Storing Vinyl Albums

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Storing vinyl albums.

It just sounds better on vinyl. Most vinyl records will require either 7 in 18 cm 10 in 25 cm or 12 in 30 cm sleeves. It s a relatively space efficient option and the retro design would look good in many homes. Victrola vintage vinyl record storage and carrying case fits all standard records 33 1 3 45 and 78 rpm holds 30 albums perfect for your treasured record collection gray 1sfa vsc 20 gry 4 8 out of 5 stars 1 310.

Vinyl records need to be stored in an upright position to ensure they stay in good condition. Inner sleeves the inner sleeve is the most important part to consider when choosing vinyl storage. Cardboard boxes are not strong enough. It s available from urban outfitters.

Corner store vinyl storage rack. Sleeves are typically available from used music and record shops as well as online retailers like amazon sleeve city usa and bags unlimited. Vinyl record storage cabinet at can am 650 the can am record cabinet is made of steel making it strong and durable enough to hold up to 560 lps. Choose a storage medium that will best maintain the condition of your vinyl records.

This is why records are often kept in crates that position them upright. Heavy duty plastic is the answer. Explore our selection of records by price point by genre more. The cubbies in this credenza can hold up to 240 records but if your vinyl collection is smaller you can use them to stow away other things or display art and knickknacks a win win really.

Store your vinyl records in a suitable storage media. Their vinyl storage cabinets called lp record racks are hand made from solid birch plywood with birch wood veneer edging and are not only built for storing your records but engineered to last. Even better the cabinet comes in 18 colors allowing you to match it to your home s decor. Records that have been stored at a slant for an extended period of time can warp because of the uneven pressure that has been placed on them.

If you are looking to store your vinyl in an archive for long term storage and stacking where quick access is not a priority then a top down box as opposed to a side storing shelf is the answer.