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Old 09-01-2007, 01:24 PM
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Default T206 Displays

Posted By: E, Daniel

Hi Jason,

I've got three of these Pennzoni's up, and they don't actually angle the cards forward......the problem lies more in the angle of the case itself once placed on the wall. If you use a hook that leans the case away from the wall at the top section - you are in fact creating the outward lean yourself. I've found the solution to be using a series of rubber stoppers/bumpers stuck around lower back of the case which corrects the lean and brings the case more evenly away from the wall.
These cases also use a couple of press studs for closing which hold VERY tightly, and when popping them apart it makes sense to hold the bottom of the case on an angle out from the wall to stop the cards inside from all jumping forward.

Not two or three deep, but pretty nice overall if a contained display is your desire.



Daniel



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