Modway Render Mid-Century Modern 37" Vinyl Record Display Stand in Walnut, 37 Inch

This product isn't very tall, but it's perfect for a small room such as a bedroom, living room, or studio apartment. It has ample room for a decent collection of LP records, it is sturdy on its legs and it was rather fun to assemble. For a piece of furniture that requires assembling, it is of great quality.

It was quick and easy to put together. Looks really great.

This stand was incredibly easy to assemble and the instructions were clear and easy to understand. There was no hardware left over when it was complete, and most of the packaging is recyclable. The only moderately difficult part was installing the vinyl dividers, which required a small dead blow hammer. (I feel it may have been easier to install these before assembly of the piece)The size is perfect for someone who has a decent collection of records, and the ability to purchase the smaller side table allows more storage if needed.While I'd prefer a solid wood piece... the particle board is thick and sturdy, and the midcentury look within the amazon price point gives you the best of both worlds.

Easy to assemble with one person! Takes maybe 60-90 minutes to complete. Great quality. Very smooth. Sliding door works great! Such a great find! Definitely worth the price!

This media cabinet was an excellent choice for my budding record collection. The quality, fit and finish for the price is outstanding! It assembles per the instructions pretty well, all corners and joints are tight and fit well. It looks really nice in our room. My only real critique is that I would have liked a little additional headroom between the LPs and the top of inside cabinet. Makes getting albums in and out pretty exacting process, otherwise very pleased!

The build quality first of all is the best I've seen for a MDF type board. The holes are also all perfectly lined up and it's solid as a rock. Also very pretty in person. Looks like real wood. I mean it's nice. I was gonna spend $500 on something real wood. Not necessary. And I have it filled with records and it's not moving an inch. Holds the records perfectly. It's not too short like some say, for records. It's just you have to be careful sometimes when sliding alot of them in. There's a track there. It's no big deal at all. And I have a very expensive collection.Built like a tank, yet not heavy by itself. The absolute perfect depth BTW of you have a bigger turntable. Nothing fit my JVC QL-A75. This did. Yet it's still small. The record slots are great. Perfect size. And it was just wide enough to also fit my 1959 Bell Carrillon tube Amp. I'm in love as it's like it was built for me and my needs. So for me it's perfect, but I'm pretty sure most will like it. Buy it. Darker in person and nicer looking too.

This is a great stand for the price, easy to put together and sturdy. There’s only two things I would like different 1) if the inside was just slightly taller, it’s really close to being the same height as a regular vinyl sleeve which makes it a tight squeeze to get them in and out, some potential for denting sleeves too if you care about keeping them mint and 2) if there was a piece included to help you keep the vinyls straight and more towards the front of the case. As is it is easy to push them all the way back making them harder to see. I measured and a piece of wood between 1-2 inches is perfect so I got one cut and it helps keep them all flush and up front! Overall really good buy!

Well designed, quality material and easily accessibled.