CD Storage/Racks (1 Viewer)

[RSJ]

So does anyone have anything to add to this? It's quickly come to my attention that stacking DVDs/CDs in the living room lets them open to visitors toppling them over/borrowing without asking/taking a cd to put it on and leaving the one in the CD player strewn under bottles and cans etc.

Where's got good storage stuff these days i'm asking?

 

[ratmonkey]

anyway breeze block shelves have to be made with raw deal, it's the law.

Enforced by the governor of California and all.

 

[c0De_n1NjA]

get a nice big rack:

"rack off"

 

[jackofficer]

Haven't read the whole thread so not sure if anybody has mentioned these, but you can get revolving CD racks in Argos, or at least you could a couple of years ago. Great yokes, don't take up much wall space as you're basically doubling up, with CDs behind each other. They're probably 4 foot tall, a foot wide and hold about 4-500 CDs.

 

[pete]

So does anyone have anything to add to this? It's quickly come to my attention that stacking DVDs/CDs in the living room lets them open to visitors toppling them over/borrowing without asking/taking a cd to put it on and leaving the one in the CD player strewn under bottles and cans etc.

Where's got good storage stuff these days i'm asking?

I mp3'd all my CDs and stuck them in a box in the attic.

 

[RSJ]

I mp3'd all my CDs and stuck them in a box in the attic.

I actually did that a couple of years ago and stopped buying CDs pretty much, just downloading everything and buying the odd stand out one, just getting back into buying again and have lost all the old originals. I'm back actually getting a kick out of inlay cards and shit so the collection's expanding pretty rapidly.

 

[IFF]

i just store my cd's in my press thouh the way i store them, i am running out of space.

i have 3 shelfs at the front so one stack goes in each of the corners of the front shelves and then in the back of the top 2 shelves go another stacks in to each croenr. each corner fits about 25 cd's

i have the corners lettered: top 4 shelves are my A rows (my rotation- what i listen to) then the other shelves are B,C,D,E,F and Y

yes i am nuts

 

[ratmonkey]

i just store my cd's in my press thouh the way i store them, i am running out of space.

i have 3 shelfs at the front so one stack goes in each of the corners of the front shelves and then in the back of the top 2 shelves go another stacks in to each croenr. each corner fits about 25 cd's

i have the corners lettered: top 4 shelves are my A rows (my rotation- what i listen to) then the other shelves are B,C,D,E,F and Y

yes i am nuts

What's with skipping G through to X?

 

[therealjohnny]

How about this?
http://cnb-host4.clickandbuild.com/cnb/shop/discarray/



No? Well then maybe THIS will change your mind!?

 

[pete]

I actually did that a couple of years ago and stopped buying CDs pretty much, just downloading everything and buying the odd stand out one, just getting back into buying again and have lost all the old originals. I'm back actually getting a kick out of inlay cards and shit so the collection's expanding pretty rapidly.

you know, you could still mp3 the new one's then stick them in boxes in the attic when you get bored reading the inlay....

 

[RSJ]

I'll box you in the attic next

 

[Unknown Convict]

habitat has good ones, called 'ludwig', that are like postal sorting boxes. e20 for 80 disc storage, e40 for 160.

 

[IFF]

What's with skipping G through to X?

well i am nuts.

Y actually stands for Y the fuck did i waste my money on this crap.

it's the buyers remorse row