Vinyl record storage shelf

Build this unique and modern DIY vinyl record shelf from just ONE sheet of plywood and a few basic tools with these WOODWORKING PLANS!

If you're looking for a versatile storage solution that's perfect for a vinyl collection, the Vintage Vinyl Storage Blox Cube Turntable Stand Organizer Shelf is just the thing. This spacious cube can hold up to 70 LP records, and it's made from eco-friendly and sustainable zBoard, which is stronger and better than wood. Not just for music lovers, this cube is also great for storing toys, books and other items that are too big for a traditional bookshelf. With easy tool-free assembly and a…

Don't just store away your vinyl records, showcase them with this set of 2 premium solid natural acacia wood angled wall storage display racks. The simple diagonal shape gives a modern contemporary feel that highlights the album artwork and turns your record collection into unique pieces of art in your home, studio, or music store. Easily mount these racks onto most wall surfaces with the included mounting hardware to bring a striking addition to your wall décor. Also a great and stylish way…

Gallery of the best record storage ideas including crates, cube shelves, modular shelves, cabinets and console tables.

Centralized my recently developing vinyl addiction. Used the IKEA Kallax shelving, but wanted to keep my records from sliding too far back so...

Our picks for the best vinyl record storage cabinets, consoles, boxes, stands, displays, and album frames to display the art for your favorite LPs.

Shop our range of vinyl record display and vinyl storage, including now playing, record shelves, alphabet dividers, record dividers, vinyl dividers, genre dividers, now spinning, record shelf. Available for delivery by No Time Like The Gift across the UK and worldwide.

IKEA vinyl storage hacks to give your records pride of place with these stylish and savvy ideas

Last month, I wrote about a subject that is near and dear to my heart: record collection organization. It’s something that drives me crazy when I hang out with people who have huge collections in their house; if I can’t tell how your collection is organized, and easily look through it, I am not impressed or even intrigued by your record collection. You could have 15,000 records, but if you don’t have any discernible organization, it might as well be none. But there’s another part of…