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BCW 33 RPM Vinyl Record Storage Boxes, Holds 65 12-Inch LPs Each, 5 Pack
BCW 33 RPM Vinyl Record Storage Boxes, Holds 65 12-Inch LPs Each, 5 Pack
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BCW 33 RPM Vinyl Record Storage Boxes, Holds 65 12-Inch LPs Each, 5 Pack
- Durable Protection for Records: Safeguard your valuable vinyl with BCW's heavy-duty record storage box. Made from strong white corrugated cardboard and rated at 200 lb. test strength, each box offers archival-safe protection against damage from stacking, transport, or long-term storage.
- Holds 65 LPs per Box: Each vinyl record storage box holds up to 65 LPs or Laserdiscs. Stackable and space-efficient, these durable vinyl record storage boxes are ideal for collectors, DJs, and record store organization.
- Stackable & Space-Saving Design: Designed with reinforced bottoms and double-thick handles, these vinyl record storage boxes are engineered to stack efficiently. Maximize your storage space without compromising the integrity of your vinyl collection.
- Versatile Record Organizer: Perfect for both home and professional use, this 5-pack record storage box set is compatible with vinyl record storage shelves and racks. Whether you're displaying, moving, or archiving, BCW boxes simplify your vinyl record storage.
- Multi-Purpose Storage Use: While built for vinyl records, these record boxes also serve as durable storage for magazines, books, collectibles, or craft supplies. A reliable storage solution for hobbyists, collectors, and organizers alike.
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