Design-Forward Vinyl Storage

Design-Forward Vinyl Storage

Modular Vinyl Storage That Fits Your Space

Looking for vinyl storage that adapts to your life? Our space-smart, stackable shelving is designed to grow with your collection — whether you're in a cozy Sydney flat or a spacious New York loft. Reconfigure anytime to make the most of your space

The Vinyl Album holder and display is fantastic. Easy to assemble and very attractive. Does exactly what I hoped it would.

Michael I

Just what I was looking for. Looks good, solid and helps me organize the mess of Vinyl all over.

Martin M

This thing's on another level. It's got sleek styling but barely takes up any space. You'd be surprised how much it can hold. It's built solid too.

Samuel F

Stackable

Each sleek unit houses 120 records and can be stacked three high. But why stop there? Go as wide as you want, creating a customized wall of sound. Whether it's a compact 360-album tower or an expansive library, our modular system grows with your collection and adapts to your space.

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