Corner Display Cases
Corner display cases are showcases shaped to fit where two runs of cases meet, using triangular, pentagon or angled footprints. They close the gap at a corner that a rectangular case cannot fill, turning what is otherwise dead space into continuous, lockable selling display.
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Jewelry Vision Corner Case
38"H x 20" square corner display case in maple with tempered safety glass and aluminum base protectors.
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Half Vision Corner Case
38"H x 20" square corner case with one adjustable tempered glass shelf to maximize display areas.
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Full Vision Corner Case
38"H x 20" square corner case with two adjustable glass shelves and multi-angle glass viewing panels.
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Extra Vision Glass Corner Case
38"H x 20" square corner case with two adjustable tempered glass shelves and a locking front door.
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Triangular Corner Case
18"W x 38"H triangular corner case with two adjustable tempered glass shelves to bridge display units.
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Black Extra Vision Glass Corner Case
38"H x 20" square black-framed corner case with two adjustable glass shelves and a locking front door.
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Pentagon Corner Display Case
18" square x 38"H pentagon corner case with two adjustable tempered-glass shelves; four laminate finishes.
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Large fixtures ship by LTL freight
Oversize items are quoted with freight included — no hidden charges. Smaller in-stock items can be bought online.
About Corner Display Cases
Every corner in a showcase run is a decision. Leave it open and you get an awkward gap that collects nothing but dust; fill it with a rectangular case and you lose the corner behind it. A purpose-shaped corner unit closes the run properly, so the display reads as one continuous counter and the customer is guided around the turn instead of stopping at it.
The shape you need depends on the angle you are closing. Triangular units tuck tightly into a square corner with the smallest footprint. Pentagon and angled full-vision cases give a wider display face at the turn, which is where you want your strongest merchandise, since a corner is naturally where a shopper pauses and changes direction.
Corner cases are built to the same standard as the straight runs they join — tempered glass, adjustable shelving and locking options — so the corner is not the weak point in an otherwise secure line. They ship by LTL freight to the 48 contiguous states from our warehouse.
Which corner shape do you need?
| Shape | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Triangular | A tight square corner | Smallest footprint, closes the angle cleanly |
| Pentagon | A wider display face at the turn | More visible merchandise at the corner |
| Full-vision corner | Matching a full-vision straight run | Keeps sightlines consistent through the turn |
| Half-vision corner | Matching a half-vision run | Adds enclosed storage under the corner |
| Jewelry corner | High-value small goods | Built for close-up presentation |
Frequently asked questions
Why use a corner case instead of another straight case?
A rectangular case set into a corner leaves unusable space behind it and breaks the visual line of the run. A shaped corner unit closes the angle so the display reads as one continuous counter and carries the shopper around the turn.
Do corner cases match my existing showcases?
Corner units are built in full-vision and half-vision configurations specifically so they can be matched to the straight run they join. Tell us which style your existing cases are and we will point you at the corner that lines up.
What shapes are available?
Triangular for a tight square corner, pentagon and angled full-vision units where you want a wider display face at the turn, plus jewelry-specific corner cases for close-up presentation of small high-value goods.
Do corner cases lock?
Yes — locking options are available, which matters because a corner is often the furthest point from the register and the least directly supervised part of a showcase run.
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