Extra Large Curio Cabinets: 3 Options Compared

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The Foldable Display Cabinet with Doors has the smallest listed footprint of the three, at 1.62 square feet (13.5 by 17.3 inches). The Sttoraboks 5 Tier Display Cabinet has the largest, at 3.61 square feet (32.5 by 16 inches), and the BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet with Glass falls between them at 15.7 by 15.7 inches. Specifications come from Amazon listing data checked October 3, 2026, and each section below uses that product’s own listing figures. We have not tested these products, so confirm the selected variant on Amazon before you order, because titles and specification fields can change.

Quick compare: the products in this guide

Sizes come from the Amazon listings as we read them; check the product page for the current details before you buy.

Product	Listed details	Link
Foldable Display Cabinet with Doors, 6-Tier Curio Cabinet for Collectibles	13.5″D x 17.3″W x 66.5″H; 13.5″D x 17.3″W x 66.5″H	See details on Amazon Affiliate link
BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet with Glass Doors, Curio Cabinet with 3 Color…	15.7″D x 15.7″W x 63″H; 15.7″D x 15.7″W x 63″H	See details on Amazon Affiliate link
Sttoraboks 5 Tier Display Cabinet, Bookshelf,Collection Book Case, Floor…	32.5″D x 16″W x 63″H; 32.5″D x 16″W x 63″H	See details on Amazon Affiliate link

Three options at a glance

Pick	Listed dimensions	Floor footprint	Footprint rank
Foldable Display Cabinet with Doors	13.5″ D × 17.3″ W × 66.5″ H	233.55 sq in (1.62 sq ft)	Smallest
BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet with Glass	15.7″ D × 15.7″ W × 63″ H	246.49 sq in (1.71 sq ft)	Middle
Sttoraboks 5 Tier Display Cabinet	32.5″ D × 16″ W × 63″ H	520 sq in (3.61 sq ft)	Largest

1. Foldable Display Cabinet with Doors, 6-Tier Curio Cabinet for Collectibles — Smallest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 13.5″ D × 17.3″ W × 66.5″ H; item weight 22 pounds; material PP+PET+HIPS+GPPS; color White.

The Foldable Display Cabinet is a white 6-tier curio cabinet listed at 13.5″ D x 17.3″ W x 66.5″ H, a 1.62 sq ft footprint, with an item weight of 22 pounds. The material is listed as PP+PET+HIPS+GPPS, which is plastic, not wood or glass. Bullets describe a one-piece design that expands without tools, transparent magnetic doors and bottom-mounted wheels. The specs list 6 shelves and 6 drawers. It is pitched for collectibles, legos, figures and trophies. The listing does not state a weight capacity per shelf.

Pros

• Six tiers in a 1.62 sq ft footprint, with a listed height of 66.5″, the tallest of the three.
• Bullets say it unfolds without tools or extra hardware, so setup is simple.
• Wheels and transparent magnetic doors are listed, so it can be moved and keeps dust off displays.

Cons

• It is plastic (PP+PET+HIPS+GPPS), not wood or glass, so it will not read as a traditional curio cabinet.
• At 22 pounds and with a foldable build, it is the lightest of the three, and the listing states no shelf weight limit.
• At 13.5″ x 17.3″ it is not extra large in width, despite the tall 66.5″ height.

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you want the most tiers in a narrow footprint and can accept plastic construction. Skip it if you need a heavy, traditional cabinet or a stated shelf capacity.

2. BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet with Glass Doors, Curio Cabinet with 3 Color LED Lights for Collectibles, 4-Tier Display Case with Human Body Sensor for Toys, Books, Black — Middle listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 15.7″ D × 15.7″ W × 63″ H; item weight 44 pounds; material Wood; color Black.

The BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet is black wood, listed at 15.7″ D x 15.7″ W x 63″ H, which is a 1.71 sq ft footprint. The item weight is 44 pounds, twice the 22 pounds of the foldable cabinet. It has four shelves. The bullets describe a frameless design with one glass side and a handle-less acrylic door, a body sensor that turns the light on when something comes within 1 m, and 3-color LED lighting. The listing does not state a weight capacity per shelf or whether it mounts to a wall.

Pros

• Corner footprint of 15.7″ x 15.7″ at 1.71 sq ft, designed to use a corner that would otherwise sit empty.
• LED lighting in 3 colors with a motion sensor within 1 m, per the bullets.
• At 44 pounds it is the heaviest of the first two, so it should feel more solid than the foldable cabinet.

Cons

• Only four shelves, the fewest of the three, so it holds less than the 6-tier and 5-tier options.
• The listing mentions LED lights and a body sensor but does not state how they are powered or the bulb life.
• The listing does not state a shelf capacity, which matters for heavy collectibles.

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you want a lit corner display with glass and a black wood finish. Skip it if you need the most shelves or the largest display area.

3. Sttoraboks 5 Tier Display Cabinet, Bookshelf,Collection Book Case, Floor Standing Bookcase with Acrylic and Wood, Curio Cabinet, Contemporary Book Shelf, Storage Showcase for Living Room Study — Largest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 32.5″ D × 16″ W × 63″ H; material Wood; color Dark Brown.

The Sttoraboks 5 Tier Display Cabinet is dark brown wood with acrylic, listed at 32.5″ D x 16″ W x 63″ H, a 3.61 sq ft footprint. A bullet gives 32.5″ L x 16.6″ W x 63″ H and a layer spacing of 14.8″, so the 16 and 16.6 width figures differ slightly and the 32.5″ side is called depth in one place and length in another. It lists 5 shelves, and a bullet says four wood layers each hold up to 44 lbs. The listing does not state an item weight. It is pitched as a display, liquor or book cabinet.

