Remington Pro Modular Display Cabinet

Name: Remington Pro Modular Display Cabinet
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

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Product description

Remington Pro

A wider modular cabinet for displaying collections and sorting smaller pieces. Combine glazed compartments, catalogue drawers and upright storage around the way you use them.

Mechanical opening bell
Hinged display top
Modular storage
Three base heights

Fig. 1 ·

Remington Pro · one full-height modular arrangement.

Choose your modules

Combine display compartments and drawers to suit your collection. Pro’s upright module does not include Remington’s separate centre pull-out upright drawer.

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Fig. 2 ·
A low drawer arrangement on a raised base.

A taller composition with display and catalogue modules.

The hinged top opened above the drawer modules.

Choose the balance of display space and drawers for your collection. Each photograph shows a particular combination; confirm the modules included in your order.

Wood and finish

Red Oak has visible grain and a warm, aged finish. Stabilised wood has a more pronounced texture. Black Walnut is also listed among the material options; confirm availability for the arrangement you choose.

Fig. 3 ·Red oak · hand-rubbed, aged colour.

Stabilised wood · a more pronounced grain.

Wood and finish vary by version and component. Confirm the combination for your order.

Space for collections

Bring the upright display closer

Pull out the upright drawers to see the collection. Adjustable dividers separate small pieces into groups and leave taller spaces for larger objects.

Fig. 4 ·Upright drawers with adjustable compartments.

Small pieces arranged in an upright display.

Stepped dividers balance display and access.

Shown in the photographs

The photographs show miniature figures, bottles, cameras and lenses, cups, tea ware and books. Catalogue drawers separate small pieces; glazed modules keep selected objects visible.

More possibilities

Stationery, jewellery, hobby parts and keepsakes are other possibilities. Measure each piece with its case, bottle cap or display stand, then check height, width, depth and divider spacing. Leave clearance to close the drawer.

Tea ware and daily rituals, arranged around the cabinet.

Small boxes sorted in open catalogue drawers

The upright drawer’s stated internal height is 355 mm (35.5 cm / approximately 13.98 in). Internal width, depth and closed-drawer clearance still need confirmation before checking a particular bottle or boxed item.

Upright storage, sliding dividers and enclosed glass panels.

Customer Photos

See how customers combine modules and finishes in their homes. The photographs include arrangements from different periods.

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A raised base brings a display higher, while a low arrangement can sit beside a sofa.

Catalogue drawers beside the bookshelves keep smaller pieces separate from the objects on display.

Greenery and collections share a corner.

Plants surround this display, with space left between the objects inside.

A raised cabinet against a deep-coloured wall.

Fig. 5 ·A tall combination beside the window

A taller base raises the same modules; adding modules increases storage as well as height. Check where the upper and lower drawers will sit.

Tea ware above rows of catalogue drawers.

Cups, plates and drawers in a shared setting.

Tea ware stays in view behind the glass, with smaller accessories in the drawers below.

A full-height arrangement in a customer’s room

A personal collection of objects and figures.

Combine display modules for favourite pieces with closed drawers for smaller supplies.

Display and drawer modules arranged along a wall.

Place modules side by side or stack them to suit the available wall space.

A compact arrangement among decorative objects.

A raised arrangement against a pale wall.

A smaller combination fits among the surrounding furniture, with floor space visible beneath the legs.

A collection assembled across several modules.

Display compartments above catalogue drawers.

Glazed compartments keep selected pieces visible above the catalogue drawers.

Open drawers reveal individual collections.

Open drawers show how each customer groups their collection. Check the dimensions of your own pieces when planning a similar layout.

A closer look at the handle and drawer front.

The shaped brass pull sits below the drawer’s label holder.

Customers combine these drawers with plants, lamps and other vintage furniture.

A close view of drawer fronts and handles.

These close views show drawer fronts, handles and the objects inside. Measure each object and allow room to close the drawer.

A room vignette from the supplied gallery.

Catalogue drawers beneath upright storage

Thank you to the collectors who shared their homes. Displayed objects, nearby furniture and historical configurations are styling examples.

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Kitchen utensils and bowls around the cabinet

Glazed display compartments beside a sofa

Catalogue drawers beneath a wall of pictures

Brass pulls beneath a tabletop arrangement

The opening bell

A mechanical ratchet and bell sound as the upright drawer opens. The sound can alert you when someone pulls out a drawer in a room or shop display.

Fully extend the drawer before removing its enclosed tempered-glass panels. The opening bell does not lock the drawer.

Fig. 6 ·The mechanical bell mechanism in the upright drawer.

