EYOCAL Vinyl Record Storage Holder Rack,250 LP Wooden Record Display Table for Albums Books Magazines Files for Living Room Bedroom Patent Pending

If you are someone who has regrown their vinyl collection and needed better storage that is retro in style but well made and functional, than this piece may be for you. I took a long time looking at many different styles of record storage furniture on Amazon and ended up choosing this model due to this. It holds my albums perfectly and is well made and very strong to hold them all whether on the top or bottom. I particularly like the look of the top as it reminds me of the record shops that have the same way to thumb through their records for sale. I see no issues with it holding the maximum amount but that will vary depending on if you have single or double editions of albums etc. As others have said I don't know that it will or won't hold the amount listed in the description. For me I wouldn't want everything crammed in each compartment as I want to be able to easily go through the collection to pick out my next listen as well as to not have to worry about any damage.For those that are interested in the details of assembly please continue to read on otherwise I am very happy with the purchase and I should have bought two.Assembly: This came in a smaller box than I expected but was very well packed and everything was labeled properly. I timed the assembly from unpacking to completion and it was a bit less than 2 hrs. Now please note I have no doubt you can assemble much quicker however I am one to lay everything out by part number and likeness, get all of the assembly hardware nicely laid out as well and actually look through the assembly manual and the finished product pictures to get a sense of what I am up against. I also ended up getting some better tools as another reviewer suggested as the ones provided, although they would work, was not the most efficient nor the best quality. However if you have nothing else they will work but know it will take a bit more effort. I suggest a ratcheting type of screwdriver with the right hex bits instead of the two Allen keys that were provided along with a standard Phillips head bit.. I don't suggest a power drill as this type of IKEA style assembly is prone to over tightening with such tools and you definitely want to be snug but not over-tighten anything on here so a more manual approach is better in my opinion.Some key areas to watch for is how you are installing the legs as they must be flaring outward to work properly and the upper front and back grates need to make sure they are installed properly as there attachment points must be aligned properly so they fit right. You will notice that the attachment points on each grate are measure differently with one higher than the other so when they are both attached the attachment points are one on the top and one on the bottom so it is even across the front and the back. Hard to explain but once you see it you will understand in the pictures in the manual. There are extra hardware left over so don't think you missed anything and I like it when they include extra just in case.All in all, the instructions were good and the quality was great for its intended purpose and of course the look is fantastic as well. Hope this review helped at least one person to make a decision or help with assembly.

I've been using the old peach crate album storage that I've had since the 1980s when I was in college. They finally got full and needed to be replaced. This is a very nice shelf and a good value. It comes in a surprisingly small box. But it has excellent assembly instructions. All you have to do is read them. I've seen that some folks have reported that albums slide through the gap between the mesh screen and the shelf. I don't have that problem. The two screens have staggered mounting screws and if you get them wrong, there will be a gap. Also, there were extra screws just in case and it came with two hex keys and a small screwdriver so there are new additional tools required.

Assembly takes quite a while so have patience but was impressed that the holes all lined up and they provided all tools and extra screws. The wood panels on the back line up kind of odd and quality of wood is average but once albums are inside you don't really see it. Once built it is pretty sturdy and the size is nice in the room - not overpowering and fits in a corner well. Overall pleased with the product and suits our needs well.

This stand looks nice and is great for holding vinyl records. The bottom sections have plenty of room for records stored with edges outwards, while the top sections can display records in 'flip' fashion like in a record store - they can also hold stuffed animals or other items! It took me about an hour to put this together; there are a lot of pieces to assemble, and the legs were really hard to get on, but the instructions were clear. As others have said, use a better hex wrench than the one provided! The stand looks really nice, much better than I thought. If you're not sure whether to buy this, I would say take the plunge - it is an affordable solution for vinyl storage if you can't afford an expensive stand.

LOVE IT !!!! (vintage look, sturdy, easy to assemble.)

This record display cabinet is reasonably priced and is visually appealing, lightweight and compact with very good capacity and comes off with a very retro yet Modern feel will allow two sets of records to display on top with a undercabinet that adds a quality enhancement into your vinyl record. Displays highly recommend it solid piece.Wooden legs, reminiscent of 1950s 1960s cabinet.

For $70 on prime you cannot beat this display cabinet for your vinyl lps. There are someNegatives & positives so here we go.Positives:Assembly & loading the cabinet start to finish was just under two hours.Packing from the company is a smaller box which allows for less damage to the items inside considering how random shipping is today.It is sturdy for the money an comes with plastic knobs for the feet of the cabinet which is gray also.Negatives :Feet are kind of wonky to put on an you must take you time when doing it .All the screws are funny especially with the back board pieces you could have hand nails & been fine those who have built this type of furniture before get my meaning.Biggest complaint is the top basket fronts where there is a gap on both sides on the front. The problem with it is with older vinyl they are thin and if covered properly in a lp cover they are slick so they can fall or get pinned & potentially damaged in the gap . It can be annoying but fixable with proper angling I suppose still annoying.Lastly it doesn't hold the amount of vinyl it says but it holds a good amount . It will not hold 350+ though that I can tell you more likely around 200-250 could be stored in it safely .All in all though 5/5 for me solid especially for the price !!

You cannot beat the price for record storage. I mostly use Ikea kallax for the bulk of my collection. I have purchased four of these units for use in my living room. They look great and they are sturdy enough. I plan to purchase two more for the bedroom setup. Highly recommend.