PIAOLGYI 3-Pack Acrylic Shelf
A three-pack of thick acrylic shelves sized for Detolf cabinets so you can add levels without hunting spare glass.
Check PriceThe Detolf glass display cabinet measures 43 cm wide, 37 cm deep, and 163 cm tall. This guide covers every dimension you need, from exterior measurements to interior shelf spacing, glass panel thickness, and weight specifications.
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A three-pack of thick acrylic shelves sized for Detolf cabinets so you can add levels without hunting spare glass.
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Check PriceUnderstanding the exact exterior dimensions of the Detolf is essential before purchasing, especially if you plan to fit it into a specific space, alcove, or alongside other furniture. The Detolf glass display cabinet was designed with a deliberately slim profile to maximize vertical display area while minimizing its floor footprint.
The overall measurements of the Detolf cabinet are 43 cm wide by 37 cm deep by 163 cm tall. In imperial units, that translates to approximately 16.9 inches wide, 14.6 inches deep, and 64.2 inches tall. These measurements include the top cap and base, which add slightly to the total height compared to the glass body alone.
43 cm
Width (16.9")
37 cm
Depth (14.6")
163 cm
Height (64.2")
21 kg
Weight (46.3 lbs)
The interior usable space is slightly smaller than the exterior dimensions due to the glass panel thickness and the metal frame. Inside, the usable width is approximately 38.5 cm (15.2 inches), and the usable depth is about 33 cm (13 inches). These interior measurements are critical when planning what to display inside your Detolf.
The Detolf comes with four glass shelves that divide the interior into five display compartments. When the shelves are evenly spaced, each compartment provides approximately 28 cm of vertical clearance (11 inches). However, the shelf positions can be adjusted by moving the small metal shelf pins to different holes along the vertical support bars.
The ability to reposition shelves is one of the Detolf's greatest advantages for collectors. Taller figures or models can be accommodated by removing one shelf and creating a double-height compartment, while smaller items benefit from the standard spacing. The shelf pin holes are spaced at regular intervals, allowing fine-tuned height adjustments.
The Detolf uses tempered safety glass for all its panels and shelves. The side panels, back panel, and door are all made from single pieces of glass, which is what gives the cabinet its signature frameless, transparent look. The glass thickness is approximately 5 mm (0.2 inches) for the structural panels and 5 mm for the shelves as well.
Each glass shelf can support approximately 5 kg of weight (11 lbs) when the load is evenly distributed. It is important to avoid placing heavy items on a single point of the glass, as concentrated loads increase the risk of breakage. For heavier collectibles, consider using a shelf liner or distributing weight across the entire shelf surface.
When planning where to place your Detolf, remember that the door opens outward and requires additional clearance of at least 40 cm (15.7 inches) in front of the cabinet. The door is hinged on the right side and swings to the right when opened, so ensure there is no obstruction on that side.
Many collectors place multiple Detolf cabinets side by side to create an impressive display wall. When doing so, the combined width of two Detolfs is 86 cm (33.9 inches), three is 129 cm (50.8 inches), and four is 172 cm (67.7 inches). Allow a small gap of 1-2 cm between each unit for air circulation and easier cleaning.
The Detolf should always be placed on a flat, level surface. Uneven flooring can cause the glass panels to shift and potentially crack. If your floor is uneven, use small furniture shims under the base to level the cabinet before inserting the glass panels.
To help visualize the Detolf's size, consider these comparisons. The cabinet's 43 cm width is roughly the width of two A4 sheets of paper placed side by side. Its 163 cm height is about the same as an average adult woman's height, meaning the top shelf is easily reachable for most people without a step stool.
The 37 cm depth is slightly less than the length of a standard ruler, making the Detolf surprisingly shallow. This slim profile is why it works so well in hallways, narrow living room corners, and bedroom spaces where a deeper cabinet would feel intrusive. Despite its slim depth, the interior can comfortably hold most standard-size action figures, scale models, and collectible statues.
The Detolf measures approximately 16.9 inches wide, 14.6 inches deep, and 64.2 inches tall. The interior usable space is about 15.2 inches wide and 13 inches deep.
Each glass shelf supports approximately 5 kg (11 lbs) when weight is evenly distributed. Avoid placing heavy items at a single point on the glass to prevent breakage.
Yes, many collectors place Detolfs side by side. Two units span 86 cm (33.9"), three span 129 cm, and four span 172 cm. Leave 1-2 cm between each unit for airflow and cleaning access.
With all four shelves evenly spaced, each compartment has about 28 cm (11 inches) of vertical clearance. You can adjust shelf positions or remove shelves for taller items.
Now that you know the exact dimensions, explore where to buy a Detolf or discover similar alternatives that fit your space.