BROTTAR Display Cabinets with Glass Doors & 3 Color Lights, 4 Tier Curio & Bookcase Storage Cabinet for Living Room, Glass Display Cabinet for Collectibles, Trophy, Books, White

This display cabinet is beautiful and exactly what i was looking for. I'm actually using it to showcase some of the nicer bottles in my whisky collection and for that it's absolutely perfect. The sell spacing is ideal for many things. perfect for bottles as the shelfs are all spaced between 35-40 cm apart so all my bottles and boxes fit nicely and there's still space to display the well... But i suppose this is also a perfect cabinet for anyone who was looking to display any kind of collection. I imagine figurines (Dragonball etc) would look amazing in here.What i really love about the design is that the lights used within in it are adjustable to 3 different colour settings. I'm using them on a warm, tungsten type light which really brings out the colour of my whisky... but you can also have them set to a more natural white light, which would be lovely for books or as a basic house display... But you can also switch this to a blue light and that's where i think this would be excellent as a display cabinet for figurines and collectables etc.Furthermore these lights are all adjustable very simply via a couple buttons located on the outside of the cabinet that make it easy to switch up the vibe really quickly. It's a cool feature... What's even cooler is that you can set the lights to auto-switch on and off as you approach the cabinet. Essentially a motion sensor so that the light it's left on all the time but still lets you see your collection every time you pass by... As someone with a newly built whisky room and this cabinet showcasing my nicest bottles... It really gets those "oohs" and "aahs" when people see it.As I say the unit is fantastic. The build quality is lovely and the glass is really nice too. Everything comes very well packaged and with comprehensive assembly instructions. The assembly was much easier than i thought it was going to be too and my collection looks incredible.Couldn't be happier. Ot was such a good decision to go with this cabinet rather than the display cabinets i was looking at in Ikea etc.Fantastic quality and worth every penny.I love it!

I’m seriously impressed with this display cabinet, and its perfect for my collectables. It’s solid, well-built, and looks fantastic in the room.Easily one of the best flat-pack assemblies I’ve ever done. The instructions were really clear, and every single part was labelled with a sticker and a matching diagram. It made the whole process stress-free and quick.The cabinet itself feels sturdy and a good weight to it. The glass doors align perfectly, the shelves are secure, and the lighting really adds a touch of class.I love the induction sensor for the lights. Its is a brilliant power saving feature. It lights up as soon as you approach it.Overall, a quality piece of furniture and worth every penny!

The media could not be loaded. Great display unit at a great price.Easy to assemble, it took me around 2 hours alone. Glass assembly can be a bit tricky. One panel was missing holes to hold the glass hinge and a replacement was dispatched within a week. Its lighter for its size, and I think white one would look much better. Lighting is amazing and look great.

Clear instructions are printed so you can easily read them. All the parts are clearly labelled and bagged separately. Tools provided. The only tricky part was putting on the glass doors but that's because I was assembling on my own. Overall, the cabinet is well-made.DownsidesLost a star because one panel had scratches on it. I was promised a replacement by seller but nothing arrived. Also they did over kill on the plastic glass protector, it took ages to peel off and even then I had to get tweezers to get the last few bits off. Lastly there is a motion sensor on the cabinet that controls the light (optional settings) however this sensor is placed on right side of the cabinet. So if you placing it up against side wall you might be stuffed.

Bringing the glass-doored display cabinet into my home here in Scotland has certainly sparked quite a few conversations among visitors. It measures 80cm wide by 165cm high, and at 36cm deep, it’s a spacious piece with four shelves – perfect for organising my belongings and tucking away the never-ending supply of children's toys my three-year-old tends to leave scattered about.One feature that really stands out to me is the pop-up glass door. It doesn’t have handles, which gives it a certain elegance. I also appreciate the three lighting options – I can switch between warm tones for a cosy atmosphere or cool white light for a brighter, more modern look. It almost gives the display a showroom quality. The human induction lighting is a clever touch – it automatically lights up when I get close. The first time it happened, I was genuinely startled and slightly amused by how responsive it was.Assembling it was fairly straightforward, which is always nice for those who enjoy a bit of DIY. The build quality is reasonable for the price. That said, I did notice that the legs feel slightly unsteady on certain types of flooring, though it's not a major concern for me at this time.It’s a tidy storage solution that adds something extra to the space, and considering how much I paid, I think it was a fair purchase.

This display cabinet is a fantastic addition to my living room the sleek black finish, clear glass doors, and adjustable lighting create the perfect showcase for my collectibles and books. It feels sturdy and well-made, with four spacious tiers that hold a surprising amount. The LED lighting adds a premium touch, letting me switch between warm and cool tones depending on the mood. Assembly was simple with clear instructions, and the final result looks high-end without the hefty price tag. I’m genuinely impressed with both the design and functionality definitely worth five stars!