Native Flybold Shadow Box Frame for Military Uniform, Wedding Dress, Jersey with 92% Clear View & UV Protection. Air Force, Navy, Police, Medals & Memorabilia - 36x27in - XL Black

Everything fit perfect in this shadow box. Was easy to hang. Very nice.

I had to order a replacement and do a return; the first one I ordered arrived with the hinges completely ripped off. The second one arrived, this time with the hinges attached, but they still weren't attached very well and were starting to fall out.The hinges and latches are cheap materials, they are either really poor quality weak metal or plastic with some sort of coating, I'm not sure which. They will break easily, so handle with care.The clear glass on the front also feels like cheap material and keeps popping out of the frame. The sealant is also poor quality; it was already stringy when it arrived and it comes off easily. If you need to have your item(s) properly protected, this is definitely NOT the product you want to get.I'm only keeping it for now because I put a lot of work into creating the display, but I am planning on replacing it in the future with a better-quality product and using this one for scrap pieces.

My husband’s dad passed away at the age of 97 in August and I wanted to put his World War II medals and photos in a permanent display. This shadowbox is very classy. There was room for everything I wanted. I highly recommend this box

Other reviews warned me that the construction was a bit cheap. They weren’t wrong. Some of the corners were messy, and it definitely has a cheapness to it.That said, it’s large and deep and definitely did the job. For the price, you really can’t beat it. I priced out having something like this custom made it it would have been 4x the cost.

Like most of the other reviews, the box is perfect in size and shape. However the craftsmanship is sloppy at best. Similar to inexpensive bedroom furniture (nightstands to be exact) the square backing which gives it its rigidity has to be finished nailed around the wooden frame. On mines the nails missed the mark on at least 5 different times essentially cracking the frame. One corner of the box is already separating. I’ll have to use so wood glue to get it back together. If I want to correct the rear nailing it can be done by adding new fasteners, carefully removing the old one and attempt to cosmetically fix the cracked area.I’m framing my wife’s Law School Diploma and swearing in memories along with grad cap. Depending on how much you place inside most of the problematic areas won’t be seen. Should one have to do all that for a new out the box item? Of course not! Can everyone build one for the price…some could, some can’t. I don’t have the time to get into miter cutting, painting, finding latches, plexiglass, paint, felt backing, etc. So purchase with caution as I don’t believe anyone will get an unblemished case. Hope this helps. Also, choosing another brand in my opinion wonts guarantee you that another brand would be better.