Ikea's Detolf Glass Display Case and Dioder LED Lights

The Detolf is a popular choice for an inexpensive display case. Here I share some tips and tricks learned while assembling two of these, and how I installed Dioder LED lights in them.
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[@Mocka-yf4ez]

so beautiful!!

[@mmpra7xdbzlove]

What would be the cord extensions I’d need to use for the multicolor ones?

[@deepspeak2513]

Are you installing multicolor ones on the Dioder?

[@OracleChick]

@@deepspeak2513 Yes, I am. Unsure what I need for the multicolor lights when you say "extensions"

[@sagittariansrock]

@@OracleChick I meant the wires that run from the LED lights to the hub are shorter for the multicolor ones by about 40” so you might need to extend them using a similar 2-conductor wire. However, I think you might just be ok with the Detolf- you will probably need to have the hub very close to where the wires come out through the bottom.

[@OracleChick]

@@sagittariansrock I attached the light strips to the shelves. The package comes with tiny connectors to attach the strips to each other, and the wires to connect to the hub. So I'm a bit stuck and unsure how to wire everything up. It just seems unclear how you connected everything. Are you connecting in a continuous line, or each directly to the hub?

[@horrorfreak9653]

Hi! Where did you get those LED lights friend? I got a couple of detolfs my horror figures

[@deepspeak2513]

These are from Ikea, called Dioder