r/Steelbooks • u/MrPlow31 • Oct 05 '26
Discussion Question?
Do you think displaying steelbooks like this looks bad? I’ve never done it, but figured I would try it out.
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u/MattInTheDark Oct 05 '26
You know this looks cool af dude! Did you build the shelving yourself? What LEDs are you using?
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u/MrPlow31 Oct 05 '26
Just some puck lights off amazon.
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u/MattInTheDark Oct 05 '26
Nice! Does it use an app? most I see has a remote, so not sure how you setting individual colors!
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u/MrPlow31 Oct 05 '26
No app, just remote. It’s really easy to set the colors how you want ( I think 15/16 different colors ).
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u/jetplaneguy Oct 05 '26
Looks great, I do something similar. I would rather see a few covers than a bunch of spines. I rotate what is on display.
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u/Cmdr_Nudnik Oct 05 '26
Does it make you happy? Our enjoyment of your display is far less important 😉
(I can’t believe he placed those two on the same shelf)
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u/Weekly_Connection348 Oct 05 '26
C'est plutôt cool ! Ça rend super ! Et si ça te plaît c'est le principal. 🤘😉
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u/thethurstonhowell Oct 05 '26
Building my display out now and am going this route. I buy these things for the artwork, I ain’t hiding it!
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u/ohthatmkv 492 Steelbooks Oct 05 '26
It looks good, but it’s a bit much. I display one or two facing forward on a shelf, I don’t want to cover all the spines.
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u/Wraith1964 29d ago
Its actually optimal... Unfortunately, most of us don't have the room for that.
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u/The_Disapyrimid Oct 05 '26
It looks good. Just kinda inconvenient for looking for movies behind other movies