Is this the right size to store records?
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It's exactly 12x12. If a record folder fits in that space it would be fine. But not to use as a box. It's backing is not sturdy to withstand weight.
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Not a full size vinyl. The outer dimensions are 12x12, bit the interior size is 10.5x10.5.
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Hi Nikol,Our Super Cube is perfect for storing records. You can check it on this link, Way Basics Stackable Storage Cube (perfect for Record Album Storage), EspressoJimmy ChiangWay Basics, Founderjimmy@waybasics.com
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Inside measurements are 7-3/4" D X 16" W X 6" H. I use it for storing working files on my desk--it is sufficient for my purposes. I should think you could get a good number of DVDs in it, especially if you are using the sleeves instead of hard cases.
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This little record player is great! Not bulky, classy design and (to answer your question) can play records of any size (33,45 or 78). I have only played 33s but it does have settings for the other sizes. Hope you decide to purchase!
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Oh wow, that's a great idea! Are you talking about lp albums? What size? If u give me the size of your albums I will measure to see if they will fit standing up?! They would fit lying down flat but that's not a good way to store vinyl
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I think so, those dimensions aren't very different than a regular file. All four sides are size adjustable.
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Lawrence, did you buy one of these to store your LPs, and was it sturdy enough to hold them without bending from the weight? If it didn't work, did you find something better for that task? thanks
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It will be snug I use mine for music books for performances, awesome but it is just abit over17 inches wide.and not quite 13 inches high.....
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It holds about 60 records with plastic sleeves on them. It may hold a few less or more depending on the thickness of the albums.
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I actually returned the item, but to answer your question, no. The item is about the size of a paperback book and it only looks like a record player.
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Yes, there's plenty of space. I uploaded a photo of my set up. Hope it's helpful!
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If you filled this basket with records, it would be quite heavy. I don't believe the wire frame would be sturdy enough if you picked up the basket after filling with with LPs. If you filled it and didn't move it, it would probably be fine.
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It depends on if you are storing 10" or 12" in paper or cardboard sleeves or no sleeves. (Not recommending the 3rd option.) You could store records in many different directions to come up with a different total but if you plan to store 12" records vertically and stack up several of these crates you would end up with damaged records due to the height being only 10.5". Assuming this you could presume giving 1/4" of room for each you could stack the width and be able to put in easily 50+. (Dimensions are typically measured by the O.D. and not the I.D. so some loss occurs from the lip and thickness of the plastic. Check your own math. My opinions carry no warranty :p It depends on if you are storing 10" or 12" in paper or cardboard sleeves or no sleeves. (Not recommending the 3rd option.) You could store records in many different directions to come up with a different total but if you plan to store 12" records vertically and stack up several of these crates you would end up with damaged records due to the height being only 10.5". Assuming this you could presume giving 1/4" of room for each you could stack the width and be able to put in easily 50+. (Dimensions are typically measured by the O.D. and not the I.D. so some loss... » Read More It depends on if you are storing 10" or 12" in paper or cardboard sleeves or no sleeves. (Not recommending the 3rd option.) You could store records in many different directions to come up with a different total but if you plan to store 12" records vertically and stack up several of these crates you would end up with damaged records due to the height being only 10.5". Assuming this you could presume giving 1/4" of room for each you could stack the width and be able to put in easily 50+. (Dimensions are typically measured by the O.D. and not the I.D. so some loss occurs from the lip and thickness of the plastic. Check your own math. My opinions carry no warranty :p « Show Less
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I really don't know. I have my records in the shelf horizontally and the shelf accommodates the records nicely and safely. You could try it but keep an eye on it to see if it will hold your records safely.
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it should be yes, I have my turn table on top and about 20 pounds worth or records on the bottom. Very great piece, worth the buy.
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I agree with the others on measurements.....11-1/2" is all you have to work with. I don't think it will work with records.
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Yes, it is good for storing small things. But you have to check the sizes to be sure you have the correct sizes for what you want to do.. I have several of Plano's storage boxes and there are many sizes. They are all excellent for storing things. Check the sizes carefully. I have one for drawing boxes, one for sewing notions and another for very small jewelry findings. I love them all.
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Not sure how many records, but many components may be too large for it. We didn't end up using it because all of the components would not fit the interior.