Cabinet Design Features
Given the vast difference in general quality and performance between different types of glass display cabinets we cannot emphasise too much how important it is to understand the key aspects and advantages of having a good design.
Our ability to offer so many excellent features, several of them unique to ourselves, applied throughout our cabinets, leads to a superior final product which has been designed with quality and performance in mind.
Aluminium Corner Posts
Our stylish yet slim line corner posts really do add an air of distinction to our products while offering essential structural support. These come in a modern satin silver anodised finish or can be polyester powder coated which offers an extremely durable and attractive finish. A classy looking highly polished superior "mirror" finish is also available.
Maximum Shelf Loading
The glass shelves are supported directly by, and transfer all the loading through, the corner posts and are not limited by typically small brackets, therefore leading to full load capacity of the glass shelf to be utilised.
Integral Shelf Support
All shelves are fully retained by our unique unobtrusive design, which is not only pleasing to the eye but also extremely effective. Cabinets can be tipped to any angle without any shelf movement. A real bonus when having to move cabinets.
Rigid Construction
The strong aluminium frame is locked solid by the glass being tightly glazed into the frame leaving the cabinet strong and rigid.
Benefits of Design
Our design enables our display cabinets to boast many important benefits often overlooked at the purchasing stage.
- Concealed electrical cables
- All cabinets come fully built
- Extremely stable and rigid structure
- Easy to move
- Cabinets will remain standing should any glass break
- Sealed corners to minimise dust entry
- High security
- Shelves are supported directly through the corner posts giving superior load capacity
The Benefits of having an Aluminium Frame
Not all glass display cabinets are the same, despite first appearances. Take a closer look and consider the construction.
The majority of cabinets use the glass itself to support the cabinet, whereas on our design the cabinet frame supports the glass, which offers vastly superior performance not only to the overall strength of the cabinet but also its stability. This also eliminates the major concern of a cabinet collapsing should any of the structural supporting glass get broken. Combine that to the way our corner posts trap and tightly hold the glass throughout its height and the result is by far the most rigid cabinets on the market.