What are the key points of museum display cabinet design?
1. Lighting: The effectiveness of cultural relics display largely depends on the lighting of the display cabinets. Artificial light sources can maximize the control of light sources and illuminance in creating an exhibition environment and atmosphere, highlighting the display of cultural relics; For cultural relics with high requirements for temperature and humidity, artificial light sources must be used for display cabinet lighting; Cultural relics that can be displayed naked can utilize natural light. The lighting of display cabinets should be adjustable, and suitable lighting effects can be adjusted according to the requirements of cultural relics or exhibits for brightness, angle, range, etc. Secondly, in terms of lighting brightness, the lighting on the cultural relics or exhibits should present a uniform effect, and glare problems should be avoided.
2. Opening: The door of the display cabinet needs to consider both safety and convenience for work. In the design, the height, width, and position of the display cabinet door should be taken as key points to ensure the safety, convenience, and speed of the exhibition setup, dismantling, exchange of cultural relics or exhibits, and cleaning of the display cabinet.
3. Fire prevention: Fire prevention is a basic requirement for a series of exhibition facilities, including exhibition halls, display cabinets, etc. Especially for display cabinets, special considerations are needed in terms of the materials used, lighting and temperature control, fire prevention conditions, etc., which must comply with professional fire prevention standards. At the same time as prevention, fire extinguishing systems and equipment should be installed. Different cultural relics require different firefighting equipment. For example, paper cultural relics are suitable for gas firefighting and must not be extinguished with water. With the advancement of technology, modern museums will make better use of fire prevention facilities, which is more conducive to the protection of cultural relics.