Hook-shaped brass pulls and label holders

A hook handle shaped for a comfortable pull.

A knob-operated hidden drawer within the arrangement.

A top that opens

Choose the top and the overall cabinet height together, so the open display is comfortable to see and use.

A 1950s-inspired hinged top, open for display.

Pull out a temporary surface

The modular pull-out surface can sit at different levels in an arrangement. Use it as a temporary surface beside the drawers or as a lower platform for a tea setting, then slide it away when finished.

A pull-out surface that follows the arrangement.

Three base heights

A low base suits a taller stack, while a raised base brings a smaller arrangement closer to hand. Threaded fixing points connect compatible modules and bases.

The three bases are marked 18, 28 and 55 in the drawings. A separate shallow board is marked 5; it is not a fourth leg height. Choose the base together with the intended stack and confirm the final assembled height.

A customer’s combination on a raised base

This photograph shows one customer’s configuration. Confirm the base, feet and included modules for your order.

Low and mid-height bases, with threaded modular connections.

A tall base raises the display and lower drawers.

A different full-height stack shown with a person for scale.

Light for the display

Use a softer setting in the evening or turn up the brightness to see the collection more clearly. Available controls depend on the fitted lighting system.

Shop-display-inspired drawers and the source lighting controls.

Light across the display and the objects within.

The stated CRI rating is up to Ra 95. The flower photographs illustrate differences in colour rendering; they are not a test report for this cabinet. Confirm the supplied lighting specification when ordering.

Flowers photographed under Ra 60, 80 and 90 lighting.

Carving and brass

The Renaissance Revival-inspired crown has layered relief carving that catches light at different depths. Shaped handles and etched brass plates add detail around the drawers.

Renaissance Revival-inspired crown detailing.

Layered relief creates depth through light and shadow.

An engraved brass support plate beneath the drawer.

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Solid-wood frame-and-panel construction is combined with a plywood back. Drawer materials vary by version.

Part	Source-described construction
Body frame and panels	Red oak, black walnut or stabilised wood
Back panel	Plywood, labelled E0 in the source
Drawer sides	Boxwood, black walnut, acacia or camphorwood, depending on version
Drawer fronts	Solid red oak, black walnut or stabilised wood
Hardware and glazing	Brass hardware and tempered glass as described in the source

The illustrated materials and construction guide.

Plan the dimensions

Choose the modules and base, then check the assembled dimensions. The dimension drawings do not state a unit, so the values below need confirmation before they can be used as centimetres or converted to inches.

Component	Drawing value · unit unlabelled	What it measures
Assembled cabinet height	Depends on the selected modules and base	Confirm the complete arrangement
Cabinet width	102	Overall source width
Standard module depth	45	Outer module depth
Hinged top depth	48	Outer top-module depth
Hinged top, closed / open	10 / 46	The open-height endpoints need confirmation
15- or 18-drawer module	34	Outer module height
Display module	26	Outer module height
Glass-drawer module	34	Outer module height
Six-upright-drawer module	43	Outer module height
Three bases	18 / 28 / 55	Base heights
Separate shallow board	5	Board height; separate from the three bases

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Measurement	Metric	Approx. inches
Upright drawer inner height	355 mm / 35.5 cm	13.98 in

Other internal widths, depths, drawer heights and maximum closed clearances have not been supplied. Allow room in front for the drawers and pull-out surface, and above the cabinet for the hinged top. The final layout must be checked as an assembled configuration.

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Size & Storage Layout

Choose the modules and base together; the final height depends on the complete arrangement. Allow space in front for drawers and the pull-out board, and above for the hinged top. Confirm the assembled width, depth and height before planning the installation.

Reference drawer interiors, W × D × H: five-column catalogue module, 15.3 × 35.2 × 9 cm (6.0 × 13.9 × 3.5 in); six-column catalogue module, 12 × 35 × 8.9 cm (4.7 × 13.8 × 3.5 in). Confirm the matching module before ordering.

Glass nine-drawer module: approximately 28.3 × 36 × 9 cm (11.1 × 14.2 × 3.5 in) inside each drawer. Three-column glass module: approximately 28.4 × 38.5 × 17 cm (11.2 × 15.2 × 6.7 in). Dividers reduce usable space. Confirm the upright-drawer clearance for tall items.

Materials & Finishes

Each design has its own material and finish options. Please refer to the product description and selected option for the specific wood or material combination. Natural variations in wood grain and colour give individual pieces their own character, while lighting and screen settings may affect how finishes appear in photographs.

Choose Red Oak, Black Walnut or stabilised wood. Solid frame-and-panel construction is combined with veneered multilayer panels; drawer construction varies by version and module.

