Lamtor 67" Display Cabinet with Glass Doors and 2 Drawers | Black

I bought this 12/28/2025 and received it 12/31/2025 first off the box is heavy, very heavy, especially if your weak like me. I could not get this up stairs so I opened it down stairs and carried the pieces up stairs to assemble. Tools: you will need a drill and a screwdriver, maybe a mallet, though the back of a screw driver works too. I say drill because there are some pieces that you will need to drill into the wood. The LED lights seemed easy enough. There are convenient holes in the back of the cabinet that you can thread each LED strip through. Take the tape off and glue stick them to your liking. I chose top back. Then plug it in and you’re good to go. It took me a minute to figure out how to get the lights to quit blinking through different color cycles and just stay on one fixed cycle. I am still not even sure what I did to stop the blinking. I have also noted slow delay time in switching colors and even turning off and on, could be I’m to far away or not aiming the remote the right direction, but after a few times and some adjustment of where I’m pointing the remote it seems to come on. It’s kind of finicky though, at least from my experience. The glass doors seemed the most tricky to install but it was very do able as long as one knows what they are doing. There has been reviews saying this is a two person job and some saying it’s one person job. If you have hard wood floor or something similar it’s very do able for one person to do this. You just need to put the cabinet on its side as you attach the top and bottom pieces together. I have carpet so we used two people for that task as I lifted the top up and put it down on the bottom-I guess even that could be one person but it seemed easier with two. I have also seen reports that the cabinet is not sturdy. This is not the case for me. It is sturdy, sure there is a little shake when I close the doors but nothing to knock down anything I have inside (action figures and the like). The other thing I like to touch on is can a novice put this together. I think if someone is patient and knows how to use a drill and such, sure a novice can do it, but it may take a long time to do. As for me I am definitely a novice, if there was a rank below that, that would be me. When i opened up the box and saw the instructions I was overwhelmed. The instruction booklet also had a QR code that took you to their YouTube page and you can see how to assemble it that way. That freaked me out even more. I went and hired a handyman to put it together. Watching the handyman do it and following along on the instructions and giving him boards that was needed made me think I just over reacted and I probably could have done this myself. Still hiring a handyman took so much stress off of me. He started at 3:30pm and finished around 5:40pm, so roughly a 2 hour job. He could have been done sooner if he didn’t get so many phone calls haha. The cabinet looks great, stands about 6 feet and is just what I needed. The instructions, after I calmed down weee actually very easy to follow and everything was there in the box, I even had extra screws and such-so yeah no missing parts. I don’t know if it’s scratch resistant, it’s wood so I’m sure it can get a scratch if you’re not careful but for my needs I think I will be fine. If you are still curious about the build you can YouTube the build video of this cabinet, just search #FLA-0101 and it will bring up a 7 minute video by ATASKY. Final verdict: I love it! Looks great and just what I need. I will probably order one more as I already filled it up-and yeah I will probably do a handyman again to install it, it’s much more relaxing that way. I am not looking forward to bringing the box inside the house though-it was heavy. Haha

Im 6ft tall and this display cabinet is huge and can hold a lot of figures. It took tike to put together especially when handling the glass doors but it was well worth it. Make sure to read the instructions and follow them carefully, dont get ahead of yourself! I like the multicolor factor and the dimming lights from high to low. I also like the cabinets on the bottom so I can store my folded boxes once I take them out to display. I definitely recommend this display cabinet and am looking to buy another one as I maxed out the space already, which is a good thing for me. Also for me personally, it doesnt weigh a lot and it was easy to push around and move into place.

So I got this to replace my open shelf furniture that displayed all my collectables. Reason being...my darn cat! She kept insisting on going up on the shelves and once she started knocking my Gundams off, well, I realized I needed something that was cat proof. There's a few options online around this price range, but I liked the look of this one way more than the others. I'll admit I was sort of worried about glass being shipped...glass is glass, and glass breaks after all. Turns out, Lamtor knows their stuff with shipping. Nothing was broken and it was neatly packed. Box is super heavy by the way. Like 105lb. My UPS guy wouldn't bring it in for me, so I lifted it in solo. I don't recommend that if you don't work out. It is heavy because man, this thing is robust! And hey, for the price this thing goes for, I was glad it had some heft to it. So no concerns about quality there for sure. Instructions are long, but pretty detailed. Lots of steps. If the instructions recommend two people for a step, like putting the top half that is assembled on the bottom assembled half...please use two people. It is more awkward than heavy. Took maybe an hour or two to assemble. At first it was a little wobbly when I put it together, but realized I forgot to add the little wedge pieces on the back side and those immediately got it stable, even on my carpet flooring. Don't skip steps like I almost did, oops. It honestly looks way better than my original display furniture. I originally wanted one of these, but could not justify the price. Looking back, I wish I got this in the first place. Consider me a happy customer! I don't usually write reviews for anything, but man, between looking way better, all the color options for the lighting AND keeping my cat away from it all, I consider this a big win! Honestly might buy one of Lamtor's smaller ones in the future for another room.

Cabinet is pretty good quality. Assembly took some time, there are numerous steps to complete but if you take your time, it should come out ok. Everything assembled fine and cabinet seems sturdy. I guess my only complaint would be that the adhesive didn’t hold after 24 hours and the light strips began falling. I had some 3M led clips and used them to secure the strips and everything is on solid now. Definitely a great buy, a lot of value for the money. Updated: after just 5 months the LEDs are starting to fail. Removed 1 star because they should have lasted longer than that. Contacted seller and they are supposed to send replacement lights. Hopefully, they do.

