Product design and use scenarios of Freestanding Museum Pedestal Display Case

1. Structural Design
Main structure: Freestanding Museum Pedestal Display Case usually consists of a base box, a display area and a top box, with an independent support structure without relying on the wall. The base part often uses a metal frame and laminated glass to combine load-bearing and permeability.
Height and form: Freestanding Museum Pedestal Display Case is mostly high cabinets or desk cabinets, with a large vertical display space, suitable for three-dimensional cultural relics such as sculptures and utensils. Some panoramic independent high cabinets support 360° panoramic viewing.

2. Functions and applicable scenarios
Core functions: highlight a single or a small number of special cultural relics and emphasize the full display effect. Equipped with low-reflection laminated glass and customized light source to ensure the color of cultural relics.
Applicable scenarios: It is often placed in the center of the exhibition hall or in the driving line node to attract the audience to focus, such as three-dimensional cultural relics such as ceramics and bronzes.
Flexibility and expansion: Freestanding Museum Pedestal Display Case supports diverse opening methods such as electric lifting and hydraulic opening, which facilitates the access and maintenance of cultural relics.