mikemusic
pfm Member
Essential to have them fixed then !
"Clever" CD storage?
- Thread starter gustav_errata
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Mullardman
Moderately extreme...
My daughter was quite ferociously struck on the head by a falling IKEA Gnedby or similar. Once recovered she appeared to be no more daft than before...
Yank
Bulbous Also Tapered
That's why they come with hardware to screw them to the wall.
Bart
pfm Member
Good job there was no heavy metal on it!
PaulMB
pfm Member
Ha!!!
Spraggons Den
pfm Member
Men at work?
Swifty
Member
Afternoon all,
I used to store CD's in 2 Stands Unique 180 capacity racks stacked on top of each other, they matched the racks I use...I think these are the ones RodRat mentioned, they came in single (60), 3 (180) or 5 (300) columns wide, adding shelves took the 180 up to 216 if my memory serves me which also allowed for different size CD boxes or DVD's. After some re-decoration there wasn't room for them and so the research started...in the end I found a cool little company in London that makes furniture including CD racks :
https://www.untothislast.co.uk/collections/shelving-step-shelving
They look great and offer easy access to the CD's so I ended up with the largest oval unit on the wall which I think is only held up with 2 fixings...I appreciate in your opening post you did say that wall fixings could be an issue so it might rule this one out but they make other storage units which might be interesting and/or an option. The only issue with the company was that to save the planet they don't ship...a great idea but it did necessitate 2 trips into London !
I still have the 2 Stands Unique racks collecting dust as I haven't got around to selling them yet, if you want any pictures or information on them drop me a message.
Swifty.
I used to store CD's in 2 Stands Unique 180 capacity racks stacked on top of each other, they matched the racks I use...I think these are the ones RodRat mentioned, they came in single (60), 3 (180) or 5 (300) columns wide, adding shelves took the 180 up to 216 if my memory serves me which also allowed for different size CD boxes or DVD's. After some re-decoration there wasn't room for them and so the research started...in the end I found a cool little company in London that makes furniture including CD racks :
https://www.untothislast.co.uk/collections/shelving-step-shelving
They look great and offer easy access to the CD's so I ended up with the largest oval unit on the wall which I think is only held up with 2 fixings...I appreciate in your opening post you did say that wall fixings could be an issue so it might rule this one out but they make other storage units which might be interesting and/or an option. The only issue with the company was that to save the planet they don't ship...a great idea but it did necessitate 2 trips into London !
I still have the 2 Stands Unique racks collecting dust as I haven't got around to selling them yet, if you want any pictures or information on them drop me a message.
Swifty.
ghostbusters
pfm Member
These worked well for me. I screwed 4 of them together and then a l-shape bracket on top of one of them to the wall to prevent it falling. Looks very neat and holds '00s for little cost and effort.
Bob McC
Living the life of Riley
They come with metal link connectors now to join them at the top.
How about these
Shelving Systems | CD Shelves, CD Shelving
Shelving Systems | CD Shelves, CD Shelving
-alan-
pfm Member
I don't think we're actually allowed to do that any more in this part of the world. The NSPCC and various other busy-bodies tend to consider it poor parenting nowadays, Im told
