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Victrola Wooden Crate - Table Top Album Holder and Organizer for All Records, Holds over 50 Vinyls, Classy Wood Finish, Easy Installation, Elegant Design

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Color: Wood


Style: Crate


Features

  • Safely store over fifty records
  • Holds all of your favorite 33's, 45's, and 78's
  • Real wood construction
  • Vinyl records and record sleeves are not included. Easy assembly - no tools required
  • Dimensions: 14"W x 13.25"D x 11.75"H

Description

Victrola Wooden Record Crate.

Material: Wood, vinyl


Color: Wood


Special Feature: Easy Assembly


Product Dimensions: 11.8"D x 14"W x 11.8"H


Shelf Type: Accent Shelf


Material: ‎Wood, vinyl


Color: ‎Wood


Special Feature: ‎Easy Assembly


Product Dimensions: ‎11.8"D x 14"W x 11.8"H


Shelf Type: ‎Accent Shelf


Number of Shelves: ‎1


Room Type: ‎Living Room, Bedroom


Finish Type: ‎Wood Finish


Assembly Required: ‎Yes


Mounting Type: ‎Tabletop


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Storage


Included Components: ‎Record Case


Item Weight: ‎5.06 Pounds


Brand: ‎Victrola


Style: ‎Crate


UPC: ‎816203018236


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎36,


Manufacturer: ‎Innovative Technology -- Dropship


Part Number: ‎VA-20


Item Weight: ‎5.06 pounds


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎VA-20


Finish: ‎Wood Finish


Pattern: ‎Solid


Shape: ‎Rectangular


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Easy Assembly


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: June 15, 2018


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    • Simple LP carrier but overpriced
Color: Mahogany Style: Crate
Easy to assemble. Solid wood sides fits into slots with other pieces. Must be carried with built in handles. If not, it will disassemble. Looks nice on media shelf. This item should be less than $20 dollars because of it’s simplicity. A trained woodworker could make a better LP box, charge less, and make a fortune. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021 by californiajoe
    • Nice vintage style record holder
Color: Wood Style: Crate
Bought three of these Victrola record crates. I have had them a little over a month and they seem pretty sturdy. My records fit very snugly inside. The assembly process for me anyway was not as simple as others have described. You must follow the directions on the enclosed leaflet precisely making sure that each board is put on the correct side (the boards are labeled by letter so this would be the easy part). The most difficult part of the assembly and why I am taking off a star on the "Easy to assemble" question is fitting the bottom board in place. For some reason the groove is not quite the right size to accommodate the board the first time around - just keep trying. A reviewer asked if the crate can be lifted and carried while full. I personally would not take a chance doing that due to the construction (the boards may slip out of place and the whole unit falls apart) and the sheer weight of the unit full of records - if you drop it you may cause injury to yourself. Just keep the crate wherever it's convenient and just take out the records, put them back when done and enjoy. If you must move the crate empty it first The assembly problem aside this looks like a sturdy unit which hopefully will stand the test of time. How you use it will count a lot for its longevity. P.S. The vintage look makes it appear like one of those food crates found in supermarkets. not recommending you use it for food, just saying. The vintage look brings back memories of all sorts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2022 by Johann Sebastian Bach
    • Get Wood Glue!
Color: Espresso Style: Crate
The box is very nice, records fit snugly but can easily move to see them. The records stick out the top so you cannot stack anything on top of this. When we put it together, very easily, it kept coming apart. One false move and it would slide apart. Out came the wood glue! I recommend assembling the box to see how it all goes together, then disassemble it totally and fill in the grooves with wood glue and reassemble. I did this and it is nice and sturdy. I didn't have any clamps so used masking tape all over it to hold it together while the glue dried. Worked nicely. I didn't do the best job of wiping up all the glue but it isn't noticeable at all. Took about half an hour, well worth it. I would buy this again, it is nice quality. I wish the price was a tad less for having to fix the box so it would work in the first place but alternative storage cases and stands are all more expensive than this, so, this one works well. Very happy with it now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2020 by Craig Hemphill
    • Victrola, we gotta talk. Or you gotta quit licensing your name for this stuff, idk.
Color: Wood Style: Crate
Review Image by jthx jthx
Didn't even get to use it because the many manufacturing issues, including: -one of the tabs came out of the box snapped in half lengthways (see picture). I proceeded with assembly anyways, figuring I could wood-glue it together as long as it basically fit. Instead, the slots for assembly were shoddily cut. Even when assembled, the entire thing was slightly crooked and the bottom piece (which is particle board and very flimsy) didn't fit into one of the slots at all because it wasn't cut straight. In other words, even if I could assemble it, I wouldn't be able to move it without the bottom breaking and all the contents falling out. Not ideal for storage. An entirely different piece was clearly assembled/constructed backwards -- the slots were cut into the finished (outward-facing) part of the wood. When assembled, 3 out of 4 sides looked shiny and new and the remaining one looked like the underside of an Ikea dresser. So it's: -completely insecure -comes with bad cuts and broken parts -can't stand up on its own even with the broken tab accounted for -even with no weight on or in it, immediately leaned into a drunken rhombus shape. Bonus: it's weirdly tiny, almost to the point of comedic. Despite what the measurements in the listing say (at least when I bought it, I hope it gets updated) my standard-size 12" LPs do not fit inside, possibly due to the inadequate construction of the pieces but even without that, it would still be iffy. Double bonus: the whole thing looks like it goes with a child-sized Fisher-Price record player. Which I'm not against in general principle, except, uh, the only reason I bought a record crate was to... store records and all I wanted it to be was sturdy and the right size and it managed to do neither of those things. Ugh. I try not to write negative reviews, because I would rather point people at things I like/appreciate/enjoy, but this is frankly a little embarrassing given that I replaced it with an inexpensive plastic crate that is cleanable, reusable, sturdy, and can be disassembled for storage -- all of the things this can't do. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2022 by jthx jthx
    • Record holder
Color: Wood Style: Crate
Love the record holder. Looks classic vintage
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024 by billy wilson
    • Just what my wife needed.
Color: Wood Style: Crate
Got it for my wife to keep her albums in next to her record player. Handy and convenient, she no longer has to hunt for her" Moody Blues". Had to work a little bit to put it together because one of the slots where the sides joined together were misaligned and to be adjusted to fit. And that may have been just on the one I got. If I need another one, I'd buy it again cause it looks good. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023 by J. William
    • Poorly Manufactured
Color: Wood Style: Crate
Review Image by Ethan David Ethan David
Review Image by Ethan David Ethan David
I was given one of these as a gift, so I bought another one to match. I really liked the one I already had. This one arrived broken in the box, so I had to re staple a piece on and wood glue it (pictured above looking down the length, you can see where it was torn off). Also a side piece was put on with misaligned grooves, so I could not physically assemble the crate without modifying it (pictured above after I made the necessary modification, but you can see how the piece was not attached flush with the top). For a not-inexpensive crate, I was disappointed that it arrived with two separate conditions both rendering it unusable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023 by Ethan David Ethan David

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