Pros

• Largest listed footprint of the three at 3.61 sq ft, which suits larger objects.
• A stated capacity of up to 44 lbs on each wood layer and a layer spacing of 14.8″.
• Five tiers with an acrylic and wood combination, described as a bookcase as well as a display cabinet.

Cons

• No item weight is listed, so moving or placing it is harder to plan.
• The 16 and 16.6 width figures, and the 5 shelves versus four wood layers, do not match, so verify the size and shelf count before ordering.
• Its footprint is more than double the others (3.61 vs 1.71 sq ft), which makes it hard to use in a tight room.

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you need deeper shelves and a stated per-layer capacity and have the floor space. Skip it if you are short on room or want a corner or narrow unit.

What to check before buying extra large curio cabinets

Be careful with the phrase extra large. None of these listings uses it as a stated size, so compare the actual numbers. Start with height and footprint. The Foldable Display Cabinet is 66.5″ tall on 1.62 sq ft, the BROTTAR is 63″ tall on 1.71 sq ft, and the Sttoraboks is 63″ tall on 3.61 sq ft. If you want a tall cabinet that does not take much floor, the first two are narrower. If you want more display area, the Sttoraboks has the biggest footprint. Second, count the tiers: 6 for the foldable cabinet, 4 for the BROTTAR and 5 for the Sttoraboks, though one Sttoraboks bullet describes four wood layers, so confirm that count. Third, check material and weight. The foldable cabinet is plastic at 22 pounds. The BROTTAR is wood at 44 pounds. The Sttoraboks is wood and acrylic with no weight stated. A heavier cabinet is usually steadier, but the listings do not state tip-over safety, so ask about wall anchoring. Fourth, check what each shelf can hold. Only the Sttoraboks states it, at up to 44 lbs on each wood layer. For heavy collectibles, the other two leave you guessing. Fifth, decide on lighting and doors. The BROTTAR lists 3-color LED lighting with a sensor that reacts within 1 m. The foldable cabinet lists transparent magnetic doors and wheels. Sixth, check the dimension data. The Sttoraboks gives 16″ and 16.6″ for the width. A simple rule: the foldable cabinet for the most tiers in the least floor, the BROTTAR for a lit corner, and the Sttoraboks for deeper shelves and a stated per-layer load, once the size is confirmed.

Worked example: fit math for these three options

This worked example is our own planning arithmetic from the listed dimensions, not test results. The wall length and walkway width are assumed example values; replace them with your measurements.

Wall example. Assume 36 inches of clear wall.

• Foldable Display Cabinet with Doors: 36 − 17.3 = 18.7 inches spare; centred, 9.35 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.
• BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet with Glass: 36 − 15.7 = 20.3 inches spare; centred, 10.15 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.
• Sttoraboks 5 Tier Display Cabinet: 36 − 16 = 20 inches spare; centred, 10 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.

Walkway example. The US Access Board gives 36 inches as the minimum clear width for an accessible route. That figure is a yardstick, not a rule for private homes. To keep 36 inches clear beside each product, the walkway between it and the opposite obstacle must be at least 36 inches plus its depth:

• Foldable Display Cabinet with Doors: 36 + 13.5 = 49.5 inches of total path width.
• BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet with Glass: 36 + 15.7 = 51.7 inches of total path width.
• Sttoraboks 5 Tier Display Cabinet: 36 + 32.5 = 68.5 inches of total path width.

Footprint. Depth × width, converted at 144 square inches per square foot:

• Foldable Display Cabinet with Doors: 13.5 × 17.3 = 233.55 sq in, or 1.62 sq ft.
• BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet with Glass: 15.7 × 15.7 = 246.49 sq in, or 1.71 sq ft.
• Sttoraboks 5 Tier Display Cabinet: 32.5 × 16 = 520 sq in, or 3.61 sq ft.

Mistakes to avoid

• Reading extra large as a spec. None of these listings states an extra large size. Compare the actual measured footprint and height instead.
• Expecting a wood and glass cabinet from every listing. The foldable model is PP+PET+HIPS+GPPS plastic, so it is a different kind of product from the wood BROTTAR and Sttoraboks.
• Skipping the per-shelf load. Only the Sttoraboks lists a figure (44 lbs on each wood layer). Heavy figures or collectibles need a stated rating or a seller answer.
• Ignoring conflicting size and tier data. The Sttoraboks listing gives 16″ and 16.6″ widths and mixes 5 shelves with four wood layers. Check the photos before measuring your space.

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Frequently asked questions

Which of these is the tallest?

The Foldable Display Cabinet is the tallest at 66.5″ per the listing. The BROTTAR and the Sttoraboks are both listed at 63″. Height alone does not make a cabinet extra large, so compare footprint and shelf count too.

Which cabinet has lights?

The BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet lists 3-color LED lighting and a body sensor that turns the light on when you come within 1 m. The other two listings do not mention lighting in the data we have.

Do any of these state a weight limit per shelf?

Only the Sttoraboks. A bullet says its wood layers each support up to 44 lbs. The foldable cabinet and the BROTTAR do not state a shelf capacity, so ask the seller before loading heavy collectibles.

Which one fits a corner?

The BROTTAR is the listed corner cabinet, at 15.7″ x 15.7″ and 63″ tall. The foldable cabinet at 13.5″ x 17.3″ is narrow and could also fit a tight spot. The Sttoraboks at 3.61 sq ft takes much more floor.

Products worth checking

We have not tested these products. Sizes and features come from the Amazon listings as we read them; where a listing does not say, we say so.

Sources checked

• US Access Board guide to clear width
• Amazon listing for option 1
• Amazon listing for option 2
• Amazon listing for option 3

Specifications come from the Amazon listings as we read them for this guide. Product details and availability can change, so confirm on the product page before you buy.

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