Glass doors that drift out of alignment. Frames that chip during the first restock. Shelves that bow under product weight halfway through the season. If you have sourced display fixtures before, you have probably run into all three — usually in cabinets that were built for living rooms and sold to shops anyway.
The SC-1808 is where the Juntuo Series draws the line. It is a steel and glass display showcase built for shop floors first: 8 mm tempered glass, a jig-welded cold-rolled steel frame, and a finish that survives daily cleaning. This page covers what that means in numbers, where the unit gets used, and what wholesale buyers should confirm before ordering.
SC-1808 specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Juntuo SC-1808 (Showcase Series) |
| Dimensions | 1800mm H × 800mm L × 400mm W |
| Material | High-clarity tempered glass + cold-rolled steel frame |
| Structure | 5-layer exhibition system, adjustable glass shelves |
| Doors | Double swing doors, precision-aligned |
| Finish | Starry Night Black, electrostatic powder coating |
| Weight | Approx. 60 kg+ |
| Customization | OEM/ODM for dimensions, color, lighting |
The 60 kg is not a typo or a selling point dressed up as one. A cabinet that heavy stays put when customers lean on it, which matters in malls where nobody reads signs.
Glass thickness options
Glass is where most suppliers cut costs. Three thicknesses cover commercial needs, and choosing wrong shows up within six months:
| Thickness | Fits | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| 6 mm | Cosmetics, accessories, light models | Cheaper freight; fine for low-traffic stores |
| 8 mm | Handbags, trophies, standard retail | The commercial default |
| 10 mm | Jewelry, watches, flagships | Heavier; needs reinforced shelf pins |
All three ship tempered, so a break turns into blunt granules instead of shards — a liability question on public floors, not just a safety one. Position cabinets away from entrance swing paths regardless. Carts and door swings break more retail glass than shelf load ever does.
One more detail worth confirming with any supplier: whether the glass itself is insured in transit. Tempered panels survive road freight well but sea freight adds humidity and handling points at both ports. Ours ship in individual crates with corner protection and a signed packing record per crate, which is what an insurance claim actually needs if a panel arrives damaged. Buyers who skip this paperwork usually find out the hard way that “packed well” and “claimable” are two different things.
Where this showcase gets used
Luxury boutiques. The matte black frame stays neutral under spotlights, so handbags and jewelry keep their own color story. Five layers on one footprint replace two wall units in most floor plans.
Hobby and collectible stores. Figures and sealed boxes need dust control more than anything. The double doors close on a magnetic catch, and the lock keeps high-value pieces behind glass overnight. There is a longer write-up on our action figure display cabinet if that is your niche.
Corporate lobbies. Trophies and plaques sit at eye level on layers two to four; tall pieces go on top. Facilities teams like the powder coating because it wipes down with whatever the cleaning crew already uses.
Restaurants and lounges. The 400 mm depth takes standard wine bottles with room for a back-row riser. Add the LED option and each shelf becomes its own lit stage.
Trade shows and travelling exhibits. Brands that run seasonal pop-ups or exhibition circuits use the SC-1808 in rental fleets. KD construction matters twice here: it cuts storage between events, and a cabinet that assembles with hex keys instead of glue survives being built ten times. For this use we recommend the 8 mm glass and the physical lock — rented units get handled by strangers.
Ordering and shipping
Sample first — one piece, any configuration. Test the glass, coating, and hinge cycle yourself before committing volume; sample cost comes off the container order.
The SC-1808 ships knock-down. Panels flat-packed, glass crated separately. A 40HQ container takes roughly 90–110 units depending on shelf setup, and KD packing cuts freight per unit by 30–40% against assembled shipping. That difference pays for the glass upgrade in most quotes.
Lock customization at order confirmation: shelf lighting, glass tint, frame color, lock type. Mid-production changes reset the lead time, and nobody wins that conversation. Standard black ships in 15–20 days after deposit; custom colors run 25–30. Every order goes out with QC photos of the batch — dimensions, coating, glass edges, packing stages — before the container seals.
Payment runs 30% deposit, balance against the copy of the bill of lading. Export docs come standard: commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, and the CE file for the glass. Buyers in JP, KR, and AU rarely need anything beyond that; EU importers sometimes ask for extra declarations, which we prepare in advance rather than at the port. If your forwarder needs specific marks or labelling on the crates, tell us at order confirmation — re-labelling after packing is possible but slow.
Buying mistakes we see often
Home-use cabinets on shop floors. Thinner steel, hangers that sag after a few hundred door cycles. Commercial floors cycle doors thousands of times a year.
Unpolished glass edges. They pass factory checks, then chip in transit or during install. Flat-polished edges are standard on ours; ask any supplier what their quote includes.
No anti-tip plan. 60 kg is stable, but malls and earthquake zones anchor regardless. Wall brackets cost almost nothing at quotation time and are annoying to source after delivery.
Inside the production line
Juntuo frames are laser-cut, bent, and welded in jigs. That is why door gaps stay even across a batch — the alignment in unit one is the alignment in unit ninety. Powder coating goes on electrostatically and cures at temperature, which is what lets us back the finish in humid coastal climates. Glass comes with certification paperwork in the export file. Nine years of export manufacturing run through that process, and every wholesale order ships with CE documentation included.
Common questions
What is the MOQ? One piece for sampling. Volume pricing starts at 10 units, container rates at 50+. Sample cost is credited against the first container.
Can I order a different color? White, Sakura Pink, and Bean Green are in current production. Custom RAL/Pantone matches run from one container up.
Is LED lighting included? Base units ship without it. Factory-fit LED strips per shelf are an option — the wiring channels get cut during production, so specify early.
How is it packed? Knock-down flat packing with foam interlayers; glass crated separately with corner protection. Shipping to JP, KR, AU, and EU ports is routine.
What about lead time? 15–20 days for standard black after deposit. Custom colors and lighting: 25–30 days.
Can I mix models in one container? Yes. Bookcases, wardrobes, and sideboards from the same production line load alongside SC-1808 units in a mixed container. Tell us the model list early so the packing plan stacks the heavy KD panels at the bottom.
What happens if a glass panel arrives broken? Photograph the crate and the panel, note it on the delivery receipt, and send the photos with the packing record. Replacement panels ship with your next order or by courier for urgent needs — the signed packing record per crate is what makes the claim fast.
Get a quote
Send quantities and target specs to Ms. Ivy Zhang — ivy.zhang@atoolcabinet.com or WhatsApp +86 135 2691 8367. Luoyang Hengna Office Furniture Co., Ltd., 9 years of industry experience, CE certified production line, direct supply to trade buyers worldwide. For a quote on a full project fit-out, include your floor plan dimensions and we will come back with layout suggestions along with pricing.
If you are still deciding on glass style, our reeded glass cabinet guide covers when fluted glass beats clear glass in cafés and boutiques. On adjacent fixtures, the sideboard material guide compares steel against wood for damp environments.
