Lockable Shot Glass Display Case Rustic Wood Shot Glasses Holder Wall Mounted Bar Cabinet 49 Compartments Shot Glass Shelf Collection Display Stand,Hinged Acrylic Door (Brown, 1 Pcs)

My husband collects shot glasses from places we travel. He started this as a child and is now in his forties, so he has a LOT of shot glasses. They just stay in boxes mostly. Now he has a place to display some of them and not have to dust each individual glass since the cabinet has a door. In addition, we love that it has taller slots along the bottom, because some of the shot glasses are taller than others. The cabinet itself is sturdy and looks great.

Little shaky on the latchJust beautiful holds my shot glasses beautifully bc I collect not use...

doesn't fit all kind of shot glasses, the door won't close if one shot glass is too large.Besides that all good.

I got this to display Lego mini figs, which is perfect. The nail hangers are embedded in the back so I am currently hanging it that way. When I get around to it, I am going to hang it landscape so I can use the space more effectively.This is very heavy. The description says "lightweight" but further down it says 8+ pounds.It is also large, so make sure the size works for you.The miters on my box are good.

Can be used for anything just be careful to look at the width and especially the depth.

This product is generally not suitable for displaying shot glasses. Though the description does say in tiny print the interior depth of the compartments is 4.5 cm, most shot glasses in the USA are at least 5.0 cm diameter. I strongly suggest you measure every item in your collection before considering this purchase.

This shot glass display case is nice overall. As show n in the pictures, the bottom two rows are taller to accommodate taller shot glasses, and the remaining 5 rows are all the same size, which fit standard shot glasses. From afar, it looks very nice, with decorative corner pieces on each corner, and a lock to keep the case closed. Close up, it feels a bit too cheap given the $70 price (when writing this review). The paint job doesn't seem to be the nicest on this, and the hinges were cheap, pulling apart straight out of the package when opened. The locking mechanism is also quite cheap - it does lock with the two provided tiny keys, but would be VERY easy to force open. Obviously the lock isn't meant to absolutely keep anyone out, given the glass window, but it could at least make it a tad harder than it does. Overall, I like this on my wall, but I'm not sure it's quite worth the price at this time given the build quality.