Vinyl Record Holder & Display

I needed something compact to hold my records. This record holder fit the bill exactly. It was easy to put together and even gave you two different colored sets of screws so if you like black use black and if you like silver use silver. It was really sturdy when put together. It took maybe three minutes to put together. I really liked how the acrylic came with plastic on it so you could tear it off and have really shiny and clean acrylic. it also comes with a screwdriver and a cloth the polish the acrylic. This was exactly what I needed, and holds my record securely. I really glad I got this one.

Love the racks use it for art prints, screw holes n ot drilled deep enough hard to tighten

The KAIU vinyl record holder is a very simple and stylish solution for vinyl record album storage. It looks great and seems very sturdy; this is exactly what I was looking for. We added small rubber discs to the bottom of the wood stands so that it wouldn't scratch our cabinets; it would be nice if the manufacturer had included optional rubber or felt discs/squares on the bottom to prevent scratches. The product also seems a bit pricey considering it only consists of two small pieces of wood and two squares of plexiglass; I would have purchased two if the price had been closer to $20, but instead I'm storing the rest of my records inside a cabinet. So while I'm docking a star for the high price and lack of scratch-proof surfaces on the bottom, overall, I would still rate it 5 stars based on form and function alone.

This is the second such record display that I've purchased on Amazon. This is much superior to the first one I bought, primarily because of the dowels that provide a solid base. Also, there are grooves for the acrylic panels to sit in, which also makes the unit more stable. John Brown on the "Kansas" album cover looks really nice with this system. Others, do too, of course, thinking of Supertramp's "Breakfast in America," Linda Ronstadt's "Living In America," etc.

+Easy to assemble. And made in the USA (-no offense China!). I purchased four of these to hold my record collection of about 150 LP's. They work great! I really like the design where you can store your albums upright enough to keep them safe, but also be able to flip through them easily and see what's what... And this holder looks really good! -Albeit as long as you have room to store your records in this format. -I say that because I recommended the KAIU Vinyl Record Storage Holder to a friend of mine who lives in a small apartment and his reply was 'it looks awesome, but I don't have the floor/display space'! So if you have space for a storage system like this, my vote is absolutely two thumbs up! 👍👍 Cheers friends.

Needed a place to store our vinyls in a way that was both functional and aesthetically pleasing. This product is both. Went with the standard size. It easily holds our collection of 30 vinyls with room for more. It's perfect really, so much better than some plain and boring box. I really like that I can easily flip between vinyls and can see all sides of the vinyls without having to pull anything out. Super easy to setup and a great way to display our collection. Customer service has been great too. Didn't have any issues but the seller reached out just to make sure everything was good with out order. Love it!

I don't write amazon reviews because I tend to buy just random household things/electronics that don't matter too much in quality. But I take my vinyl seriously, so here it goes: I bought 2 of these since they are advertised to hold 50 12x12 records each. Both were the same in quality and everything was there that needed to be. Putting these together was quick; only about 5 minutes for both combined. The quality overall is fine, nothing crazy but as stated before, it works. The one actual complaint I have on the quality is there's no way to keep the glass in place unless I suppose you glue it. So if you plan on only using this for a few records, beware the weight might not be heavy enough to keep the glass from sliding around when shifting the records. Now, speaking of the records... believe it or not, the actual function of this product is my main problem with it. It DOES NOT like double LPs, or really any gatefold vinyl. The ridges meant to hold the records cause gatefold records to skip over a ridge on one side and not the other. It's a hard thing to explain, but the point is, it causes all the records to start shifting to the left on an angle. Which then makes it so you can't put 50 records on it. So if you're someone with a lot of gatefold LPs like myself, you might want to look somewhere else. Actually, yes, look somewhere else, because it's pretty annoying. Overall the headline explains it, it gets the job done, especially more comfortably than what I was working with before (just regular book ends). Who is this product for? Someone that might not be too serious about collecting records or just wants a decent display item next to your record player. If you're a serious collector as I am, I would look at bigger and better solutions for storage such as drawers/tables that are made to hold records.

I really like this product. It looks nice and displays my collection in a neat way. It's also way more affordable than other similar things on the market, however quality is not compromised by the pricepoint. It's sturdy, looks sleek, and comes with all the materials to set it up easily and quickly. The product's packaging itself is worthy of writing about - the box is nifty, and the display is packaged securely and neatly. You can tell the company cares about the end product and it's functionality, and how the product can generate return customers, rather than simply pushing these off the shelves. I'll definitely be buying something from KAIU (I choose to pronounce this Kyeooooouuu) again, and another one of these displays once my collection needs one.