White Lockable Wooden Display Plinth with 2 LED Lights, Hidden Drawer and Shelf – 1400mm
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The Displaysense DP140W is a display plinth, 1400mm high by 400mm wide by 400mm deep, with a wood construction. It is delivered free to UK Mainland.
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Show a Valuable Piece in a Lit Display Plinth
Valuable things get looked at properly. A ring, a watch, a signed piece or a scale model is studied close up and from slightly above, and a case standing too tall presents the same object edge on instead. The DP140W is the lowest of the three plinths at 1400mm, which brings the glazed section down to the level a customer leans into to look through rather than across. Two LED spots sit inside the case and pick the piece out against gloss white. Below the glass, a locking drawer takes what staff reach for through the day, and a shelved cupboard behind a locking door swallows the boxes and the cleaning kit. Neither one looks like storage from the front. Both lights arrive already fitted, so nothing needs wiring on the day. Best suited for jewellers, museums and collectors where a piece is worth studying closely and the angle of the glass matters just as much as the light that falls onto it.
Why a 1400mm Display Case Suits Close Viewing
- The right height for close viewing: At 1400mm the glass sits low enough that a customer leans in and looks down into the case, which is how a ring, a bracelet or a signed piece actually gets studied. A taller cabinet presents the same item edge on and loses half the detail on it.
- Two locks doing two different jobs: The hidden drawer and the lower cupboard each take their own key, so tickets and a card reader stay to hand for whoever is on the floor while the boxed stock underneath stays shut. Neither of them reads as storage from the customer side of the case.
- LED spots arrive already fitted: Both lights sit inside the glazed section on delivery, so there is nothing to mount, wire or aim when the plinth goes into place. A mains lead runs out through a port in the back panel, keeping the cable up off the floor and clear of a walkway.
- Toughened safety glass all round: The showcase is glazed on every face in toughened safety glass, the grade specified for public rooms rather than domestic furniture. It takes the knocks of a working floor and breaks safely rather than into shards across the ground beneath it.
- A drawer nobody knows is there: The top drawer sits flush in the body and locks, so it reads as part of the plinth rather than as storage. Loupes, tickets, a card reader and a set of keys all live inside without a thing showing from where a customer happens to be standing.
- The easiest of the three to move: At 55kg this is the lightest plinth in the range, which matters where a display gets rearranged through a season or carried between a stockroom and a shop floor. Gloss white keeps the eye on the piece inside rather than the case standing around it at all.
Which Rooms Suit a White Display Cabinet
| Jewellers and Watch Retail | A single ring, a pendant or a small tray presented at the angle somebody actually examines it, with the boxes, the loupes and the polishing cloths all locked away down in the base underneath it. |
| Museums and Heritage Rooms | A coin, a fragment or a small artefact shown at a height a visitor can lean into, with mounts, gloves and interpretation cards all stored well out of sight below the glass line itself. |
| Collectors and Model Retail | Scale models, figures and limited pieces looked at from slightly above, which is where the detail on them actually sits. Spare boxes stay in the cupboard rather than on the floor. |
| Galleries and Craft Studios | A carved piece, a ceramic or a small sculpture lit on its own at a height that suits an object meant to be walked around and studied rather than glanced at across a room. |
| Boutiques and Accessory Retail | A single accessory lit beside a till point or along a wall, with spare sizes and tissue kept in the base instead of being carried back and forth from a stockroom every time. |
| Trade Stands and Pop-Up Retail | A hero product lit on a stand, with stock, giveaways and personal bags locked into the body. Lightest of the three, so it moves between events without a second pair of hands. |
Grouping Several Plinths in One Room?
Plinths tend to go out in twos and threes, and a run at graduated heights reads better than three identical units in a row. Taller 1500mm and 1600mm versions are available. Tell us the room and what is going into each case and we will work through the arrangement with you.
Call us on 01279460460 or tell us about the room and we will come back to you with a plan.
DP140W is a White Lockable Wooden Display Plinth with LEDs, Hidden Drawer and Internal Shelf from Displaysense. What marks it out is the lowest height in the range, bringing the glazed case to a level suited to pieces studied close up from above. Also known as a display plinth, a lockable glass showcase or a gloss white display cabinet. Dimensions 1400mm high x 400mm wide x 400mm deep. Weight 55kg. Wooden body in a gloss white finish. Showcase glazed all round all round in safety glass, toughened. Two LED spotlights supplied already fitted inside the case. Mains powered through a rear cable port. Hidden lockable top drawer. Lockable internal shelving in the base. Two separate locks in total. Supplied flat packed for assembly. Used in jewellers, watch retail, museums, heritage rooms, collectors, model retail, galleries, craft studios, boutiques, accessory retail, trade stands and temporary retail. Taller cases are offered at 1500mm and 1600mm. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
The height of a display case decides what suits going inside it. Something large can be seen from across a room, so it wants lifting up towards eye level. A valuable piece works the other way round. Nobody buys a ring or a watch from across a shop. They come over, lean in and study the detail, and that is the moment the height of the case has to be right for. At 1400mm the glass sits where somebody looks down into the cabinet rather than straight across at it.
