Best Record Bins I own one LPBIN and multiple LPBIN2. Both bins have the appropriate height, depth, and width to store and browse through your collection. The center divider and groove mat accessories help to keep albums separate from the adjacent row and from sliding toward you. Both bins are easy to assemble and the instructions are clear. The bins are well packed inside. The outside is packed with reinforced hardened cardboard that wraps around the edges so the product is well insulated as it is shipping. The bins are better than what most record stores use to house their inventory. Aesthetically, the bins give a professional, polished look that helps to showcase the collection.

Product is excellent for Vinyl Storage. Product is excellent for Vinyl Storage. I bought two and both had slightly damaged pieces. One I asked for a. replacement part or small discount and the issue was resolved easily to my satisfaction. The second damaged part could not be seen so I let it go. I would definitely recommend their products but inspect the parts before assembly. Pretty easy to assemble. Some may need a helper to hold pieces in place during the process, depending on one’s mechanical ingenuity.

OG biker impressed 3 day delivery, heavy so great quality, packed well, no damage, basic but clumsy assembly so need a helper. my OG biker VP was impressed, "just like a record store". my battery small phillips driver was key, a long thin nail would be helpful aligning the holes.

Quick delivery, great product! Looks great! Quick delivery, solid packaging. The bins are similar to “Ikea” design & assembly. Perfect fit for my vinyl. I purchased two bins that now sit atop my existing record storage shelves and they look terrific! (Note, the mats are a good add-on - recommended) And the experience of flipping through albums (as you would in a record store) is more enjoyable than browsing through album spines!

Challenging to put the LPBIN2 together Challenging to put the LPBIN2 together, but it's well built and holds a good amount of albums. I would suggest that in addition to the directions, that you put numbers on the pieces. That would add clarity in my view.