Wall display cabinets are typically placed against the wall. Continuous wall cases provide unimpeded views along with increased environmental and convenient access.

Recessed Wall Display Cases are usually used to exhibit objects for jewelry, museum exhibits, collectibles, paintings, etc. These display cases are also often referred to as built-in wall display cases or window display cases. They typically come with a depth of 200-800 mm and are fastened to a wall with a hanger module. They allow to present exhibits at the eye-level of the viewers. Additionally, the structure of the recessed wall display case is compact, and the size of the display case and the depth of the embedded wall can be designed according to the needs, and it will not affect the plane of the wall.

Freestanding panoramic glass table cases are also known as full-vision low cabinets. For museums and exhitions, which can display ceramics, works of art, jewelry, historical relics, etc. For galleries and libraries, usually used to display books, documents, paintings or works on paper. A low five-sided glass top encloses a horizontal platform and is supported by a table (or pedestal) base.

Double-sided Flat Museum Showcase refers to flat showcases with two sides for display. Unlike the independent flat showcases against the wall, they are usually placed in the center of the exhibition hall. The two display spaces of the double-flat showcase are independent of each other. Special cold light source lighting equipment can be added in the cabinet. The glass is ultra-white laminated glass, and low-reflection laminated glass with better display effect can be selected according to requirements. In terms of materials, the main body of the showcase is composed of steel plates, aluminum profiles and other metals, using independently developed U-shaped grooves and special alloy aluminum wrapping; automatic CNC shearing/bending/group welding; surface high-temperature dust-free spraying treatment .