KOLIPI Acrylic Boxing Glove Display Case 14x9.5x8.7 in

If you're between this model and the case with slots, get this one it's way better. If you read the assembly is hard, that's a lie. I had mine together in about 10 minutes, it comes with a little USB string of led lights, I didn't use mine but saved them for later, gloves, and plenty of extra bits just in case. The case itself looks good, very clear. Once assembled its sturdy, survived a car ride and a little rough handling. The acrylic is easy to scratch though, so be gentle with anything metal. And it's a dust MAGNET, so pick a clean area and wear the gloves. The only down sides were I would prefer a gloss base, mine was matte and the case can't be secured to the base. But a little work around, you can push the extra pegs included into the gap the case slides into the base. They're the perfect size to lock it in and then have feet on the bottom. It even includes stretchy cotton gloves, i didn't think they'd fit my XL hands but they made it enough to handle assembly without fingerprints.

This is my review of KOLIPI’s Acrylic Display Case A nice acrylic display case that comes in 13 different sizes (see seller’s home page). On a scale of one to ten, assembly is about a five. Not really hard, but you need to be careful. It took me about ten minutes to finish the assembly. It is made of acrylic, not glass, so it is a bit wobbly until you insert the clear acrylic into the base. At that point it is fairly sturdy. You also get a string of LED lights, which I am not using. You get five acrylic pieces, and the connectors to put it all together, plus a sturdy base. I am using them to display some of my more complicated dioramas, and they are perfect for that purpose. Before assembly, you will need to remove the protective film on the pieces, which was fairly easy, and then put them together using the provided materials. I will say that the holes drilled into the acrylic sheets, matched perfectly to the corner pieces. And, although the securing pins were a bit tricky, once I figured it out, the rest of the assembly went without problems. Nice boxes, and great for displaying my dioramas. I will be purchasing more.

At first I found it very frustrating because the directions were difficult to follow and the videos were no help at all. After a break and some lunch, it turned out better. I was able to figure out the proper pieces. The plus side is that it provides a dust free display for my art piece. The assembly did take a while, but it comes with a lot of pins, sleeves and “L” brackets. The kit comes with white cotton gloves, a chamois and lighting. Once assembled the top fits into the black case. It is not permanent so I can lift it off to change the display. I was thinking about getting another display case because the quality is pretty good for the price.

This was actually better than I expected after reading some of the reviews here. Assembly was not nearly as difficult and the instructions were relatively clear to understand (mostly). The panels are a little thin but for the price it’s to be expected. Beware these scratch super easy so place them on a blanket or soft surface after pulling off the film. I used Sprayway Glass Cleaner on all my cases and it doesn’t leave a film leaving it super clear. The film was easy to remove just gotta use your nail to scratch away a little corner. Great value for your money. Here’s some tips for solo assembly: 1. Place the pins into the sleeves before you start. Don’t click them just slide them all together. This will make it so much easier sliding them together into the holes. 2. Assemble this upside down. Don’t place it into the base first it’ll be a nightmare. 3. Pay attention to the notches on the bottoms of each panel single notches are front and back panels and double notches are left and right panels. 4. Pushing the pins in requires some force. So careful pushing them in and use leverage on the inside with one finger. 5. The instructions don’t mention this but the connecting arm for every corner and all sides are placed on the inside of the panels and the pins push through the outside of the panels. Total assembly time took around 10-15 mins for me. Forget the gloves just wipe it down after. Would buy again for sure.

I got the 10x6x14 and it fits a build a bear pretty well. When flat the bear is 12x4x16 but because he slouches and squishes easy he fits fine. Its a pain to put together, my hand was sore for 2 days. If you have joint/hand issues you would need help putting this together. The instructions are funky but I figured it out. I can see why this gets "frequently returned", but I didnt have any major issues with it personally. Overall I love it! It looks really nice.

Easy solution to protecting an object with minimal cost. Have a UGEAR clock that I wanted to cover. A glass dome was expensive, and I found this product. Perfect! It took about 30 minutes to assemble. Instructions were detailed enough and the quality of the pieces and box that it came in were great. The instructions said to start with the top panel first. I worked on a granite countertop (hard surface and clean to keep the panels from getting marked. I put the corner pieces on top and put the pin through the sleeve and put them through the hole in the top panel from the bottom and set it down on the counter and pressed down until I heard the snap. After completing that I took the side panel and installed the angle pieces in the same manner leaving the holes that would join with the top panel empty. Mated the side panel to the top piece and used the side of a butter knife to press the pin in until it snapped. Continued on until it was done. Kit came with cotton gloves, a wipe, and additional plastic joining pieces. It looks great! The panel holes lined up and there are no gapes between the panels. It fits in the base great and it serves the purpose well. Would buy another without reservation.

This display case was more complicated to put together than others I have purchased. It has triangular pieces that go in the upper corners and "L" shaped pieces that go in the lower. These pieces use a "molly bolt" type system they call pins to put them together. I assembled 3 varieties of display cases the day I assembled this one, this took the longest. However, once I got the first one done, the second came together quite easily. The case comes with lots of extra parts so there's no worry about breaking or losing the little pins. After assembling, I can't say that I liked the way the triangular pieces looked. I found them distracting when viewing my model from a distance. I did like that the base is black. The plastic coverings that have to be peeled off are ragged on the edges making them extremely easy to peel.

Honestly, for the job I need it for this isn't bad so far. The kit came with gloves to protect the acrylic which is nice, but it's hard to put together with how the gloves are. I'd recommend just peeling only the corners until you're done so you don't scratch anything if that's important to you Worked for me anyway. The locking pieces require a bit more strength than you think they need to click into place. The locking pieces come out surprisingly easily and click right back into place. One thing to note is the sides aren't the same. There are two panels with two notches to go into the base, the other two sides have 1 notch. Getting the panels on the base was a bit difficult but they do fit together. Not sure if this will work out long term, but so far it's protecting my grandmother's wedding cake topper from my cats and that's all I really needed out of this. I'll update if or when it brakes.