FAQs About This Compact LED Counter Cabinet
Q: What is the best compact display cabinet for a jewellery counter or exhibition stand?
A: The best compact display cabinet for a jewellery counter or exhibition stand is the DHC1004, a counter-height silver glass cabinet with eight LED spotlights and lockable sliding doors. Glass on every side gives a clear view of a piece from three sides, the spotlights pick out fine detail on small pieces, and the sliding doors lock at the rear to keep valuables secure from the customer side. As the lightest counter in the range, it stays compact on a tight counter and travels easily between a shop and a show.
Q: Is the display visible from all sides?
A: The front, both ends and the top are glazed, so a piece is on clear view from wherever a customer stands around the counter, while the sliding doors at the back give staff their access. The silver aluminium frame holds the glass square and secure, and only the lower base is solid.
Q: How heavy is it, and can one person move it?
A: It weighs 45kg, the lightest counter in the range, so one person can lift, reposition or load it for an event without a trolley or a second pair of hands. That portability is why it is a common choice for traders and exhibitors who work more than one venue, or shops that rearrange their layout often.
Q: Does it have built-in lighting?
A: Yes. Eight LED spotlights are fitted to light the interior, throwing clean, cool light across the shelves so the detail on small stock reads sharply. Being LED they run cool inside the sealed glass case and draw little power, so they can stay on through a full day of trading or a long show.
Q: Is it lockable and secure?
A: Yes. The sliding glass doors close on a key lock with keys supplied, so the display stays sealed from the customer side while staff reach it from the back. That keeps small, high-value stock protected on an open counter or a busy exhibition stand.
Q: Does it come assembled?
A: No, it is supplied flat-packed with some assembly required, and clear instructions are included. Shipping it in parts rather than pre-built protects the glass in transit and keeps the delivery to a manageable size, and it goes together on site from the instructions without specialist tools.
Q: How does this compare to the deeper DHC1005?
A: This DHC1004 is the shallower, lighter model at 500mm deep and 45kg, made to stay compact and travel well. The DHC1005 shares the 1000mm width but runs 600mm deep for larger objects or a double row of stock, at a heavier 77kg. The two use the same LED spotlights, key-locked sliding doors and silver framing, so it comes down to a compact, portable case or the extra depth.
Q: What sort of items does it suit?
A: It is built for small, high-value or detailed stock such as jewellery, watches, electronics, models, awards and collectables. The lit glass and locked doors keep this kind of display sharp, visible from every side and secure at a shop counter or on an exhibition stand.
Q: Is it suitable for exhibitions and pop-ups?
A: Yes, it is built with travelling display in mind. Its light weight and compact size make it easy to transport and set up on a stand, and the lock secures the stock at close, so it gives a trade show, pop-up or market pitch a professional, protected display, and it then packs down again to move on to the next site.
Q: Can extra lighting be added?
A: The eight built-in LED spotlights are designed to light the display on their own, but the cabinet can also be positioned under a counter's own spotlights or ambient lighting for extra brightness. The clear glass lets that outside light through cleanly to the contents on every side.
Q: Is this a Displaysense design?
A: Yes. This is our own design, made only for Displaysense and not sold through other retailers or signage suppliers. Displaysense has worked in display and cabinets since 1978 and supports the cabinet directly after purchase.
Q: Is it available with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. Every order ships free to the UK mainland, and returns are welcome within 28 days. Displaysense has fitted UK retail, gallery and exhibition spaces with display since 1978.