Dutch Museum & museoshowcase Initial Communication

The museum’s project team promptly contacted museoshowcase via the website’s contact form, sending a detailed inquiry email. The email included: basic info about its collection (17th-century Dutch Golden Age oil paintings, silver tableware, and parchment manuscripts), the special exhibition’s scale (50+ artifacts, 800㎡ exhibition area), and three core showcase demands—constant temperature/humidity control (18±2℃, 55%±3% RH) for silver anti-oxidation, anti-pry locks + 24h motion sensors for high-value oil paintings, and anti-glare glass with 0.12mm coating to highlight manuscript text details.

Upon receiving the email, museoshowcase responded within 1.5 hours, assigning a senior account manager with 8+ years of museum project experience to connect the museum. In the online meeting, the manager:

1. Clarified details like “silverware showcases need additional anti-tarnish inert gas modules”;
2. Presented technical strengths (e.g., dual-seal moisture-proof patents, 5-axis CNC cutting precision);
3. Shared case studies (e.g., Amsterdam Rijksmuseum’s silverware showcase customization).

The team also showed live videos of the production workshop—craftsmen polishing ultra-white glass edges, and the finished product area: oil painting-specific frameless showcases (with CRI≥97 intelligent lighting) and silverware constant-temperature cabinets. After the meeting, the museum stated, “The targeted solutions for silverware anti-oxidation and manuscript anti-glare fully address our concerns, and we’re confident in moving to the next design phase.”

Design Concept

Adopting the “Minimalism & Focus” design philosophy, museoshowcase opted for a frameless all-glass structure and single-artifact display layout, stripping away redundant decorative elements to ensure visitors’ attention stays firmly on the 17th-century relics. The main body uses 8mm ultra-white tempered glass with 98.9% light transmittance and 0.12mm anti-glare coating—preserving the original hues of oil paintings while eliminating reflections that obscure parchment text.

The base is crafted from 304 stainless steel with a black matte electrostatic spray finish: its 5mm-thick solid structure bears up to 300kg (suitable for large silverware sets), while the surface undergoes 72-hour salt spray testing to resist moisture in the Dutch maritime climate, ensuring a 15+ year service life.

Function Customization

After production, museoshowcase shipped the showcases to the Netherlands via custom shockproof packaging (EPE foam + wooden crates), passing 3 international logistics inspections undamaged. The museum conducted a 3-day acceptance check: verifying the glass’s anti-glare effect under exhibition lighting, testing the constant humidity system (55%±2% RH), and simulating anti-theft alarms (triggering within 3 seconds of abnormal opening)—all indicators met or exceeded requirements.

Since the showcases’ deployment, visitor satisfaction with clear relic viewing in the special exhibition rose 40%. The curator stated, “These showcases highlight 17th-century silverware craftsmanship and oil painting details—setting a benchmark for future exhibitions.” Both parties have signed a 3-year long-term cooperation agreement covering annual maintenance and new exhibition showcase customization.