Simoretus 3 Tier Vinyl Record Storage Rack, Mobile Black Metal LP Storage Display Stand with Casters, Large Capacity Record Holder for Albums, Books, Magazines, and Office Files

I have two of these and have been very happy with them. In total, I have about 275 records which fills one rack and leaves the other about half full. They assemble about how you might expect. Basic instructions but are enough to understand what to do. It's really helpful and saves time to have an extra set of hands and a few basic tools (electric or basic ratchet & 4mm allen socket). If not, it'll just take a little longer and be more cumbersome with the supplied allen key. Once fully tightened, I have not had any concerns about strength or durability. We've moved the racks a couple times fully loaded and have had no issues on our LVP floors. However, I would be super-cautious to do so on carpet. That would be more ideal with two people and even better - take some records out. Otherwise, I lock the wheels and there is no movement when taking records out or putting them back. The only thing I would caution on is the way you load the racks and the resultant way they rest up against the sides. Even fully loaded the records can lean too much if you're not careful, and place a lot of pressure from a corner of the rack directly onto the center of the record jacket. To remedy this I have added felt pads to all the corners and been very careful with how the records are seated on the rack. This is true not only for the ends of the rack but for the supplied small rod ends to hold records on shelfs that re not fully loaded. Again - easy fix, but takes attention when loading or unloading the rack. I also like that they are angled up. It definitely helps when browsing the records!

I bought this model after looking at similar models based on the lower stand legs and the updated heavy duty roller wheels. The wheels are solid polyethylene deffinitely sturdier than most others I looked at and the stand is packed with 3-rows of records so it is heavy. The unit came in a flat pack with all parts, screws and a small allen key to assemble. All went together without any fuss. Overall this rack holds 2/3rds of my collection out in the Family/Living Room of the home. Looks good and being made of metal I'm very sure it will hold up to years of use. I can highly recommend it if you're considering one!

My husband loves this thing, we purchased two. It is great at storing his albums and is easy to assemble.

Assembly was pretty easy turns out to be pretty stable yet movable, and will hold lots of records Got alphabetical dividers so I can organize my albums too

This rack went together fairly easily. Everything was labeled, directions were clear, and no parts were missing. It holds a lot of vinyl and the casters are a nice feature. Why it's a 3 star: #1 The casters are laughably cheap. 2 of the wheels have brakes. The brakes are sooooo cheaply constructed. Keeping the rack stationary when putting away/selecting a record is necessary. The brakes kind of work, and one broke completely after 1 week of light use. #2 (This is the big one) The little stoppers that act as book ends don't work. The shelves have little stoppers that tighten with an Allen screw. If the stoppers aren't set and the albums angled just right, they will fall over. I had album covers damaged by that sharp corners. And if the albums are leaning to far aways from the stoppers, the covers will be damaged by sharp corners and pointy accents on the other side. I had covers damaged in this manner, also. You're going to need to get creative to keep this rack from messing up your albums. I settled on Irwin Quick Grip clamps to keep mine in place. The rails are slick, so just setting something to be a bookend is tricky. If you can pack this rack full and put up with the crummy casters, you'll be golden.