This 47-inch quarter vision display case uses a frameless glass-to-glass top with no visible metal frame at the corners. It includes 4-way LED strip lighting, a locking pull-out tray, and a locking bottom cabinet. Ships knocked down in a single box.
Quarter Vision Display Case | Key Features
| Feature |
Details |
| Dimensions |
47.2"W x 23.6"D x 35.4"H |
| Finish |
Glossy black |
| Style |
Quarter vision jewelry and museum display |
| Glass Top |
Frameless tempered glass-to-glass, ⅓" thick |
| Lighting |
4-way LED strip lights |
| Access |
Locking pull-out tray with lock and key |
| Bottom Cabinet |
Locking cabinet with key |
| Ship Weight |
287 lbs, single box |
| Assembly |
Ships knocked down |
Quarter Vision Format Explained
A quarter vision display case uses an angled or curved front glass panel that gives customers a clear view of the merchandise from the front and a partial view from each side. This format is common in jewelry retail and museum settings where customers circle the counter examining individual pieces from multiple angles. The frameless glass-to-glass construction removes the metal corner trim that would otherwise interrupt the sightline.
At 35.4 inches tall, this unit sits at seated service height. Staff work from a stool behind the counter while customers lean in from the opposite side to examine displayed items at eye level. This height is the retail standard for jewelry, watch, and high-value accessory counters.
Frameless Glass-to-Glass Top
The ⅓-inch thick tempered glass top panels connect directly at the corners without aluminum or steel extrusions running along the seams. No visible frame means no interruption between glass panels from the customer's viewing angle. The glass thickness at ⅓ inch supports items placed on top of the counter during customer consultations without flex or distortion.
4-Way LED Strip Lighting
Four-way LED strip lights illuminate the interior from all sides. Strip lighting at the edges of the display area eliminates the shadowed corners that single-source top lighting creates. Even illumination across the full 47-inch width makes small merchandise items readable from any position along the counter front.
LED strip lights also run cooler than halogen alternatives, which matters for extended daily use in a retail environment where the lights stay on throughout business hours.
Two Independent Locking Sections
The pull-out tray locks independently from the bottom cabinet. Staff can open the tray for product access without unlocking the storage cabinet below. This separation keeps daily operations fast while keeping back stock or restricted items in the locked cabinet at all times.
Both locks use keyed hardware included with the unit. The bottom cabinet provides enclosed storage below the display surface for supplies, trays, or merchandise that does not need to be on display during all hours.
Learn more about jewelry display case formats used across retail and museum environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a quarter vision display case?
A quarter vision display case has an angled or curved front glass panel that lets customers see merchandise from the front and partially from the sides without walking around the unit. It gives a wider viewing angle than a standard flat-front case while using a similar floor footprint.
Does this case include a bottom storage cabinet?
Yes. A locking bottom cabinet sits below the display area. It locks independently from the pull-out tray above. Use it for backup stock, supplies, or any items that need secure storage close to the counter.
Does it ship assembled?
No. This unit ships knocked down in a single 287-pound box. Assembly is required on-site before use.
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