Two locks rather than one is what makes the base worth having. The drawer beneath the glazed section takes what staff reach for through a trading day, the loupes, the tickets, a card reader and a whole set of keys. The cupboard below holds what only comes out at opening and closing, the boxed stock and the cleaning kit. Each has its own key, so getting into one is never getting into the other, which counts for a good deal where several people work the same floor across a week and only some of them ever handle the stock that is kept in the cupboard.
Two LED spotlights sit within the glazed case and arrive already fitted, so there is nothing to mount, wire or aim when the plinth is put into position. A mains lead runs out through the rear panel, keeping the cable off the floor and away from a walkway. On a small object the lighting does more work than it does on a large one, because fine detail disappears entirely under flat overhead light coming straight down from a ceiling above it.
Glazing across the upper section is toughened safety glass, a grade meant for public rooms rather than domestic furniture. Underneath it, wood in a gloss white finish bounces the light around inside the case. At 55kg this is the lightest of the three plinths, which matters where a display is rearranged right the way through a whole season. It ships flat packed with all the fixings included and the glass panels each wrapped up individually for the journey out to you afterwards.
What Ships with This Display Plinth
- 1 x white wooden plinth body with hidden lockable drawer
- 1 x toughened glass showcase section with door
- 2 x LED spotlights, fitted inside the case
- 1 x internal shelf for the lower cupboard
- 1 x set of keys and assembly fixings
Need a Taller Case or a Matching Run?
Jewellers, museums and gallery teams generally order two or three at a time, often at different heights so a row has some rhythm to it. Versions at 1500mm and 1600mm are available. Send us the room layout and what is going into each case.
Call us on 01279460460 or send us your layout and we will come back to you.
DP140W specification digest. White Lockable Wooden Display Plinth with LEDs, Hidden Drawer and Internal Shelf. Overall size 1400mm high by 400mm wide by 400mm deep. Assembled weight 55kg, the lightest in the range. Body is wood finished in gloss white. Upper showcase glazed on all faces in toughened safety glass with a lockable door. Two LED spotlights supplied pre-fitted within the showcase and powered from the mains through a cable port in the rear panel. Hidden lockable drawer set into the body below the glazed section. Lower cupboard with internal shelving, also lockable. Two separate locks in total. Supplied flat packed for assembly with fixings included. Suited to jewellery retail, museums, heritage rooms, collectors, galleries, craft studios, boutiques and trade stands. Two taller heights are also offered in the same range. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Figures below describe the DP140W assembled. Three are worth a second look before you commit: the 1400mm height, which sets the angle a customer views the piece through, the toughened glazing specification, and the way the drawer and cupboard are keyed separately from each other.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
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| Glazing Grade | Toughened, every face | The specification demanded wherever the public are admitted to a building. Everyday retail contact leaves no mark on it, and any breakage yields blunt granules rather than long splinters. |
| Internal Lighting | Two spots, factory fitted | Ceiling light arrives flat and from directly overhead, which is the one angle that kills the detail on a cut stone entirely. Side-mounted spots do not do that. |
| Viewing Height | 1400mm overall | Low enough that a customer looks down through the top pane rather than at it edge on. That is the angle a valuable piece is actually examined from. |
| Case Interior | 400mm square, unobstructed | No centre post and no divider anywhere in it. A ring tray, a watch roll or a single carving will each occupy it without competing for the room. |
| Access | Separate door to the showcase | The glazed section opens on a door of its own, so changing what is on display becomes a two-minute job rather than a dismantling exercise. |
| Keying | Two locks, two keys | A junior member of staff can hold drawer access for the tickets and the loupe while everything boxed up underneath stays well beyond their reach. |
| Concealed Drawer | Flush into the body | Reads as a solid white panel from the customer side. The loupe, the tickets and a card reader all sit within easy reach of whoever happens to be serving. |
| Storage Cupboard | Shelved, locking | Absorbs the boxes, the polishing kit and all the paperwork that would otherwise collect around a counter, then shuts on the lot overnight. |
| Power Feed | Rear cable opening | Cut for the purpose, so the flex falls straight down behind the cabinet rather than crossing any route that somebody walks along. |
| Construction | White wood | Holds the glazed section square under a fully loaded base. The reflective interior doubles whatever those two spots would achieve on their own. |
| Weight Assembled | 55kg | Substantial enough to stand unfixed, and light enough that a January rearrangement becomes a two-person task rather than a contractor booking. |
| Supplied As | Flat pack with fixings | Each pane wrapped individually for the journey. Set aside an hour, some clear carpet and somebody on hand to help when the glass goes in. |
Heavy Goods Delivery, book-in service
Ships on a pallet with tail lift. We agree a delivery date with you before dispatch.
