HOMCOM 5-Tier Display Cabinet, Glass Door Cabinet with Adjustable Shelves, Wall-Mounted Display Case for Playroom, Bedroom, Black

This display cabinet has worked very well for me, and this is actually my second purchase. Installation was straightforward, and the instructions were better than I expected. They came in multiple languages, and the English instructions were accurate and easy enough to follow. Once mounted properly, the cabinet sits stable on the wall and looks good as a display piece. The doors work smoothly, and the tempered glass gives it a nicer look while still feeling durable. The adjustable shelves are useful for arranging different-sized items, and the cabinet feels sturdy once it is hung correctly. I also have to give it credit for durability: I play VR near mine and have accidentally hit it pretty hard more than once, but it has taken those bumps without showing any signs of damage. My only concern is with the included mounting screws. They seemed a little questionable to me for supporting a cabinet of this weight, especially once you add items inside. I would recommend making sure it is mounted into studs or using better hardware if needed for your wall type. Other than that, I have been very happy with it. It is stable, attractive, functional, and durable enough that I bought another one. Great buy in my opinion!

Super easy to build. Instructions were super easy to read and follow. Absolutely love it for my Mandalorian figures!

Cute display for the price. Adjustable shelves. Easy to install. Durable and glass sliders are smooth.

perfect for my Labubus! super easy to put together. only downfalls: 1, I guess there was fiberglass Styrofoam in the box so I was super itchy while putting it together... but I guess that's why it arrived not broken or anything lol 2, I had to "rig" it because the depth was just a bit too tight so my labubus' faces were rubbing on the glass (see my video of my temporary placement for the shelf) they kept getting dragged/moved around.. so I used some Styrofoam between the back cardboard to give them like an inch of space, worked like a charm! just don't look at the sides or gap haha. price is kinda steep for us having to put it together ourselves... otherwise this is great! Sturdy, looks really good (whether hung or on a shelf) clean & simple for the most part. its not toooo heavy but I will definitely make sure to use proper wall anchors/supports when I finally set up my Labubu corner!

Pretty to keep all perfect for my perfume collection, will buy a second one, it’s not too sturdy for heavy stuff though but it’s real glass

Fast delivery and easy to assemble. I have a lot of 3d printed items that didn’t get given away

I purchased two units for my embroidery thread. My intention was to wall mount; however, it's made of what I call pressed board/cheap material. Packed well but there were some corners slightly damaged. The hardware placement on the back for mounting doesn't allow you to hit two studs and due to the weight of the unit once assembled with the glass (the glass is what makes it heavy), I was not confident to wall mount without being able to hit two studs so these are sitting on my sewing desk. The back piece for the unit is flimsy, thin and comes folded in half. Instructions say for two people to assemble but I took my time and put it together myself. Be sure to remove the number stickers on the glass before you put it together; you'll need goo gone or something similar as the stickers leave a residue that's hard to get off. They serve the purpose for what I purchased them for but because of the material they are made of, I think they are overpriced.

A little tedious to put together but it is so worth it! This shelf if perfect for my blind box collection. Tempted to get another one🫣. This holds a good amount of small collectables and I enjoy that you can move the shelves around to customize the gaps. It’s a great size and is honestly worth the money. I was worried if it’d be worth it… Wish it was a little cheaper though $70 is pushing it.

Easy to assemble. Looks good. I'm pleased with it. Definitely a good buy.

I really want to give this a better review because sadly it seems to the be only product of its type at a reasonable price point but I can’t. The level of quality would potentially be less jarring at about £20 less. The dimensions were perfect for me so I have kept it and will touch it up with black paint but if I had other options I’d return it based on quality. I know this is a budget item but it is fairly shoddy. The laminated surface is poor in a lot of places not due to damage but just poor quality. It’s flimsy so getting it put together square isn’t easy. The construction itself is simple but the finished product lets it down. See pics for the type of quality you will be dealing with. As an aside the packaging was odd. Whatever was used produced very tiny little fibres similar to fibreglass all over everything which was a little concerning. Annoyingly I would probably buy another one if I wanted a matching one but it’s nowhere near worth the amount it is priced at. Functionally it works, the doors slide, the glass appears to be ok, the runners the glass slides in are cheap and I had to sand the corners of the glass as they were sharp enough to bite into the cheap plastic runners.

Easy to put together and good size. However, the mounting hooks aren't far enough apart to both hit studs so the screws need to be put in on weird angles to hit the stud and make it secure.

Used for displaying my model motorcycle collection and is perfect for this task. Easy to build but i would have preferred it if the glass doors swung open rather than slide. The sheves are a little shallow but fine for the bikes.

Bought this as a storage solution for my Warhammer stuff. It's adequate, but now that it's here, I can see that there are so many better options. I would have returned it, but the return shipping was prohibitive. A few things to note. -Screws on the back are not countersunk, so the Phillips screw heads are going to make a mess of your wall. I suggest getting some of those carpet pads that you put on the bottom of your table and chair legs to keep the screw heads from touching the wall. -Be VERY careful with the wood items when building. The black covering wants to break off at the slightest rub. Just putting the shelfs in, it would break off parts as I was sliding it into place if it made contact with one of the pilot holes for the shelf support. -It's not quite wide enough to hit two studs on a 16" centre wall. I was able to tag one, but had to use the supplied wall anchor to mount it. -Don't fully sink the mounting screws. They will cause the bottom of the shelf to come off the wall. You will see what I mean if you do it. -I have minimal trust in how the mounting tabs are held to the back of the shelf. I'm afraid of putting anything of any real weight in this for fear that it will pull the screws and this will hit the ground. -If you are getting the black unit because you wanted it to all look blacked out, be aware that the shelf supports are still white plastic. So be read to paint them to finish the look.