Display Case Cabinet

Added: Aug 06, 2012 9:56 am Company: Display Case Company Part Number: GL105 Color: Cherry Vernier with Gold Frame Dimensions: 73" H x 40"W x 19.75"D   These cabinets will be used to display the 62AS heritage/historical artifacts IAW AFI 84-103:  A4.2. Exhibit Case Requirements. Exhibit cases must be well constructed of inert, flame-retardant quality materials and adhesives that inhibit entrance of vermin and dust.  A4.2.1. Front-loading exhibit cases must incorporate a locking mechanism using security head screws or concealed access and a tight seal to ensure security and preclude dust and vermin.  A4.2.2. Use quarter-inch ultra-violet (U/V) filtering acrylic glazing exclusively for viewing panels of cases. Use it also between the diffuser and light source. Where glazing surfaces join at an angle, bond and round the edges to prevent insertion of a pry tool, and secure them to the cabinet base or to the wall.  A4.2.3. Install U/V sleeves on fluorescent lights.  A4.2.4. Seal all interior surfaces of cases with a high quality, water-based polyurethane. In lieu of a polyeurethane, a high quality acrylic enamel paint may be substituted. Orange shellac may be substituted. Allow freshly painted exhibit cases 2 to 3 weeks to ventilate harmful vapors before installing artifacts. If the case is already constructed of inert materials, the interior surfaces do not have to be painted.  A4.2.5. Ventilate all exhibit cases with 1- to 3-inch diameter ventilation holes. All holes must have a louver and cotton baffle to filter dust and vermin. Install one 1-inch diameter hole per every 8 cubic feet of case space. Spaces larger than 8 cubic feet require one ventilation hole with up to a 3-inch diameter or several well-spaced 1-inch diameter holes.  See attached picture and statement of work.