We try to make it easy. It all begins with a Request for Quotation (RFQ). The easiest way to send in an RFQ is to use our “Request Quote” tab on our website – FortressDisplay.com. Fill in the on-line form and you’ll get your quotation in twenty-four hours. Please make sure that you include all the information we need to accurately quote you, e.g., do you have a loading dock at your facility or should we quote liftgate delivery. If you have questions/comments, get in touch and we’ll respond promptly, via email or phone. Once questions, if any, have been addressed and you get to the point that you want to order, either call or email us indicating what it is you want to order. Upon receipt we’ll prepare an Order Confirmation (OC) – again, within twenty-four hours. We’ll email you the OC, asking you to carefully review it to ensure that it’s correct as to what’s being ordered and name/address information. We ask you to sign and return it to us, including completion of ACH form if you choose to pay that way. NOTE: We accept check or ACH. Once you’ve returned it to us, with payment as per terms, the order goes in the production queue. Lead-times vary but are generally on the order of four to five weeks. Lead-time means from receipt of signed OC to having the order assembled on the loading dock at our plant – ready to ship. When production is complete, the order is loaded for shipment and arrives at your site. That’s it. Couldn’t be simpler.

Two things. Physics and you. First the physics. The display weighs about 400 lbs. empty. Add fifty to one-hundred lbs. for the displayed guns and gross weight is 450 to 500 lbs. The display is 48” long and 44” tall and 22” deep. The combination of weight and overall size pretty well means that the “physics” of lifting and taking the item are pretty near impossible. And remember time. These guys are always in a hurry for obvious reasons. Any attempt to make off with the display would not win them any speed medals.

Now here’s where you come in. The displays have floor-mount holes in the bottom of the unit, allowing the display to be bolted to the floor. Additionally, the displays have holes in the side of the frame (beneath the display area), allowing for the displays to be bolted to one another. You can do either or both. If you wear a belt or suspenders, do one or the other. If you wear a belt and suspenders, do both. Your choice.

So, while the frame and “glass” will take care of the sledgehammers, physics and you can take care of any concern that one would make off with the display. Won’t happen. That’s why we encourage you to display your merchandise in a “Fortress.”

Please submit a quote request and we'll send a quote including shipping costs within 24 hours. We ship two display cases per pallet. They are fastened to the pallet, wrapped with protective panels, covered and strapped. Each pallet is 47" wide x 52" long x 50" high. Liftgate service will be arranged if you do not have a receiving dock. Liftgate service lowers the pallets to the ground from a back of a truck. Shipping weight for one counter display is 550. Two displays are 1050 pounds.

No, but maybe… The display size is based on material yield and production volume. It cannot be customized except at large quantity. Our color scheme is the best for making all types of product stand out. Powder coat colors can be customized but it is more expensive and increases lead time.

All of our displays are 48" wide. Please see individual displays pages to see more detail. We do not make a 5' or 6' display. A larger span of polycarbonate compromises security. We do sell corner cabinets and 1 foot and 2 foot filler cabinets.

Displays do not come with lock cores. Installing the lock cores is easy, no need to hire a locksmith. When you purchase cores, you will also purchase core installation keys. Be sure to install the core with the lock in the locked position. See the lock core info sheets below:

To ensure your security - display cases come without lock cores. Lock cores can be acquired through a locksmith or directly from a manufacturer like Delta Lock. www.deltalock.biz or (855)803-3582. The lock core is XI CORE 7EBC UNCO. A control key is required to install the lock core and should be purchased with the standard key. The lock core must be installed with the lock in the locked position so the key retain feature works. Use the plastic green actuator key (included with your display case) to position.

Your insurance company is the one to ask. We have heard that many insurance companies offer a discount if you store your firearms in our display cases.

• The display (and secure area) is surrounded by a fully-welded steel frame. Inside the frame are polycarbonate panels, steel floor panel, and steel doors. At the core is a steel tube frame, which in turn fully secures all the panels.

• The polycarbonate panels interlock together at the side edges of the display within the steel frame. The front and top polycarbonate is actually one formed piece.

• Polycarbonate is an amazing plastic. It doesn't shatter like glass or acrylic. Bullets and shot will only melt a small hole as it penetrates the material.

• The sliding steel doors are flanged and inset in such a deep track that a crow bar cannot get leverage to pry them apart.

• The sliding steel doors interlock together when closed.

• The lock body is encased in a steel housing above the doors and not exposed on the face of the doors.

• Nothing can be accessed without unlocking the steel doors including the lock body which is embedded in the steel frame.

• Custom design shelf unit eliminates need of middle support bracket and rated at 100lbs weight bearing capacity.
  

If the construction was simple, everyone would do it… but they don’t.

Here are some highlights of our construction process:

- With the exception of glass and electrical, the work is done in-house

- Our modern machinery with tight tolerances is critical

- We use both TIG and LASER welding to achieve the strongest and most pristine welds

- Our Break-Press, CNC Machine, and Metal Laser are computer controlled to ensure consistency

- Powder coating in house - Yep - we even have an oven!