Museum Custom Hanging Display Cabinet With LED Touchscreen
& nbsp; 4. Display Concept: Immersive Narrative VS Visual Display Museum display cabinets create an immersive atmosphere through lighting and booth design, highlighting the historical value of cultural relics. For example, the bronze display case is matched with warm light and wooden base to restore the unearthed environment; the painting and calligraphy display case is made of low-reflection glass to maximize the details. Ordinary display cabinets take commodities as the core, enhance visual appeal by means of spotlight focusing and mirror reflection, and display logic emphasizes the practicability of “easy to take and put”. & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; V. Degree of customization: Customized VS standardized production Museum display cabinets need to be customized according to the size, material and protection needs of cultural relics, and large cultural relics display cabinets even need to be disassembled and assembled on site after transportation. This high degree of customization leads to its cost far exceeding that of ordinary display cabinets. Commercial display cabinets are mostly standardized production, fixed size, and can be quickly replicated to meet batch demand. & nbsp; 6. Price Difference: Technology Integration VS Cost Control The high price of museum display cabinets is due to the integration of materials, processes and safety systems. For example, the unit price of low-reflection ultra-white glass can reach 5-10 times that of ordinary glass, and the constant temperature system and intelligent security need additional investment. Under the cost control, the price gap between ordinary display cabinets can reach several times or even tens of times by simplifying the process and selecting affordable materials.
