Clear Acrylic Display Case for Mini Funko Pop Advent Calendar,Display Stand Riser Shelf 2 Steps Storage Rack for Decoration Action Pop Figures Collectibles Toys, 15.55" W x 3.78" D x 10.8" H

The package comes with the the plastic pieces covered with a white film on each side, wooden pieces, screws for the side pieces, screws for the wall with drywall anchors, a cloth, a package of a wet and a dry wipe, and string lights. The directions are minimal. I did not find it complicated but if you like step by step detailed instructions, you won’t find that here.The cloth will come in very handy as the white film you pull of the plastic leaves plenty of little bits everywhere due to the way they cut the edges. I keep my fingernails very short, I had just cut them the night before, and I did not have any trouble getting the film off.I used a screw driver to secure the side pieces, the screws that came with it worked well enough. I did not use the wall screws that came with it nor the drywall anchors though. I had shorter screws that were much easier to use and had flat heads, the screws that come with it for the wall have rounded heads. Also the screws that secure the side pieces are tapered below the head so it will not be perfectly flush with the plastic(which isn’t really noticeable, and isn’t a bad thing because it prevents you from going too tight and breaking the plastic). I did not use or test the string lights.It does feel cheap when first putting it together but I’m happy with the end result. It accomplished exactly what I wanted it to do, which was to display some of the custom GI Joe figures I’ve made. This is the best, and cheapest option I’ve found for displaying 3.75 inch GI Joe figures on a wall.

I ordered 3 of these.POSITIVES: It was fairly easy to assemble. The clear plastic panels had a protective film you peeled off both sides so they came nice and clean. Looks very nice. Door swings open wide.NEGATIVES:IF you never move the display and only put small, very light things in it you should be fine. BUT if you want to transport, move position, or put more substantial items inside the display you may have some issues/concerns. I bought these for a classroom display of minerals and crystals of various sizes and weight, so I can't put heavier specimens on the top shelf for fear it may bow.Basically the white "boards" are very lightweight and soft, like a tightly compressed paper/foam product rather than particle board or plastic. The concern of it being flimsy was further supported by the 3rd unit coming with that "board" broken in 2 places. ALSO, the clear panel pieces "snap" into the groove gaps in these white base pieces, BUT it felt like there was enough wiggle when assembled that I was worried they would come "un-snapped" if I picked them up without a hand under the bottom. So, I went ahead and used clear Gorilla glue on each side of the "snap-in" points (including the open part of the top and bottom "snap-in" parts) to ensure that picking the display up wouldn't lead to them coming "un-snapped". So, you can compensate for that concern, but you will have to be fine with bead lines of clear glue seen.CAME WITH BROKEN PARTS:The 1st 2 displays in the same Amazon box were assembled with no issue, BUT last display bag came having 3 breaks in 2 damaged parts. This damage made it so I can't assemble it.One side of that bag was torn, and I didn't think anything of it until I got it all out and found it had 2 broken pieces. The bag being damaged tells me that the product was damaged when it was sent to me.SEE ATTACHED PICTURES.The plastic side was the 1st damaged piece, which as a 1.5 inch crack. I figured I'd just glue it and let it go (hence the whitish raised line). HOWEVER, I THEN found that one of the white base panels was broken at the end that holds that broken plastic piece. So, now I can't even put the "fixed" broken piece into the unit because the grove it "snaps" into is broken off. Then the THIRD damage to that same white piece is the beginning of breaking of the corner whole which is ESSENTIAL for holding the door in as a hinge piece.UPDATE: I did get an email from the company for pictures of breakage and address to "courier" replacements. I will see how that goes and update.

The wood was unfinished, so I added a bit of stain to it to give it a more finished look. All of the acrylic was well sealed and they included a kit to make sure finger smudges didn't get all over it.After staining, it actually looks great. Would order again.

There are several issues with this item. There are no assembly instruction,just 2 pictures. Many of the edges were not clean and had burrs on them from the cutting. Many of the mortise and tenon assembly points did not match up exactly making it difficult to join the sides and install the dividers. You had to force to them in or together. The screw holes in the wooden top and bottom did not match up with those in the sides. I was going to return the item but did eventually manage to get it together, hopefully adequately, but I am using it as a horizontal display unit rather than vertical one in case any of the screws comes loose or the joints slip or come apartUpdate 1/5/24. The seller took note of my review and provided me with a replacement, Assembly of this was much better, quicker and easier. It also looks better than the previous one and stands upright. With minor exceptions the edges were much cleaner. I still feel that there could be better instructions on how to put it together. I am now satisfied and have increased my rating to 4 stars. I would have given 5 stars but still have some concern about the assembly instructions

The dimensions of this item are wrong. It's listed as 40x10x29cm, but I measured it at 39.25x9.5x27cm. I bought this for my 4.75" Transformer Funko Pops but it was too short. I had to purchase another 3 tier display case from the same seller to fit my takker Funkos. I ended up using it for my Star Wars Funko Pops. As long as your Funko or toy is under 4.5" this is a nice display. The added lights were a nice bonus, but I wish they were white/daylight.Assembly isn't as hard as others made it out to be. Just peel the film, align everything and slowly put it together. Keep in mind this is acrylic and not glass, so just looking at it wrong will scratch the acrylic. Make sure you use a clean microfiber cloth and when cleaning and no abrasive liquids.