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Before you order
- Kerbside only. The driver will not enter your premises
- Delivery vehicles are large, lorry-sized. Please ensure access is suitable
- Someone must be available to receive and sign
- Valid telephone number required at checkout
How It Works
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1You, at checkout
Place your order with a valid telephone number
A phone number is essential. Without one we cannot book your delivery.
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2Us, within 48 hrs of dispatch
We contact you to agree a delivery date
We work around your schedule, not a fixed window you cannot change.
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3Delivery day
Pallet arrives kerbside on the agreed date
Tail lift lowers to ground level. Please ensure someone is in and the access route is clear. Larger items (1200mm) and multiple cabinets may require offloading assistance. Our team will discuss this with you when booking.
28-day returns policy. Items must be in original condition and packaging. Full heavy goods delivery guide · Returns policy
Questions About This Lockable Display Plinth
Q: What is the best display plinth for jewellery?
A: The DP140W suits that job particularly well. At 1400mm it is the lowest in the range, which brings the glass to the level somebody leans into and looks down through, and that is exactly how a ring or a watch actually gets examined by anybody at all. Two LED spots pick the piece out against gloss white, and both of the compartments in the base lock quite separately.
Q: How tall is this display cabinet?
A: 1400mm overall, which is the lowest of the three sizes offered here. That brings the glazed section down to where a visitor leans in rather than looks across at it, and that suits a smaller object. Cases at 1500mm and 1600mm are available where a piece wants lifting nearer to eye level.
Q: Is the lighting wired in before delivery?
A: Yes, both of them do. The spotlights arrive already mounted inside the glazed case, so there is nothing at all to fit, wire or aim on the day the plinth first arrives with you. Power runs from a standard mains lead out through a port in the rear panel, which keeps the cable right up off the floor and well clear of any customer walkway.
Q: How many locks does this display cabinet have?
A: Two keys, two compartments, and they do not interchange. Jewellers in particular tend to want it that way: a junior can be trusted with the drawer key for tickets and the loupe without also being handed access to everything boxed up in the cupboard underneath.
Q: What grade is the glazing on the showcase?
A: Toughened throughout. Two things follow from that. Retail floors produce constant incidental contact and it takes that without marking, and if it is ever broken the glass comes apart into blunt granules on the floor. Both are the reason public premises get specified this way, not another.
Q: What will actually fit inside the showcase?
A: Four hundred millimetres each way, and nothing at all intruding into the middle of it. A ring tray, a watch roll, a boxed piece or a single carving all go in without competing for the room. A separate door on the upper section means that changing a display over is a two-minute job at most.
Q: What can I store in the cabinet base?
A: Whatever currently ends up left out. Boxes, the polishing kit and the paperwork go behind the cupboard door onto the shelf. The loupe, the tickets, a card reader and the keys go in the drawer above it, where somebody serving can reach them. Two keys, so the pair never open together.
Q: Is the drawer visible from the customer side?
A: No, not at all. It sits flush in the cabinet body and reads as part of the structure rather than as any kind of storage at all, so nothing about the front elevation suggests there is anything behind it. That counts where a case stands out on an open floor in full view.
Q: How heavy is the display cabinet once built?
A: Built up, 55kg. Light by the standards of this range but still substantial enough that leaning on the glass moves nothing, which is what lets it stand free rather than bolted down. Rearranging a shop in January becomes something two of the team handle between them, not a contractor booking.
Q: Does it arrive built or flat packed?
A: In pieces, boxed flat, every fitting supplied and each pane wrapped on its own. Set aside an hour and some clear carpet, and have somebody else on hand when the glass goes in. The lighting is the exception to all of that, since it is wired in already before despatch.
Q: Should I choose the 1400mm, 1500mm or 1600mm cabinet?
A: Go by the size of what is going inside. Small pieces examined from above suit this height, a counter or a welcome desk suits the 1500mm, and an open floor takes the 1600mm comfortably. Where several go into one room, a run at mixed heights reads better than three the same.
Q: Is UK delivery included on this lockable plinth?
A: Delivery to the UK mainland costs nothing at all. At 55kg the plinth still travels in on a pallet, so a delivery point with reasonable access is worth checking over before you order one. A 28-day returns policy applies here just as it does right across the rest of the standard product range.
Guides to Retail Display and Customer Experience
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