Inter Link Collector's display cabinet, wall shelf, glass display case, wall cabinet, hanging shelf, display case, MDF, white, 80 x 60 x 9.5 cm

This is a nice display cabinet. Took about 20 minutes to put together! The glass fits lovely (doesn’t fall out) and it’s straight. For the price it’s great and displays my collection just as I wanted. I imagine the shelves wouldn’t hold a great deal of weight, as there aren’t any supports in the middle of the shelf, but as my items aren’t very heavy this isn’t a problem for me. I can’t comment on the fixings for the wall as I have mine resting on a sideboard but agree with other reviews about it maybe needing more support. Over all if you want a cheap nice looking display cabinet then it’s worth a punt.

Sorry for the delay in writing this review. these cabinets are perfect for displaying small ornaments, miniatures, thimbles in fact anything that you may collect. it was relatively easy to assemble, if your are good at DIY. my mum wouldn't have been able to put these together as she has problems with her hands, but if you are good at fixing things, these are simple. They make your collection stand out and keep them free from dust. I brought extra strips of wood to go on the shelves, to give height to thimbles displayed. so that we could get two rows on each shelf, but to be honest we probably could have got 3 rows on the shelves if i had brought more wood. we were so please with the first one we brought a second one.. we would recommend these cabinets for all collectors out there.

Considering that display cabinets such as this are effectively nothing more than very narrow bookcases with glass doors, they are relatively pricey. So, once you decide to 'bite the bullet' of the price premium for one, this Links Display Cabinet Acquario is a good choice as it's solid, well made, easy to assemble and has several distinct advantages over much of the opposition. Firstly, it has 2 glass doors (not 1 big one) - so opening it can be achieved within the width of the cabinet itself. Secondly, when in use the glass doors are removable - so you can more easily clean them and also more readily get access to the cabinet contents/shelves. Happily, my cabinets (Nov 13 @ £47.74 each delivered) differ from the one shown in the Amazon picture as the door runners are colour-matched to the overall finish of the cabinet - rather than being white.... Those runners are in the only 2 bits of the cabinet you really need to be careful about, as after assembly the top section should be the one where the runners protrude - thus ensuring you can remove the doors at will and (more importantly !) stop them falling out !!! Luckily (as I hadn't thought about it being a potential problem beforehand), the cabinet is deep enough to allow it to be freestanding ie it can stand upright OK despite the weight of the doors being at the front of the cabinet. So, this cabinet does the job I wanted perfectly well, avoids the pitfalls others seem to have and is relatively cheap - but these type of things are nevertheless a bit pricey for what they are and you are paying a significant premium for the 'display' aspect/glass.

This is a very stylish cabinet, easy to assemble, and sturdy. When partly assembled I realised the width of the shelves was slightly too narrow for my needs, but I loved the cabinet so much I decided to become creative. I added some thick wooden beading to the reverse of the cabinet, before nailing the backing on. I then covered the beading with black tape which blended in with the cabinet perfectly. The supplied wall fittings were no longer suitable (but I wouldn't have used them regardless, as I wouldn't have had much confidence in their ability to hang such a heavy cabinet on a plasterboard wall) so I used some heavy duty ones I had lying around in the shed. The end result was worth the extra effort on my part, but please do check the width of the shelves before purchasing to ensure it's suitable for your own purposes. I now have a very happy son who can proudly display his ever-growing collection of Rubik's cubes.

This is a very reasonable display case which I use to show my model cars in. Assembly pretty easy but fixing the back panel with the glass doors in place was a bit of a challenge. One door fell out due to the hammering so make you do this on the carpet. Manged to refit the door after slackening the screws on one side. Pleased with the cabinet overall.

It comes nicely boxed and looks like a quality product. However as soon as i opened it i noticed the glass doors had scuffs and the back plate is so thin you could tear through it if you even sneezed too hard. Assembly isn't bad but be prepared to put the glass doors back in after you nail in the back plate because they will have been shaken out of their guide rail. My advice would be to only nail the back plate down on one side so you can easily stick the sliding door back in to it's rail before finishing nailing the back in place. The included shelves look nice but they bend really badly with even the slightest bit of actual weight on them so make sure you spread out the load. I think this is only as well rated as it is because there is nothing else in this price range, but really this isn't worth more then 15-20 pounds if you look at the overall quality.

I ordered this cabinet for some of my 1:43 scale models. It arrived in record time, and on opening it, I am very pleased indeed. For the price, you could be expecting to say "well you got what you paid for". In this case, I personally think I got more than what I paid for. It is well made, easy to assemble, and made of good quality materials for the price. Whilst not "rocket science" to build, I had it assembled in fifteen minutes. On the wall in no time, and it now looks very much the part, on the wall in the selected position. I'm now in the process of getting my "hidden" models from the loft to fill it. Brilliant! Thank you to Amazon and the supplier!

ok so this isnt going to win any engineering awards but i have to say im happy with it, i use it for my wargames miniatures. it went together easy enough for me and while i agree that it is not a perfect fit, it is good enough. you do hammer the back on last while the glass is in but i did not feel there was much risk of breaking it. a word of advice, clean the glass first cause its a bugger to do it later. the shelves might bow under heavy weight like say metal cars but mine is fine. mine came with brackets to mount on the wall which seem strong enough. for the money im very happy with it and am thinking of getting a second one.