Vinyl Record Storage Furniture & Turntable Stands – Design Meets Functionality

Let’s be honest—storing your vinyl records the wrong way can cause more trouble than you think. Sure, a lot of people use vinyl record storage shelves, but they’re not always the best option. A poorly stored record is one scratch away from being ruined. And when that happens, there's no going back. That warm, rich sound you love? Gone. And not in a subtle way.

What happens when your records don’t have a proper home?

First off, dust becomes your worst enemy. It builds up fast in the grooves of your records, messing with the sound quality and adding all kinds of annoying background noise. Vinyl LP storage shelves might look nice, but they don’t always protect your records from that kind of damage.

Then there are the scratches—especially if you’re stacking your records carelessly or they’re rubbing against each other every time you reach for your favorite album. If your vinyl LP storage system doesn’t offer enough room or isn’t made specifically for records, you also risk bending them. And trust me, there’s nothing more frustrating than realizing your go-to LP doesn’t spin properly anymore.

A storage box that’s actually made for vinyl

That’s exactly why we designed this LP storage unit with serious collectors in mind. Built in Spain with precise dimensions, every centimeter is crafted to protect your records better than any standard shelf. It prevents warping, scratching, and dust build-up—keeping each record in perfect condition.

With room for up to 70 records, this vinyl record storage box is sturdy enough to hold the weight but light enough to move around easily. We use solid wood and steel to make sure your LPs are safe and sound wherever you place the box.

And here’s the kicker: the design lets you read album titles without having to pull the records out. No more digging through shelves and risking scratches every time you want to enjoy your music.

A practical and versatile vinyl LP storage unit

This vinyl LP storage box sits slightly elevated off the floor, so your records stay safe from moisture and dirt. Available in two finishes, it blends beautifully with any room style or wooden floor.

Already have some record shelves or a cabinet for your collection? No problem. This box fits right in as a smart, stylish upgrade to your current vinyl record storage setup. It’s a practical and safe alternative that’ll save you a lot of headaches in the long run.

Got the best vinyl storage furniture in the world? Cool. Now get yourself a vinyl holder.

Because here’s the thing: hiding your records in a fancy cabinet isn’t the flex you think it is.

Sure, solid wood, sleek design, 500 LPs in perfect alphabetical order. Clap clap.

But what are you doing with those covers? Letting them rot in the shadows?

A vinyl holder changes everything.

It’s not about storage. It’s about presence. About making your collection look as good as it sounds.

Those records deserve to be seen. Pick your top 10, 20, 50—drop them into a vinyl holder and boom: instant vibe.

No digging through shelves.

No guessing where that one Miles Davis album is hiding.

Just your favorite LPs, front and center.

A good vinyl holder turns your living room into a mini record shop.

Turns passive listening into a statement.

Turns “I collect vinyl” into “I f*cking love music.”

And the best part?

It works even if you already have the ultimate setup.

Because a vinyl holder isn’t competition for your furniture—it’s the spotlight your records were waiting for.

Your friends will notice.

Your family will ask questions.

And your new date? Let’s just say it’s a conversation starter you didn’t know you needed.

So yeah, keep your storage. Keep your cabinet.

But if you really love your records—

Give them a vinyl holder.

Your favorite records, always within reach. Like they should be.

This isn’t just a box.

It’s not a regular shelf.

It’s The Batea — a timeless vinyl record storage solution made of solid wood and steel, designed for those who take their collection seriously.

If your LPs are more than just background music...

If you like to keep your top records close, not buried under piles...

Then you’re in the right place.

A vintage sideboard-style display for up to 60 records

The Batea is a wooden and steel record storage unit with a vintage soul and a modern touch.

It holds up to 60 vinyl records and looks great in any room — whether on a shelf, table or alongside your favorite record player and vinyl stand.

It’s available in two classic finishes:

Whichever fits your space best, it’ll feel right at home.

Vinyl record storage with handles — made to move with you

You love to reorganize.

You change your setup depending on your mood, your day, or your latest haul.

That’s why The Batea has two side handles: so you can easily carry your top 60 records from room to room.

From your living room to your office. From your desk to the floor.

No stress. No scratches. No regrets.

This is more than just a turntable record cabinet — it’s built for flexibility.

A record storage unit that fits your style — and your other furniture

Let’s be clear: this is not a record player and vinyl stand.

But it goes perfectly with one.

