Display your records and swap them in seconds.

Each Frame includes eight large picture-hanging Command strips, used as four interlocking pairs, plus two small poster-size strips for the bottom corners. Apply them to clean, smooth, well-painted walls and follow the supplied instructions, including a full one-hour bonding wait before hanging and loading the Frame.

Command strips are designed for removable mounting on suitable surfaces when applied and removed correctly. Do not use them on wallpaper, exposed brick, uneven surfaces or poorly bonded paint. Wait at least seven days after painting before installation.

For removal, unload the Frame and separate it from the wall strips. Hold each wall strip flat and slowly stretch its tab straight down, not outward. Follow the supplied instructions.

Do not use Command strips on wallpaper. Use screw mounting through the eyelets behind the top edge of the Frame. Four screws and four wall plugs are included. Check that the fixings suit your wall and check for hidden pipes and cables before drilling.

Command strips are not suitable for exposed brick or uneven surfaces. Use screw mounting through the eyelets behind the top edge. Four screws and four wall plugs are included; check that the fixings suit your wall and follow the supplied instructions.

Yes. Standard double gatefold records fit comfortably in the display.

Because gatefold records are significantly heavier than standard LPs, we recommend displaying no more than two gatefold records per panel, spaced evenly across the frame.

Each frame is made from durable Oxford-weave fabric, with cotton straps that hold every record securely in place while keeping it easy to lift out and play.

Each Frame includes eight large picture-hanging Command strips, two small poster-size Command strips, four screws, four wall plugs and joining hook tape.

Choose the mounting method appropriate for your wall and follow the supplied instructions. Allow a full one-hour bonding wait before hanging and loading when using Command strips. Frames connect along their long edges using the joining hook tape and loop strips on the back.