Reddit mentions of Artliving Two Part Adjustable Clear Acrylic Plastic Display Stand Easel (Set of 6)

Also, sorry for making two comments, but I recommend that you sell off stuff you don't want, especially the smaller and lower quality pieces that many start off with as first pieces.

Here's some links for specific stands that I recommend. They should be versatile and are budget friendly.

U-Stands. Great for highlighting pieces in the back of displays and adding accents, sometimes can be rotated to create a two level effect.

Easel Stands. Good for displaying slabs or even books.

Sliding Stands. Good for vertical pieces, and can hold much more than you would think. Really wide pieces can start adding too much weight, so don't push them too far.

Peg Stands. Subtle and easy to incorporate into any display. 1 2 3

Slotted Acrylic Stands. Meant to hold labels so they're easy to see for pieces in the back or on higher shelves.

You might want to have it cut with a trim saw to reduce the bulk of the matrix. Then I would get a stand, so the specimen could be displayed upright, which will reduce the amount of dust on it, and make it more visible.

For those interested in the stand, I picked up a set of 6 on Amazon for $9.99. Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XSJ2VCN/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The stands are awesome, they are adjustable, it will accommodate different sizes as needed so it will even work on larger cases.

I’m using these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XSJ2VCN

A pricier but probably nicer option: https://robotcandy.company/products/kickstand

Here's a comment with some stand recommendations that I gave to someone else.

Here's some links for specific stands that I recommend. They should be versatile and are budget friendly.

U-Stands. Great for highlighting pieces in the back of displays and adding accents, sometimes can be rotated to create a two level effect.

Easel Stands. Good for displaying slabs or even books.

Sliding Stands. Good for vertical pieces, and can hold much more than you would think. Really wide pieces can start adding too much weight, so don't push them too far.

Peg Stands. Subtle and easy to incorporate into any display. 1 2 3

Slotted Acrylic Stands. Meant to hold labels so they're easy to see for pieces in the back or on higher shelves.

This is all really for cabinet sized pieces, but I don't really know what you have so this may or may not work.

If in the United States

https://www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Clear-Acrylic-Plastic-Display/dp/B06XSJ2VCN/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&ref_=yo_ii_img

These are the stands I use. They were a lot better than anticipated.

these they’re pretty nice!

Not sure if it would negatively affect how the disc based systems function, but some kind of raised-in-the-back, angled shelf display in each cubby would be a cool option to both eliminate some of that negative space and feature the full design of each console better. Something like this or this. Or you could even make your own out of wood.

Link you to the saber displays?

[here are the ones I bought. ](Artliving Two Part Adjustable... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XSJ2VCN?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share)

I’ve posted the picture of how they look in this thread. They’re pretty decent.

https://www.amazon.com/Artliving-Adjustable-Acrylic-Plastic-Display/dp/B06XSJ2VCN/ref=mp_s_a_1_86?keywords=plastic+stand&qid=1574498748&sr=8-86

Etsy sellers are simply reselling these