The six-upright module uses beech central dividers and plywood horizontal shelves. Glass nine-drawer dividers are MDF with beech veneer on both faces. The glazed modules use tempered glass.

Cabinet hardware is primarily brass; the six-upright module’s label frames are plated alloy. Divider fittings have their own finishes. Preserve the hand-aged colour and decorative surface treatment when cleaning.

The woodwork is spray-finished with three coats of extra-clear primer and two coats of high-quality nitrocellulose topcoat. Four sanding stages are interspersed throughout the coating process.

Assembly & Placement

Give your everyday essentials and small treasures a place of their own. Depending on the model and compartment sizes, these cabinets can help organise stationery, craft supplies, jewellery, and small collectibles. Match the size of your items to the available storage space before choosing your cabinet.

Follow the assembly instructions for the chosen modules and base, using the compatible threaded connections. Confirm connecting hardware and suitable anti-tip restraints before installation. Place the completed arrangement on a firm, level floor.

Store heavier items low and open one drawer at a time. Fully extend the upright drawer before removing its enclosed glass panels. The mechanical opening bell is an alert, not a lock.

Check that the hinged top is supported and keep the pull-out board clear when repositioning it. Check the adapter connector and polarity before connecting power.

The electrical system runs on 12V DC. A compatible adapter rated for 12V DC output and 2A is recommended. Check the connector, polarity and local mains input rating before use. Never connect mains power directly to the cabinet circuit.

Glass can break if struck or handled roughly, and broken pieces can cause injury. Supervise young children near the cabinet and keep them from hitting, pulling or climbing on glass parts. An adult should handle removable glass panels and shelves.

Delivery & Packaging

We currently offer free worldwide door-to-door shipping. This offer may be changed or withdrawn at any time. If it ends, free shipping will require the applicable minimum order value. Please confirm the shipping terms and any minimum spend before ordering.

Estimated transit times depend on the destination. Contact 5o@modsmade.com to confirm the route and timing before ordering.

Large items are packed with protective wooden framing. Final packed dimensions must be confirmed separately; allow for the packaging when checking doorways, stairs and lifts.

Confirm the packaging, package count and packed dimensions before dispatch. The cabinet’s assembled dimensions do not describe the shipping carton.

Inspect the packaging and product on arrival. If anything is damaged, keep the packaging and take clear photographs of the affected areas.

For modular orders, confirm which modules are in each package and check the delivery route for the largest box. Plan enough help for handling the heavier units.

Care & Maintenance

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. For light cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Keep water out of joints and lined compartments.

Avoid alcohol, acetone, solvents, abrasive cleaners and silicone-based polishes. Use coasters beneath drinks and protective mats beneath hot items; wipe up spills promptly.

Apply a suitable glass cleaner to a soft cloth, not directly to the cabinet. Keep it away from wood, printed decoration and fittings.

Disconnect lighting power before cleaning. Keep electrical connectors dry and remove dust from the drawer runners and bell mechanism without forcing the parts.

Wipe brass and plated fittings with a dry cloth. Avoid abrasive polish on aged finishes. Check module connections, base fixings and anti-tip restraints periodically.

Keep indoors, away from direct sunlight, heat sources and prolonged moisture. Avoid sudden changes in temperature or humidity.

If glass is chipped, cracked or broken, stop using the affected part and keep children away until it has been safely replaced.

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

What should I check before placing an order?

Confirm your selected model, material or finish option, overall dimensions, and drawer configuration. Review the product page for any model-specific details. If anything is unclear, contact us before ordering.

How do I choose the right cabinet?

Start with the space available and the items you want to organise. Compare the overall dimensions, drawer sizes, and storage layout listed on each product page. Allow enough room for doors and drawers to open comfortably.

What can I store in these cabinets?

Depending on the model and compartment sizes, our cabinets can help organise stationery, craft supplies, jewellery, small collectibles, and everyday essentials. Check the product details and internal dimensions to make sure your items will fit.

Are the materials and finishes the same across all models?

Materials, wood combinations, and finishes vary by model and option. Refer to the individual product page for the details of your selected cabinet rather than assuming all designs use the same materials.

Will my cabinet look exactly like the photos?

Wood grain and colour can vary from piece to piece. Lighting and screen settings can also affect how a finish appears in photographs. Use the product images as a guide to the overall style and finish.

How should I care for my cabinet?

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. If light cleaning is needed, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid abrasive cleaners, prolonged moisture, direct sunlight, and nearby heat sources. Follow any model-specific care instructions provided with your cabinet.