The measurement from the back to the front of the containers is 10.5 inches. The width of the containers are 13.2 inches. The height of the containers are 8.3 inches. The raised base will add 5.3 inches in height to the back row.
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$80.00
An elegant home for your vinyl records.
The Record Roots Tabletop Storage System displays & stores your vinyl records for easy access. Your records are beautiful and they deserve this elegant home both to protect and exhibit them.
Flip through the well-loved go-to records in your current playing rotation or admire your latest additions as the works of art they are with the Record Roots Tabletop Storage System which has been specially created to enhance your browsing to listening experience. Each container will hold about 40-45 LP records.
This is only available in USA currently! Orders will be sent from Philadelphia, US
We'll ask you if you want raised bases once you add to cart.
United StatesI've been searching for something like this for a very long time. It fits perfectly next to my turntable and holds all my new and current rotation albums. I don't have to go digging through my shelves anymore to find the albums that I listen to the most. What sets this apart from other sorts of similar products is the design. It's not just a regular boring looking box. It looks sleek and aesthetically superior to other record bins. I love the way it looks on my console.
MexicoGreat - see photos
"This thing is awesome! You don't have to drill any holes. It's really easy to mount and it looks fantastic!"
- Hector G, USA
"What's really nice is that you can mix and match it depending what you want to listen to, what you want to see up on your wall."
- Sean Bevington, USA
"My friends and I really love Record Roots and I think you will too!"
- Natalie Brown, USA
"What better way to display it than these incredible album holders?... I love how easy it was to set it up... Kudos to Record Roots for a great product!"
- Barry Paul, USA
It's designed for 12" records.
...for that record store feelin'
How many times have you had to go through your entire vinyl collection just to track down that elusive favorite record that you want to listen to so badly?