Set your turntable on a separate surface and use The Batea to keep your best records on display — ready to play, ready to impress.

It also plays well with your other furniture. Especially anything in real wood.

And if you’ve got the Vinyl Modular units, the match is seamless.

A vintage sideboard for your records — not for hiding them

This is not for just “storing stuff.”

It’s for showcasing.

For curating.

For choosing which albums get the spotlight.

The Batea is a minimalist, solid wood record storage unit that protects your collection and makes it shine.

If you’re looking for a cheap plastic bin, this isn’t it.

If you’re looking for a vintage sideboard-inspired design that actually respects your records...

Welcome home.

You’ve got 50 records you love. So why are they still stacked in a random corner?

If you’ve already spent good money on your vinyl player, your amp, your sleeves… why not get a proper home for your records too? The Flying V isn’t a record turntable cabinet, but it works beautifully right next to one. It’s the ideal companion for any vinyl record player with stand, giving you a clean, stylish way to store your records and keep them within reach.

A vinyl wall holder that turns your collection into part of your decor

This is more than storage — it’s a vinyl record wall mount designed to show off your favorite 50 LPs like they deserve. No more clutter. No more piles. Just clean lines, easy access and your favorite covers on display. And yes, records fit perfectly with their sleeves, even gatefolds. That’s 50 albums ready to grab and play.

Works on a shelf, a table, or next to your record player — but it shines on the wall

Sure, you can place the Flying V on a shelf or next to your vinyl player or record player and vinyl stand, and it’ll look great. But if you really want to save space and make your setup pop, hang it on the wall. It’s light, strong, easy to install and looks absolutely brilliant up there.

Includes a “Now Playing” slot to feature the album that’s spinning

We all have that one record we keep going back to. The one that always hits right. That’s why the Flying V includes a front slot to display the cover of whatever’s playing on your turntable. Like your own little record store feature wall — just without strangers touching your stuff.

Available in black, white or grey — fits any room, any vibe

Minimalist? Retro? Industrial? Doesn’t matter. The Flying V comes in three clean colors that match any space. No fuss, no flash — just smart, practical storage for records that does what it’s supposed to do: keep your vinyl safe, organized and easy to access.

Ideal for small collections or for keeping your favorites close

You don’t need 500 records to treat your collection with care. Even with just 30 or 40 albums, it makes sense to store them right. The Flying V is perfect for smaller collections, new collectors, or anyone who wants their go-to records front and center.

Because a vinyl wall holder shouldn’t be bulky, ugly or complicated.

It should work. And this one does.

There comes a point in every vinyl lover’s life when shelves start sagging, boxes give out, and records end up in random piles.

That’s exactly why this modular system exists.

It’s not just a wooden box.

It’s a system. A starting point. A smart way to build the record storage cabinet you actually need — not the one someone else decided you should want.

Each module holds up to 60 records with sleeves. You can stack them vertically, horizontally or even in an L-shape if you're feeling bold. Use a single unit next to your sofa or build a whole tower beside your gear. Combine it with other boxes, pair it with The Batea, or create your own custom setup. Whatever fits your collection and your space.

Vinyl shelf, record turntable cabinet, or both at once

One box can easily become a vinyl player stand. Just like that. Turntable on top, records below. Clean, compact, and made of real solid wood that actually feels like quality.

But if you want more — go for it. Add a few more modules and you’ve got a full-on record player and vinyl stand. A real, functional piece of furniture made by you, for your collection.

Built to last — reinforced to carry serious vinyl weight

These aren't decorative boxes. They're built for weight. Each side is reinforced with solid wood dowels and metal screws so you can stack confidently. Even if your collection grows to the ceiling, this setup won’t flinch.

Two classic finishes that fit any room

Natural wood or walnut brown. No wrong choice. Both finishes bring a timeless look that blends with any setup — whether you’re going for clean and modern or warm and vintage.

A modular system for real vinyl collectors

No fluff. No fake promises. This is a real solution for real collectors. For those who need a turntable and vinyl stand that can handle the weight, adapt to the space, and expand as the collection grows.

This modular setup grows with you. You can add more boxes later, shift the layout when you move, or change it up as your needs evolve. Today it’s a vinyl player stand. Tomorrow it’s a full record turntable cabinet in your living room. Next week? Two towers in your studio.

This isn’t just a box.

It’s the beginning of something much bigger.