DREIECK DESIGN · Made in Germany · Since 1984
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DREIECK DESIGN · MADE IN GERMANY SINCE 1984

Keep the display visible and choose who can open it

A glass door lets you enjoy the contents while a lock adds control over access. That can be useful for a private collection or a display in a shared space. The right arrangement starts with how often you open the cabinet and who uses it.

Several designs offer a lock at the top or bottom. Select the option on the product page and check the door layout. A lockable glass cabinet is not a safe or a claim of tested burglary resistance.

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CASTEL freestanding glass cabinet with clear shelves and metal fittings
A straight CASTEL cabinet in clear glass.

THREE THINGS TO CHECK

  • Which doors need a lock?
  • Top or bottom lock position
  • Door access and the display layout

Models to compare

The photographs show particular versions. Choose the dimensions and finish on the product page for the price of your configuration.

SOLUS freestanding glass display cabinet with stainless steel fittings
SOLUS in clear Optiwhite glass; the pictured version has spotlight lighting.

SOLUS · a single display door

An optional top or bottom lock is offered alongside the selected dimensions, door direction and lighting equipment. Choose the lock explicitly in the configuration.

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CASTEL freestanding glass cabinet with clear shelves and metal fittings
A straight CASTEL cabinet in clear glass.

CASTEL · straight or corner versions

Single, paired and corner layouts are available with an optional lock. Compare the layout and door direction before choosing the hardware finish.

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Two slim FACTUM glass display cabinets in grey and black finishes
FACTUM shown with anthracite grey and jet black lacquered rear panels and bases.

FACTUM · a narrow frontage

A 27 × 42 × 192 cm cabinet with an optional top or bottom lock. Its coloured rear panel and base give the display a defined background.

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VITRO wall cabinet with a white rear panel and LED lighting
VITRO in Optiwhite with a pure white velvet color rear panel and LED lighting.

VITRO · lockable wall display

The two-door wall cabinet offers top or bottom locks as a selected option. Standard depth is 21 cm, with three standard heights.

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VITRO wall-mounted glass display cabinet with two glass doors
VITRO shown in clear Floatglass.

01 · A CLOSER LOOK

Choose the lock for the way you use the door

Think about the height at which you would prefer to use the key. The position is part of the cabinet selection, and access should remain comfortable once the furniture is in place.

SOLUS and FACTUM list a top or bottom lock. VITRO lists locks for its two doors. Check the chosen option in the configuration before completing the order.

02 · A CLOSER LOOK

Plan access to the collection itself

A lock does not change the room needed to open the door or lift an object out. Measure the largest piece and include its base. Keep frequently handled objects at a comfortable level.

CASTEL offers different layouts and door directions. A corner version changes the access across the front; a straight cabinet may work better when you need a broad route to a shelf.

CASTEL corner glass display cabinet with a triangular footprint
The CASTEL corner version in clear glass.
SOLUS FLY glass display cabinet with a walnut drawer element
SOLUS FLY with a walnut drawer element; the drawer interiors are oak.

03 · A CLOSER LOOK

Specify the needs of a shared display

For a workplace, exhibition or other shared setting, describe how the cabinet will be used, the objects involved and how often it will be opened. That gives us a useful basis for discussing the configuration.

SOLUS FLY can combine a lockable display door with drawer storage. Ask which parts of the chosen furniture are secured; a door lock is not an automatic promise that every drawer locks too.

Questions about lockable glass display cabinets

Open a question for a short answer and a link to the relevant model.

On SOLUS, CASTEL, FACTUM and VITRO, locks are offered as selected options. A model appearing in the lockable category does not mean every configuration includes one.

SOLUS, CASTEL and FACTUM list a top or bottom lock. VITRO lists top or bottom locks for its doors. Check the exact option for the selected cabinet size and layout.

No. An optional lock on a design such as SOLUS controls everyday door access. We do not describe the furniture as a safe, or claim a certified burglary-resistance rating for it.

VITRO offers optional locks on its two-door wall-mounted construction. Plan a suitable wall, the mounting height and enough space to operate both doors.

SOLUS FLY offers a lock for the display door. That does not by itself confirm that the drawer element is lockable. Tell us which storage areas need access control so we can check the requirements.

Made in Germany, with advice on size and delivery

DREIECK DESIGN is a family business founded in 1984. Our furniture is made in Germany. For a different size, send us the model and the dimensions you need. We check what is possible for that construction and prepare a quotation.

Allow around 6–8 weeks for delivery within Europe; worldwide destinations can take longer. Confirm the current schedule for your configuration and address.

Premium delivery is included for Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Liechtenstein under the published conditions. For the UK, the USA and other destinations, ask us about the service and charges.

Delivery information · Custom-made furniture

Plan a cabinet around your collection

Tell us the cabinet size, objects and weights, how often the doors will be opened and which parts need access control. Include the preferred lock position and door direction.

Visit the showroom in Hennef — contact us first to confirm the model or finish you want to see.