Hidden Gun Storage, Hidden Wall Gun Safe Pistol Rack Shelf with 3 Hooks for Secret Decor Concealment Furniture, Art Storage Cabinet Wooden Storage Shelves Indoor Picture Frame

It’s made out of cheap material but you’re getting what you pay for. it’s useful for what i need to get done. I normally display my pistol with a stand but times that i have family over with kids i like to hide it to keep them from getting to it or playing with it if they somehow get access to my firearm. I also added a gun magnet which i highly recommend to keep it up in that position.

Beautiful BUY IT!

I love the smell , i like real wood , i bought two i kept one as a gift and opened it and it’s discolored, now i either have to go thru the trouble of returning or staining it myself. Not what i expected.

I love how this is in plain sight. It holds my Glock pistol just fine.

Peg broke after about a month of regular use. Aside from that does the intended function.

Not sure what's going on as I saw no reviews that mention this ~ Is mine different???The "chalkboard" is a textured vinyl laminate on Pressboard [cardboard] which would NEVER hold up to actual "chalk." I had hoped to write notes at the Front door using 'chalk' however you can get a White dri-erase {resturant} marker and use it on the Plexi which would work.TWO, you need to use the Plexi as groove (for sliding) is made to accomodate the Plexi AND the "chalk board" slider.THREE: the Plexi is not attached to the "chalkboard" in ANY manner, so falls to the floor when you remove the slider door. THis means the "chalkoard" can pull out from behind the Plexi, blocking your access. Although I'm pretty good at retrofitting things like this, it has me stumped.FOUR If you only pulled the sliding door partway AND the plexi came with it, it would not fall but if you're accessing a weapon, plan on trying to ignore the Plexi "flying loose" while you arm yourself! This is complicated by the fact the Plexi ONLY BUTTS UP to the Slider Door Frame - i.e. there is no groove in the Door frame to acomodate the Plexi so again, it is literally Free. ALSO, my door is already warped (remember it's cardboard) and is cantaknerous.FIVE If you were to use a picture you need to use a borderless design or you will need to measure it carefully as 3 sides have a Groove relief to deal with relative to the BUTTED Slider door side. If you wanted to make it work well, you could take the Plexi and Slider door to a shop and have the Picture "face mounted" to the Plexi and then have them mount that to the "chalkboard," solving the "free" Plexi issue.*ON THE UPSIDE:It is well worth buying this if you don't plan to open it often and can be careful with it. It is decent for my use as well!It looks like you could buy a Mirror Glass cut to size or Pre-Mirrored Plexi and then use two sided tape to attach it (hard) to the "chalkboard." That would be pretty neat! and of course you could use Dri-Erase on that too!!!PS. I'm thinking this is the way I'll go. I plan to find a junk mirror at a 'junk' shop and cut the glass myself. This will flatten out the 'warp' too. Used to do this a lot but it's been a minute, so wish me luck!PPS I meant this to be at 4 stars. Also vendor contacted me and offered refund that I won't accept ~ it is easily worth the price. Just needs that little something to fix it...

Great idea. We're going to find a way to magnetize this in a hidden way. If we strike genius, I'll post it because we all know the part will probably come from Amazon.

This is supposed to hide valuables and it might as well state OPEN ME on the front, as it’s more than obvious that it’s a storage unit, as the cuts don’t match up. I gave them a second chance by requesting a different unit, but it was just as cheaply made.