Assembling Post Style Acrylic Displays

Post Style Case Assembly Instructions

Before you begin
Your Post Style Case is designed to be assembled with the back panel lying flat on a clean work surface. Install the walls, shelves, and dividers vertically on top of the back panel before securing the front panel.

Important: Remove protective film only when each part is ready to install to help prevent scratches.

Remove the protective film from the back panel.
Place the back panel on a clean, soft work surface or hold it.
Install the aluminum posts.
Insert the provided screws through the back panel and thread them into the aluminum posts. Tighten until secure, but do not overtighten.
Lay the back panel flat.
Position the back panel with the posts facing upwards. The case will remain in this position for most of the assembly.
Install shelves and dividers, if included.
Align each shelf or divider with its matching slots or locating features. Stand each panel vertically on the back panel with the short side facing upward.
Install the outer wall panels.
Position the top, bottom, left, and right wall panels vertically around the perimeter of the back panel. Make sure all panel edges are fully seated and aligned before continuing.
Install your diecast items.
Place each item into its display position and secure it with the provided clear acrylic clips. Check that the cards and blisters are centered and that nothing is pinched between panels.
Install the front panel.
Remove the protective film from the front panel, take note of the engraved logos, carefully lower it over the assembled case, align the mounting holes with the posts, and install the remaining screws. Tighten evenly until the case is secure. Do not overtighten.

Final check
Confirm that all walls, shelves, and dividers are seated correctly, all clips are secure, and the front panel sits flat against the posts. Your Post Style Case is now ready to display or hang.

Helpful note: Acrylic can scratch more easily than glass. Assemble the case on a soft, clean surface and avoid sliding panels across one another.