Types of Vinyl Record Storage Solutions
Explore the various types of storage solutions available for vinyl records, so you can choose the best option for your collection.
Vinyl Record Holder
Vinyl Record Box
Vinyl Record Display
The Flying-V is the only vinyl record shelf that includes Now Playing Album Display. Thanks to this little design trick, you will be able to listen to your vinyl records in an organized way.
Place your album on the Now Playing Display Stand and you’ll be able to identify the music playing on your turntable in no time.
An elegant and vintage touch in just a few minutes. You can use the vinyl record holder on the wall or prop it up on your favorite countertop.
If you’re a vinyl lover like us, you’re likely starting to have a huge collection. Our vinyl record drawer is designed to store up to 70 LPs.
Enough to last for a while with good classics. You can organize your favorite albums and find them more easily.
Nothing like decorating your living room and reinforcing the vintage side to create a unique and original atmosphere! Quality and quantity are important in this case and we think about it. Vinyl Record Crate storage ideal for all types of collectors.
Always keep your records handy on our vinyl record box and prevent them from being scratched unnecessarily.
The minimalist piece that your home and your vinyl records need. Display your favorite albums and decorate any space with this sturdy and stylish vinyl record rack.
We exclusively select materials and suppliers committed to the environment, making responsible use of the natural resources of the CO2 footprint.
Keep up the pace and take advantage of your new asset to enhance your vintage decor
Vinyl Record Collector FAQs
The best way to store vinyl records is to keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. You should store your records upright, and avoid stacking them horizontally or leaning them against each other.
While you don’t necessarily need a special storage solution for your vinyl records, it’s important to choose a solution that allows you to store your records upright and without too much pressure on them. Some popular storage solutions include shelves, crates, and boxes specifically designed for vinyl records.
We do not recommend storing your vinyl records in a garage or basement, as these areas may have fluctuations in temperature and humidity that can damage your records. Instead, choose a cool, dry room inside your home for your vinyl record storage.
To clean your vinyl records, use a soft, lint-free cloth and a record cleaning solution. Gently wipe the surface of the record in a circular motion, being careful not to press too hard or create any scratches.
It’s a good idea to clean your vinyl records regularly to prevent buildup of dust and debris. Depending on how frequently you use them, you may want to clean your records every few weeks or months.