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Pentagon Corner Case
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Extra Vision Glass Corner Case
Price range: $249.00 through $268.004 colorsSelect options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Triangle Corner Case
Price range: $119.00 through $138.004 colorsSelect options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Jewelry Vision Corner Case
Price range: $295.00 through $314.004 colorsSelect options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Half Vision Corner Case
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Full Vision Glass Corner Case
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What is a corner display case? A corner display case is a glass showcase shaped — pentagon or triangle — to fit where two counter runs meet, so an L- or U-shaped showcase line has no dead gap at the corner. Glass corner display cases that turn unused corners into selling space and connect showcase runs into a continuous counter. Full-vision, half-vision, extra-vision, and jewelry styles plus space-saving pentagon and triangle cases — lockable, in black, white, maple, or walnut, assembled or flat-packed.
Frequently Asked Questions About Corner Cases
A corner display case is a glass showcase shaped to fit where two counter runs meet — a pentagon or triangle footprint — so an L-shaped or U-shaped showcase line has no dead gap at the corner. It matches the height and finish of adjoining straight showcases for one continuous counter.
Pentagon corner cases have five sides with a flat front display panel facing the customer — more glass area and display room at the corner. Triangle corner cases are more compact, closing the corner with a single angled front. Both join standard showcases at a 90-degree turn and come in matching finishes.
Use a corner case wherever two showcase runs meet at a right angle: U-shaped jewelry counters, L-shaped smoke shop layouts, or any floor plan where a bare corner would break the counter line. It converts otherwise dead corner space into secure, shoppable display.
Yes — corner cases use the same tempered safety glass, sliding rear doors, and keyed locks as our straight showcases, and come in full, half, extra, and jewelry vision styles to match the rest of your counter run.