I love my new glass display cabinet! My son bought it for me to display my enormous pocket knife collection. It was very easy to put together, and the cabinet is super good quality! The LED lights are AMAZING, and really showcase my knives in a beautiful way! It really holds a lot more of my knives than I thought it would! When my son told me how much he paid for it, I was shocked at what a good price it was! I can even adjust the shelves to make the paces bigger if I need to. I am very happy with my new glass display cabinet! My knife collection is growing fast, so I might end up having to get another one very soon!

The end result is mostly something I’m happy with. apart from the light strips and the adhesive used, which is terrible and comes off easily. Specifically near the black cord that leads to the light strip. Every single (4 parts) one unstuck from that exact part and I’m still trying to ensure they stay up somehow. So far super glue seems to work even though that’s goofy. And feels like it won’t work long term. You can really see the top light strip, shorter people will probably see the one under the second tallest). And it’s kind of a bummer. I wish it was more hidden. Or even better that the lights were just preinstalled into the material like some other shelves I’ve purchased before. That aside it was a pain to put together. Be very careful with moving around priced I nearly snapped the back piece off one side early on because it has you attach the two top sides together with this very small board and then asks you to flip it for some reason and I knew better than to listen to the dumb instructions, but tried and regretted it instantly. Instead pushing the top on while it was in its initial position. It’s structurally “fine”, but it definitely madden me curse at particle board bs. I get it’s cheap, but sheesh. At least build it and instructions in a way that won’t break it. Aside from that both shelves have you screw them in. Whether this is necessary I don’t know. But I did it just in case there’s some reason I couldn’t see. The holes were misaligned. It also doesn’t well explain where the extra hole (for a cable guide piece later) should go. I also had to untighten some cambolts on the back because my shelf didn’t slide into place as the two sides were too close together in back. So it wouldn’t fit. It was a huge pain and I didn’t see any mention of saving tightening for later. All in all I’m okay with it, and it looks nice but it was a pain. I can’t stress enough. The second picture illustrates (hopefully, I took the picture myself while holding everything so it was hard to get a good one) the holes not being in the right spot. Nearly all these tiny screws went in at an angle and made it really hard to keep the shelf flush and most didn’t go all in. And I nearly forgot, the spacing is so close to the sides it was difficult to screw in. Maybe a drill would’ve been better there. So if you get one use a drill I guess. That alone took probably 30+ minutes when it should’ve taken like 5. It’s just 8 screws.

We purchased both of these display cabinets at the same time from Amazon…they arrived together and were assembled the same day to create a complete display solution for my daughter’s growing Lego collection. You can see both side by side in our photos. While the taller cabinet on the left is our overall favorite for its wider, longer shelves and lockable glass door, this cabinet holds its own in a very important way: the adjustable shelves. Being able to reposition the shelf heights makes all the difference when you’re displaying builds of dramatically different sizes…and as any Lego collector knows, those sizes vary wildly. As you can see in our photos, the shelves are currently home to everything from the LOVE sculpture and the UP house, to the Spider-Man bust, dolphin and parrot builds, vintage tech sets, and city postcard displays. The variety speaks for itself…and that flexibility is entirely because of those moveable shelves. A note for collectors eyeing the Lego Tropical Aquarium set (you may notice the box/poster above the cabinet in our photo): we specifically plan to use the second shelf for the aquarium build once it’s assembled…the builds you see there now are just temporary placeholders. To make the second shelf tall enough for the aquarium, we’ll be adjusting the first shelf up, which means that top shelf will then only have clearance for shorter builds like smaller cars or Lego BrickHeadz. It’s a worthy tradeoff for us, and the adjustability is exactly what makes this cabinet work for a collection this varied. Buyers should also know that while the cabinet accommodates the aquarium display beautifully, the moving components…the mechanism that creates the fish-swimming effect…will not be operable while the set is housed inside. The build displays wonderfully; you’d just be setting that interactive feature aside. For us, that’s a perfectly fine tradeoff. The bottom drawer is one of our favorite features…ideal for storing extra Lego pieces, spare parts, and instruction manuals so everything stays in one organized space. One small note: we were missing a couple of the magnetic door snap pieces, but the gentleman who assembled it for us had what he needed on hand to work around it without issue. Assembly took him about two hours total. We like it, we’d buy it again if we had the need, and paired with the wider cabinet alongside it…it makes for a beautiful, functional display setup.

Whenever shopping for furniture, I always forget that SOMEONE has to put it together. This thing has about (pure guess) 100 or more screws and what not that you need to put in but they are all nicely packaged, labeled, and the instructions are very clear. I'd recommend two people for this job but it can be done with one if you have a flat area to work on the full length of the cabinet on the floor. All in all, it still took me probably 3 or 4 hours to set this thing up working at a snails pace. I imagine you could get it done way sooner if you were committed and not wandering around. I'd recommend a screw driver, impact driver/drill gun, level, and a hammer for this job. Everything else is provided. The cabinet itself looks great for the price. Black, there was no damage or marks on the glass, and the adjustable leds are very bright and display your items wonderfully. Only 4 stars since I wish they included some LED tracks to hide the LEDs a bit better, as they are just taped using LED backer adhesive and then screwed in place with rubber mounts. It works and won't fall, but it could look better. There was only 1 minor surface defect on a black panel corner. Might have been caused by me but easily hidden with a sharpie and forgotten about. Closing and opening the door is a little finnicky since you have to push hard enough for it to pop open and push it just right to close it but not a big deal for a display cabinet in my opinion.

Muy fácil de armar, consejo: tengan paciencia al momento de armarla y no se mortifiquen si notan que no es estable en el proceso de armado ya que casi al final al colocar unas especies de triángulos empieza a ganar estabilidad.

hace su trabajo fácil para ensamblar