record rack

Listings commonly show multiple open cubicles or display tiers for easy browsing, divided record compartments sized for vinyl, and, in some models, removable fabric drawers and adjustable shelves for accessories or non‑record storage.

Most listings state adult assembly is required and note that necessary hardware — and often basic tools — are provided. Several product descriptions explicitly say parts, tools, and clear instructions are included so assembly can be completed quickly.

Yes. Several models include cable‑management holes and built‑in charging hubs. Listings commonly mention dedicated cable openings plus AC outlets, USB, and Type‑C ports so devices can be powered without messy cords.

Product details list engineered wood panels (including MDF), metal frames or legs — sometimes powder‑coated for rust resistance — and fabric used for removable drawers in some models.

Capacity varies by layout. Cube‑style cabinets in the listings state room for up to about 350 records, while taller vertical stands are described as holding around 200 records. Several listings give these explicit capacities (350 or 200 records).

Several listings include integrated charging stations with 2 AC outlets plus USB and Type‑C ports. Examples in the results list USB/Type‑C at 5V/2.4A and a power cord length of 4.9 ft; one listing specifies outlets rated at 125V/12A.

Descriptions commonly mention water‑resistant or easy‑to‑clean surfaces that wipe clean with a damp cloth, raised tabletop edges or anti‑fall lips to keep items from sliding off, and non‑slip foot pads on metal legs for added stability.