Construction

At Just In Case, we understand the importance of protecting your valuable equipment during transportation. Our custom road cases and ATA flight cases are meticulously designed and crafted to provide the ultimate protection for your gear. Whether you're a touring musician, a trade show exhibitor, or a production company on the move, our cases are built to withstand the rigors of travel and ensure that your equipment arrives safely at its destination. With a focus on durability, reliability, and customizability, we are committed to delivering top-quality cases that meet the specific needs of our diverse clientele.

When it comes to construction, we don't cut corners. We use the best materials around so that each case you purchase will last for years to come. Below are standard features in every case we build:

  • 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2 birch w/ black ABS laminate or 1/4", 3/8" flight panel (lighter & stronger)

  • Heavy Duty double angle extrusion

  • Heavy Duty tongue & groove (not flimsy hybrid extrustion)

  • 8 Steel ball corners

  • 4-8 pairs of 3 hole Zip-Clamps

  • 2-4 recessed handle per side

  • 2-8 zinc recessed MOL (mother of all) latches

  • 3/4" rubber feet or 4" heavy-duty casters w/ 2 locking mounted to a 3/4" birch casterboard keep your case planted to the ground

  • High strength blind rivets either extrusion or washer backed

  • 5" riveting along every lid/base of the case

  • 1" plank in base & 1" ester foam on sides, lid, and top

Every rivet aluminum or washer backed

Road Case Construction

Upgrades / Extras

Birch Ply or Polyproylene

When it comes to deciding what type of panel you want your case made of, there are a few factors to consider:

  • Is weight an issue?

  • How big is your case?

  • Will you be flying/shipping it often?

Most commonly birch is chosen, but if your looking to save on weight and will flying/shipping your case often we recommend polypropylene. Both panel types come with a ABS laminated top.

Polypropylene is an upgrade on - pedal board cases, guitar cases, amp cases, small flat screens, and other cases of that nature. If you're looking to house multiple amps, drums, heavy equipment then your case is gonna be made from 3/8 or 1/2" birch.

All though polypropylene is a bit more expensive than birch ply, your case will be pay itself off with money you save on flying or shipping it.