Vinyl Record Storage Holder, LP Box, Scrapbook 12x12 Paper Rack, Desktop Organizer, Ring Binder Stand, Vertical Book Shelf, Lever Arch Filing Crate, Photo Album Cube - Stackable

What can I say? It stores vinyl, and it does the job well.

I've long wanted to get my 12 inches out of storage and back into general population! But they didn't fit on my shallow book shelf, and frankly, take up some room. I've searched on/off for a storage solution over the years and then hey presto found this one! The positive reviews are well-deserved:GOOD:- Easy to build in 5 mins (follow photo instructions closely)- Easy to stack - I have two- Holds a LOT of records: I have 120 12 inches and a few albums in ONE storage rack, the second one holds some 7 inches and large books/binders that are too tall for my shallow bookshelfOKAY:- The price - two of these set me back sixty bucks...really?! The price is a little high for plastic if you need to purchase a few.- I purchased two separately, and one arrived broken. Amazon did me proud and sent a replacement and I returned the broken one...thanks, Amazon!Overall, I'm VERY pleased with this product. Took 5 mins to snap together, and can be taken apart to fold flat if I move. I would purchase more of these not just for records, but for binders/tall coffee-table type books etc. Cost is a little high but feels sturdy.

After sitting in the box for a year, I finally gave it a go. Assembly took some time because I did not read the instructions. Once I followed the pictorial directions on the box, I was able to slide that top piece in place. The company did provide useful assembly tips. Once built, it is larger than expected, standing approximately 15” wide x 15” tall x 8.5” deep. So far it looks sturdy. I will probably purchase again as it does hold a lot of paper. I won’t be stacking the units but it feels sturdy enough to stack more paper pads on top.

If you need something to keep your vinyl upright, and have easy access to while holding alot of records (never stack records on top of each other laying down!)... then this is the most simple and best product out there.You need to assemble the product yourself. But it's pretty simple to do and I just had to look at the instructions at the back. I bought two and it took me 5-10 minutes to assemble the first, and less than 5 minutes the second time around.NEVER EVER stack the holder on top of each other and any earthquake or party will make the product fall and ruin the party and nightThe way I have mine setup is I have all 3 dividers on each holder. Around 17 records in each of the 3 slots for a total of around 50 records for each holder.I wanna add that I put plastic sleeve covers on all of my vinyl. So you could potentially fit more records in each slot.... but you need some room to look through your collection without damaging your sleeves everytime you look through them because they're too tightly packed together!Also having the dividers there helps put less stress on the vinyl. If too many are leaning on one side that could warp your records (if they haven't been moved around in along time).If something hard were to hit the holder, would it protect the records? Probably not. I wouldn't try to put anything heavy on top of the holder and expect it to keep it's shape or not have it collapse. It's just something you can have close to you on a table, so you can get to it quickly when you feel like playing records and jamming with some friends. Cheers!

These are great. They were very easy to assemble, hold tons of paper, and are very sturdy.

What a great product. I must admit I was a bit worried when I took it out of the box I thought it was flimsy and there was no way it would hold the weight, but I gave it a try. I am not one for reading directions but it was nice to know that if I needed them, they were in the box, on the outside of the box and there was a video. I did not need them I put it together in minutes and loaded my paper I was very impressed. So much so I am getting another one

I am so impressed with this paper storage product from Binder Way. It went together easily with no issues. Simply tilt the notched edges in the slot and slide in place. I had to give a couple of them a little pop with my hand (I now have arthritis and don’t have the strength I once did but still easily handled). Once assembled, it’s surprisingly sturdy. Best of all, my 12 x 12 scrapbook paper pads now have a nice home.

Very sturdy and holds lots of vinyl.