Once together it's great. It's not lighted up but it does lock. Four shelves is perfect for my collection and the space is tall for large items.

Great Display cabinet! Strong cabinet but it is glass so be very careful!!!! Easy to built (does not take 30mins like the paper says lol). You need a bit of help in the beginning. Locking mechanism is easy to put on and use. Perfect size for memorabilia like my baseball helmets and bobbleheads.

From what i saw this is one oif the cheaper dispaly cases. But for the money I think it is GREAT. I did panic because there are two parcels. Fedex delivered the second parcel the next day. So I thought I was missing parts. YES... These are heavy packages. But this shatter proof glass. It's NOT going to be light. Assembly was easy, and it does look good. There are some scratches from packeging! But nothing I think worth whining about. Instructions were fine. Only gripe is stating the distance of the door hinges from the endge. Quater of an inch looks good. I firstly did 3/8" from edge... too much. Chipped the corner but not that visible. The full assembly is sturdy. The instuctions state a two person assembly. I did this solo, but definitely better with two from a safety point of view. There is nothing I think worth comaplioning about!!!

There's not a star rating for packaging, but I'd give this five stars. This thing comes in two boxes, which in my case arrived on separate days. The bonehead delivery guy left the second box leaning against the garage door. My girlfriend was working from home, and having no idea it was there, opened the garage door. I expected to come home to a box of shattered glass, but it somehow survived its dive onto the concrete. So far so good. The assembly instructions are unintentional comedy. But if you look at the photos and parts for a while, you'll figure it out. They say 50 minutes; hahahahahahahaha. Took me about three hours. I got to use some of the words my dad taught me when I used to help him work on the family car. Anyway, here's a few tips. First, you definitely need two people for this. My girlfriend decided that the time I had set aside to assemble this thing would be a great time for a nap. I ended up building the thing pushed against a wall, with the top of the glass pieces I was assembling duct taped to the wall to keep them from falling on my head. I can't stress this enough, DON'T BE AN IDIOT LIKE ME, get a helper. There were no holes for the screws that hold the feet onto the bottom plate. They were marked, but I guess somebody forgot to drill those out. I used a 3/8" bit, but I wouldn't count on the screws being the same size on every package, you need to measure for yourself. There is a clear plastic piece that connects the two back glass parts together. Make sure you push this thing all the way down so that it touches the bottom plate when the back glass parts are fitted into the bottom plate slot; if you don't, then the top of the plastic piece will interfere with the glass fitting into the slots on the top plate. I know because I screwed this up of course. Instead of taking the thing back apart, I ended up cutting the top of the plastic piece off with a hobby knife. Don't secure the top plate to the angle braces before you put the doors in. Just put the top plate in place with the glass in the slots. Gravity is your friend here. Once the doors are in place, then put the screws in and tighten the top plate down. You will probably need to adjust the doors once you have them attached. Just loosen the hinge a bit, slide the glass door in the hinge as needed, and retighten. Easy peasy. I left the lock off, because nobody is stealing my model airplanes, so I can't comment on that part. I think this thing looks good for the price. It is obviously not rugged enough for applications where the doors will open and close all the time, but it meets my needs. There's no way you could ever move this thing assembled, so you might want to keep that in mind.

In love with this , I put it together all by myself it wasn’t easy but it wasn’t hard , it looks so elegant in my dining room, the only slight problem I had was that the screws didn’t have the letters on it , so I had to pretty much match the screws up with the picture on the directions again it wasn’t hard , love it . Also it’s very fragile be careful

I bought 4. Three were put together carefully. They are very fragile to work with. They came in 2 very heavy boxes. We had to hire someone to put them together. The 4th case was missing some necessary hardware, rendering it unusable. I initiated a return. It was approved. Ad states FULL REFUND. Item shipped to me free. Seller offered to send new hardware after 4 days of sending same delivery pics and stating all items delivered. Now seller wants me to pay shipping charges ($148) to refund. We are in our 70's, we can't manage the weight of these boxes, nor do we own a truck. Seller is being unreasonable. Seller shipped at a incomplete item, at seller expense. It took 4 phone calls to Amazon to get seller to understand, that we were not disputing receiving item, we were returning because it was incomplete. Meanwhile, seller has been horrible to deal with. Horrible communications. Phone calls go straight to a mailbox and unreturned. Save your sanity, do not purchase . As for the other 3 items, they are so fragile, we don't think they will ever survive a move, once they were put together. Which defeats the purchase, to downsize from larger heavy wood and glass shelving.

Great quality glass cabinet. Perfect to display my crystals or any item you might want to put on display. I love the lighting and the remote to control the lights.

Great packaging,high end safety. Heavy duty glass. Very easy instructions overall. Sadly my glass was scratched and I also didn't get the pads. Had to make my own. The safety lock is a joke. I can just pull and it slides off. I also had to make my own. It does look nice and the price was fair. Overall 3 out of 5 stars.

Exactly what I had been looking for to display some books in a small space. Arrived in a cardboard box reinforced with a wooden frame so quite heavy but it ensured there was no damage to the cabinet. All the screws, washers, handle etc were individually pack so no missing items and easy to identify all the components. I was able to put it together by myself by wedging it in the corner and a piece of duct tape to hold the screws in place until I had one side attached to the back section, until it came to attaching the door, I kept knocking the top hinge out and then my swearing became too much for hubby and he took over. I have not anchored it to the wall, seems sturdy enough to me unless something (pets/kids) tried to climb it. If I had more space I would not hesitate to purchase another one from this seller

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