Charles Jacobs Vinyl Record LP Storage Box Unit - Oak - Medium

The unit is sturdy and is ideal for storage for my collections of LP, 45, 78 records, and books. The instructions were easy to follow, and the cabinet sections were numbered and as were the fittings making it easier to follow the instructions. The extra touch of Vinyl circle to place over the screws. The cabinet fits well and is excellent value.

Good quality and easy to put together

I was impressed with this purchase for two reasons. First, the units I have received are good quality and great for storing my vinyl. Second, the customer service I received was great: initially, they sent me two small units instead of two medium units, by mistake. When I complained about this, they apologized and agreed to send me an additional medium unit as I suggested, rather than going through the pain of returns, etc. They were very polite and solved the problem quickly.

Well made, delivered in good order and very easy to assemble (given the clear instructions that were provided).This was a present for my granddaughter and she loves it. Now, all of her vinyl has a safe storage area.

I've now got a 3-2-1 setup under the stairs - ideal!

They are well put together and easily store your vinyl- no complaints- a very good product

I wanted these units to store my vinyl albums in and they have been a worthwhile purchase. Perfect size for a significant number of albums to stand upright.

This is a good looking and sturdy product and, I’m pleased with the purchase. However, it comes with, I’m sure there is a name for these things, circular wood patterned sticky plastic hole hiders, which hide the locking mechanisms. These would normally be alright except I’m using this box to keep LPs. What happens is when pushing the outside LP into the box it catches the circular sticky patch and the LP cover can be damaged. This is not corrected by turning the box 90 degrees as others LPs hit the circular sticky patch. I’m sure there is a better solution? Removing (not using) the patches means that a hole is exposed to the LPs and damage can also occur. If careful this can be worked around, but, not great.