My years long search for a bottle display solution come to fruition at last.

[corrybottles]

Where did you get the shelf display at? May I ask.

 

[KungFu]

Yes, you may. Here's the link: https://www.displays2go.com/P-33996/LED-Wall-Showcase-Locking-Doors?lid=zqbpx5195kj2&utm_source=braze&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Displays2go%20-%20Shipping%20Notification

Create an account before ordering and get at 10% newbie discount code.

Note: currently the black is out-of-stock while the silver is available. When I ordered mine only the black was available - and I'm glad, otherwise I would be stuck with silver.

 

[KungFu]

Where did you get the shelf display at? May I ask.

Oops, I didn't do a Reply.

 

[bunny]

Looks fantastic! But I see you have room on your walls for many more bottles...

 

[KungFu]

Looks fantastic! But I see you have room on your walls for many more bottles...

Or for other things.

 

[Bottlesbits]

You can fill some of your free wall space with these Copper Hangers for Bottles

 

[bottle-o-pop]

You could use Museum Putty (transparent, removable) instead of melted wax.

For a 2-conductor wire, you can buy an inline cord switch. (You cut the cord, then attach the wiring inside the switch.) For a 3-conductor wire, there are switches already wired, with a plug and socket on short cords.

I like the very white light bulbs you're using!

 

[KungFu]

You could use Museum Putty (transparent, removable) instead of melted wax.

For a 2-conductor wire, you can buy an inline cord switch. (You cut the cord, then attach the wiring inside the switch.) For a 3-conductor wire, there are switches already wired, with a plug and socket on short cords.

I like the very white light bulbs you're using!

I'll most likely cut the plug and run it through the wall into the closet to a light switch. There's one there for closet light already.