Vinyl Record Storage Box - 12" - 1 Pack- Crate Holds up to 75 Vinyl Albums - Black

I bought this for my 12x12 scrapbook paper. This is the perfect size and I will get another one for my records. My only complaint is that sometimes one of the top snaps comes undone but that hasn’t been a problem for me since I don’t move it, just keep it on a shelf. The lid fits great and I love the color I got.

I've bought a couple of these to house my vinyl collection. Easy to put together and sturdy for stacking. Highly recommended and worth the price - especially to safeguard your precious vinyls.

This record box can hold a lot of records, nearly my entire collection fit into two boxes. They’re lightweight and sturdy. They are attractive enough to display your record collection. It was very easy to assemble and they work well. My only issue is that the snaps that hold the boxes together are finicky but it hasn’t been a significant issue.

Perfect for storing my beloved 45 collection that I have held onto for over 60 years. So fun with the colorful marbled design.

These storage boxes are a real asset to the vinyl collection. Very well made and easy to assemble.

Excellent place to store your 7" records. Looks great, super easy to snap together, has a lid, so you can stack stuff on top of it. I have about 50 7" vinyl records, each with a plastic sleeve, & they all fit great inside of it & there's room for more. Has handles, too to make it easy to pick up & carry around. Its built very well. I wouldn't use it to stand on, to get something off of the top shelf, but it'll surely hold your records, or whatever you need a nice looking box like this for.Once it gets a bit snug in there, I'll certainly get another one.

First, if you are reading this, congratulate yourself for being smart enough to just glance at 4k reviews with an average 4.5 star rating and click Add to Cart assuming that this is a 4.5 star product.One of the most frustrating things about being a consumer these days is when you come across something that appears to be a great product, exactly what you are looking for, but when you get it you discover that it has been so poorly manufactured or constructed that you've either wasted your money, been bait-and-switched, or will have to put additional work into getting the product up to what it should've been to begin with. This is one of those cases.As many others have pointed out, the huge failure here is that the snaps are too loose and will break free under the slightest force. I think the disparity in reviews is due to how people are using these things, if you're putting lightweight objects in these and are not interacting with them very often, it is an attractive product; but for the advertised use of storing records, it is a total failure as they simply cannot accommodate any movement without the sides coming unsnapped, potentially causing an avalanche of your records hitting the floor. The manufacturer needs to fix this, if they do they will have an excellent product on their hands. So close, but here they snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.Rather than return the ones I bought, I'm going to see if i can make them useful by adding steel clips to the corners to prevent the snaps from breaking loose, if that doesn't work I think some small nut-bolt-washers through the top corners and painted black will do the trick. In the meantime, putting the lid on before lifting the box seems to keep the snaps from breaking free. But in its current state, there's no way I would trust this thing with my records.UPDATE: Simply by adding a small binder clip to each corner where the snaps are, these boxes seem to be holding together well and not unsnapping like they were before. I still don't believe I would trust fully loading it with records and then trying to carry it around, but a partial load would probably be ok (put the lid on first) and these are otherwise useful for general storage. Still, the manufacturer needs to do something about those snaps.

Exactly what I needed to store old cover sleeve 45’s! Great quality!