Inset Wall Cases

We offer two different types of inset cases to suit a range of requirements.

1. Frameless cases – a modern case which seamlessly integrates into the wall
2. Framed inset cases – a traditional option

Our frameless inset cases are the most popular option and are built to be seamlessly fully integrated into the wall. They feature a simple and cost-effective design which can be tailored to fit any display. 

Usually fitted flush into recesses in the wall, they can be a completely sealed unit or case fronts only and fitted to an existing recess. They can also be used as boxes with a sprayed or laminated external finish. This might be useful when the light needs to be strictly controlled.

These cases look extremely effective when a wall has several cases set in or when it forms part of a grid design with framed graphics, lightboxes or recesses. 

For a more traditional option, we can offer framed inset cases which provide an extra level of security and are perfect for spaces which aim to send their visitors on a journey back in time.

Shelving
Hanging rods can be fixed to the ceiling allowing suspended shelves. We can also supply adjustable shelving fixed to the rear panel or built bespoke plinths to suit.

Lighting
These cases have led or fibre optic lighting spotlights set discreetly into the ceiling structure. They can also be lit very effectively with led strip lighting along each vertical side of the door. We can incorporate lighting into plinths such as backlit acrylic panels. The top or rear panel can also be supplied as a backlit panel.

Silica gel
Silica gel is typically placed under the case, however it can also be fitted into bespoke plinths within the case.

Security
Two Abloy locks are down one vertical edge and can be suited to any combination, giving the museum sole authorisation to buy additional keys in the future. Various thicknesses of glass can be used depending on the requirements, but standard glass is 9.5mm anti-bandit laminated with an opti-white finish.