Conical Museum Island Vitrine

How this case is put together

Conical Museum Island Vitrine is a museum developed for museums, galleries and exhibition designers. Cultural display is a conservation brief as much as a visual one. Cases in this range are detailed around access control, glazing build-up and lighting heat, with provision for environmental control where the exhibit requires it.

The outline is set by the store plan and sits as a island unit with joinery detailed to read as one piece. Frame, panels and glazing are detailed together, so the case arrives as one coordinated unit rather than a cabinet with glass added afterwards.

Layout and configuration

The internal layout is built around how the merchandise is handled: what stays on open display, what sits behind glass, and what needs to be within reach of staff without leaving the counter.

• Locking access is specified at the door and drawer line, with keying and access levels agreed at approval.

Dimensions and fit

The reference build for Conical Museum Island Vitrine measures [object Object]. That is a starting point, not a stock size: width, depth and height are re-cut against your plan, aisle clearance and sightline before any frame is cut.

We return a drawing set with the width, depth, height, plinth, shelf pitch and glazing build-up marked. Production starts only after that drawing is signed off.

• Reference size: [object Object]
• Overall size re-checked against the store plan and door widths
• Shelf pitch and deck depth set to the merchandise
• Glazing thickness and door line confirmed on the drawing

Materials, glazing and light

The frame is specified in matte black steel, powder-coated steel or lacquered MDF, with conservation-grade board with sealed joints for the body. Glazing is laminated low-iron or anti-reflective glass, and lighting is low-heat LED with fibre-optic options for sensitive objects. Samples of frame and panel finishes are approved before the batch is released.

• Frame: matte black steel, powder-coated steel or lacquered MDF
• Body and panels: conservation-grade board with sealed joints
• Glazing: laminated low-iron or anti-reflective glass
• Lighting: low-heat LED with fibre-optic options for sensitive objects

Security, storage and service access

Storage is handled with sealed base with silica trays and sensor mounting. Cable routes, drivers and access panels are planned so maintenance does not require dismantling the display.

• Locking doors and drawers keyed to your access levels
• Concealed cable route from the base to each shelf position
• Removable panels for driver and hinge service

Where this case works

Conical Museum Island Vitrine is specified for interior projects where the case has to meet a defined merchandising brief, not a catalogue role.

• Museums and permanent collection galleries
• Temporary exhibitions and touring displays
• Corporate and institutional archives
• Visitors centres and heritage interpretation spaces

What we need to quote

Send the store plan or a dimensioned sketch, the merchandise list, the power position and the finish direction. We reply with a drawing set, material samples and a production schedule.

• Floor plan or dimensioned sketch with the case position marked
• Merchandise list with the largest and heaviest items
• Power and data positions, plus any dimming requirement
• Finish direction and any brand hardware to be matched