OrigoDeco Vinyl Record Storage Holder on Wheels - With Dust Cover - Holds up to 100 LP - Album Holder Display Stand - Vinyl Record LP Storage organizer - Sturdy Metal Structure(Smooth Black)…

While I am old enough to remember owning records, I also own a crafting machine by Sizzix, a Big Shot Pro. You can see this beast in the second picture. The dies are huge, heavy, and hard to organize. I’m happy to report that this cart not only holds my collection, it also holds the slightly larger trays that are a part of the device. I love how sturdy the wheel are, the see through dust cover, and the overall design. Putting this together was easy, and as I have painful hands, I really appreciated that even I could use the enclosed tools to set it up. I’m reviewing this in March of 2024, and read that people have complained about having the create their own holes for the screws. Happy to report that this was not my experience. Everything about this little cart is a delight. Strongly recommend!

I have a very specific space to store records, on the floor under a built in shelf, so I needed something that was low to the floor and would roll out. Everything I found with wheels looked like a wooden crate. I wanted something more contemporary looking than that. This is the only rolling LP storage rack that I found that worked for me. It's easy to assemble, and the casters are amazing quality, they roll really well, even with the rack full. It does hold 100 records, as stated in the description, and still has room to thumb through them. It seems to be sturdy enough to support the weight of all of those records as well. My only criticism is that it seems a bit over priced for what it is. But a.) there was nothing else on Amazon like it, and b.) because it was perfect for what I was looking for, that's value added in my book! I'll be ordering another one.

This is a great solution for storing vinyl records and is easy to put together. It rolls around very easily and can be moved out of sight.Like other reviewers, I think it is too pricey.

Works well for storing and accessing our collection of vinyl

I purchased these (3 in total) to store and consolidate my 12 x 12 scrapbook cardstock. Works wonderfully! It's possible to attach the wheels and keep them on the floor but my room has carpet and trying it with one, it was nearly impossible to move. I also purchased one set of the dividers which are a great quality but too short for what I need. I have my cardstock separated, bagged and with a cardboard sheet in the back so this might not be right for you if you keep your cardstock loose. The cover fits with no problem. Very happy with these!

Holds a lot of records & super easy to assemble! The wheels are great to have if you need to store away & pull back out to look through!

Less than 10 mins to assemble. Comes with cheaper screwdriver and good instructions. This item helped me to get my nearly 300 ish album collection off the of the floor and organized in a way that allows me to freely, efficiently browse my 40 your old vinyl collection. Each crate holds right at 100 records. I ordered 2 crates on a risk that I could fit 250 into 2 crates. NOPE! Ended up ordering 1 more crate. Would I recommend ? YES!! But I do think the item could be about $10-$15 cheaper. 5 stars for quality and sturdiness. 3.5 stars for price. Hope this helps!

I decided on these because I wanted to be able to move my albums if needed. My Husband had no problem putting them together. They hold over 100 hundred albums and you can still flip through them. They roll super easy and smooth (we have wood floors and an indoor/outdoor area rug) I have not tried it on carpet. I am very happy with this purchase!

Sturdy..easy to roll..holds my albums well..ordered 1..then ordered another....will be gettng a third one for sure!

Item received. Looks good. Yet to try. Thanks

It does look sturdier and heavier in the product listing photograph, but it's not heavy nor too sturdy. Expect IKEA quality level and you will not be disappointed. I bought two of these to get rid of three milk crates. Came in with all parts and screws, even Allen key and a Phillips screwdriver (I mean take a few bucks off the price, who doesn't have those at home?). A couple of extra screws was a good thought, as two got stripped right away. I wouldn't recommend loading this rack to its full capacity; it needs some room for record flipping in each one of the three bottom compartments between little divider knobs located on the bottom rails.A flat bed would be a definite design improvement, as the sleeves are sitting on top of two 1/2"-wide square rails, which may result in dents.Anyway, as noted, it's not too bad, it is functional and beats milk crates for aesthetics. Just a bit overpriced for what you are getting, I think.ADDED:I bought another one. Hard to beat the simplicity and convenience of caster wheels. The manufacturer contacted me after my initial review above to let me know they were designing a flat bed for this stand. Well, they haven't. So, I made it myself. Bought large sheet of 1/8" hardboard at HomeDepot, of off which they cut for me three 14"x18" pieces ($15 all in, so $5/piece plus a whole bunch of hardboard leftover). The difficult part was cutting four holes to match the record stopper bumps on the bottom rails. I'm not much of a handyman, so it's a bit of a hack job and I'm not too proud of it, but it did the trick. I don't have to worry about damaging my record sleeves anymore and the bed made the stand quite a bit easier to use.