How do you store your vinyl?
Discussion
Mine, many 7", 12" and albums have been boxed for the past couple of years and is currently barn stored.
I'd like to now store and use it in the house as have a record deck.
It will go in my Dining Room which is black and white, so would like something in keeping with this. Like the idea of white cubes which I could stack, seperate and move as necessary.
How do you store yours and what can I get where to fit?
I'd like to now store and use it in the house as have a record deck.
It will go in my Dining Room which is black and white, so would like something in keeping with this. Like the idea of white cubes which I could stack, seperate and move as necessary.
How do you store yours and what can I get where to fit?
Plotloss said:
The other thing to consider with vinyl is that its suprisingly heavy.
John Peel had to reinforce the floors of the house he bought next door to house his vinyl as the joists started bowing.
Mind you, that was quite a big collection, admittedly.
John Peel had to reinforce the floors of the house he bought next door to house his vinyl as the joists started bowing.
Mind you, that was quite a big collection, admittedly.

Maybe I should sound proof the barn and have a music room

Here is where I store my music:
20 x Cubestore units (sadly gone out of business)
2 x Ikea Expedits (another one waiting to be assembled)
2 x Habitat shelving units
6 x MFI cube units
2 x home made LP units
11 x collapsable crates
1 x Ikea shelving unit
4 x MFI bookcase units
4 x Ikea pine units
3 x Ikea CD tower units
2 x CD slot towers
1 x CD cupboard with tilting shelves
1 x Argos CD unit
1 x Habitat shelving unit
Various cassette boxes and cases
4 x stacks behind the sofa
6 x stacks on the floor of the lounge.
2 x stacks in front of the Hi-Fi
6 x Ikea boxes on top of shelves
4 x Covers 33 7" storage boxes
In terms of best storage costs / LP ratio, I have found that Ikea Expedit is your friend. It worked out at less than 4p/record, which is cheaper than buying the wood and making it yourself. Although I did make the shelving for the room under the stairs, becasue it was an odd L shape, and I wanted to fit it out wall to wall, floor to ceiling.
Koenig
20 x Cubestore units (sadly gone out of business)
2 x Ikea Expedits (another one waiting to be assembled)
2 x Habitat shelving units
6 x MFI cube units
2 x home made LP units
11 x collapsable crates
1 x Ikea shelving unit
4 x MFI bookcase units
4 x Ikea pine units
3 x Ikea CD tower units
2 x CD slot towers
1 x CD cupboard with tilting shelves
1 x Argos CD unit
1 x Habitat shelving unit
Various cassette boxes and cases
4 x stacks behind the sofa
6 x stacks on the floor of the lounge.
2 x stacks in front of the Hi-Fi
6 x Ikea boxes on top of shelves
4 x Covers 33 7" storage boxes
In terms of best storage costs / LP ratio, I have found that Ikea Expedit is your friend. It worked out at less than 4p/record, which is cheaper than buying the wood and making it yourself. Although I did make the shelving for the room under the stairs, becasue it was an odd L shape, and I wanted to fit it out wall to wall, floor to ceiling.
Koenig
Edited by koenig999 on Sunday 27th January 12:29
In the specially constructed shelving in my DJ unit. And flight cases.
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