- How much does the Pulaski Lighted Curio Cabinet hold?
- It has five glass shelves and a stated weight capacity of 50 lb, with about 23 cubic feet of display space. That is enough for a large figurine or glass collection.
- Does it need assembly?
- Yes. It ships flat-packed with instructions, and two people should plan on a few hours to build and stand it up.
- Is the lighting included?
- The cabinet is sold as a lighted curio, so the interior light is part of the piece. Check the listing for bulb type and whether bulbs are included.
- Will it fit in a small room?
- It is 29 inches wide and 20 inches deep, so it needs a decent wall run. The sliding door helps because it does not swing outward.
- How does it compare with a glass-front bookcase?
- It offers a mirrored back, lighting and a dust-resistant enclosed display, which a plain bookcase does not. A bookcase holds more for less, but shows pieces less clearly.
- What finish does it come in?
- It is offered in dark wood and onyx black finishes over hardwood, both with a deep brown tone.
- Where is the Pulaski Lighted Curio Cabinet cheapest?
- At Home Living Furniture, for $787.20, 24% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Pulaski Lighted Curio Cabinet?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Home Living Furniture, AFA Stores, reedsfurniture.com, Emma Mason, 1StopBedrooms.