CD storage suggestions svp

[paulfromcamden]

Well each to their own, but I think they're fantastic!

LP storage units look interesting - thanks.

 

[striped67]

I use these Muji storage drawers in the loft to store my ripped CDs. http://www.muji.eu/pages/online.asp?V=1&Sec=9&Sub=38&PID=153 They are just about the right size to fit 2 rows of CDs. I've got 10 of them stacked up, holding 600+ CDs. Wouldn't want them in the living room, though.

 

[Uzinusa]

You mean 'to each, his own'. We do not belong to our possessions, and 'each' is singular, so your misquote suggests that each person belongs to things collectively owned by a group of other people. 'To each, his own', on the other hand, is the fundamental principle of all property law. Cheers!

Go away damned flea!

 

[Uzinusa]

LP storage units look interesting - thanks.

Welcome Paul. I got one of the LP units as well and it's very good.
Andy

 

[uncl_nigel]

I just use nice-looking shallow shelving - you get about 95 CDs per linear metre.

 

[wylton]

Has anyone got a good bulk supplier of clear poly envelopes? I'll need several thousand.

malcolm

I use these from covers 33; they do poly and pvc.

 

[neil]

Another option is Ikea Billy bookcases. You can either stack things two deep (but makes it hard to see the ones at the back unless you have xray eyes) or make use of old video cassettes to push the CDs to the front of the shelves. Works a treat and eco freindly too

 

[sonddek]

Go away damned flea!

Cheers!

 

[pqpq]

I've got one of those untothislast racks on my kitchen wall. Bought on the spur of the moment when they'd just started up - good to be reminded about them as I'd forgotten the name of the company.

Thing is though the aesthetics are ruined by putting CDs on them because the curves disappear. Mine looks fabulous without CDs, and very ordinary with. Now I've got a Squeezebox in the kitchen, I may evict all the CDs from the rack and call it art.