Will this item be sturdy enough to hold Vinyl 45's (LPs)? I am using them as my table numbers for my wedding.
1734884
I am very impressed with the high quality and weight of these, so I would definitely say yes.
1734885
They are sturdy, but the base is a little small and they can be "tippy". I got them to display invitations in a stationery shop, and find that they didn't perform as well as I'd hoped. A little bump will knock them over. The clip will probably scratch up a vinyl record too, so don't use anything that's not disposable. They would probably work if you can't find something with a bigger base.Hope that was helpful.
1734886
Alexandra, I have not tried this, but in general, since the clips are very short and heavily weighted on the bottom, I think they can hold them. You should be aware that the clip is quite sturdy, and may damage the LP cover or vinyl itself.
1221252
I used these for card tables which are not heavy. I wouldn't reccomend them for a heavy ping pong table. Lowes has some banquet table legs that might be stronger; Lowe's Item Number# 21454
63761
I'm sorry, Jerry, but I can't help you there. I only used my turntables in kitchen cabinets. I really doubt if it would hold 150 lbs but you never know. Contact the company. That way you have written confirmation.
1221159
Turntable is 12" I made a large 4' circle one out of a sheet of plywood and just place over it. The unit can handle the extra weight with no problem.
2199916
Might hold a five gallon container, but certainly not .designed or built for that type of weight. I would guess that if used frequently, the turntable feature would be difficult to move and will probably break. Just my opinion as the ones I bought are to be used for dining room table to put condiments on
455877
I would never use them for LP records except as an outer packaging under a box. They were not as thick as other bubble envelopes I have purchased in the store, but, more important - you should pack the LPs in some none-scratch material to prevent scratching, then a layer of cardboard on each side, to prevent cracking and bending, and finally slim box so they don't shift and shatter. Hope this helps.
1174012
I haven't used it for LPs. But it would be doable. However, unlike most record storage cubes, the sides aren't straight up and down (they are slanted). That might not be a problem, though. (And Rattique does make a straight-sided version: http://www.amazon.com/Whitmor-6500-1716-JAVA-Rattique-Storage-Crate/dp/B00J0K50X8/.) I just tucked an LP into the one I own. The basket is rectangular, and it fits fine on the long side with a little room to spare. (The handles are on the shorter sides). You could get a pretty good collection of records in there. Do be aware that (like the sides) the bottom is woven, not a completely flat surface, so it might make impressions on the bottom of your LPs over time. I don't know - but it might. The basket isn't heavy so if you have a lot of LPs in it, you might want to put the basket up against a wall or piece of furniture to keep it from tipping backwards when records are against the back of it. I hope this helps!
183222
I want to use this cart as a stereo rack and store LP's in the storage space. Is the storage space suitable for LP's? The dimensions look right. Thank you.
211713
Yes, sturdy enough for sure. Check other Q&As; for measurements to be sure you can at least slide your items in from the side to fit.
908521
Absolutely. I have them stacked four high with vinyl albums, and they are quite sturdy.
2011348
Sure. I use it for a sewing table and it is awesome. I bought it for the huge amount of storage underneath for my sewing fabrics. It's very sturdy. I love mine.
844513
The cabinet is made up of three components, each component is about 18" in height. So to answer your question, yes you can hold 3 shelves of vinyl LPs, but there will be about 5" of space at the top of each shelve. However, the depth of the shelve is only 6" which will leave about 7" of the LPs protruding. I would not advise this cabinet for LPs, it is specially build for CDs, DVD and games. Hope you find this information useful.
400623
I use mine vertically - have the top half packed full of records and only a handful on bottom and its held just fine. Go for it!
894660
I used it to frame an unopened record. Shrink wrap and all and didn't have any trouble with it. Double vinyl albums might be tight, but otherwise you should be fine.
76059
It should be fine for that application. I use it mostly for vinyl banners that together weigh a pound or two. I wouldn't suggest more than 10 pounds though.
1252634
It will hold the weight, but the Sonos are almost 11" wide, so I would definitely use plenty of speaker tac/putty to hold them if bumped. The Sonos are best on a table or bookshelf. Now I have bigger/heavier speakers on my stands with speaker putty and am very happy, but I still put them beside my TV and don't have pets running around.
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This is pretty sturdy and I think it would handle DVDs fine. I made some interior drawers for the shelves. You would probably have to have some more shelves for the interior depending on how many DVDs you have.