On average, how many LP sleeves will fit on one shelf? This would be with enough albums on a shelf to keep them basically upright.
780002
60 to 75 in each separate cubicle depending on thickness of LP cover and if you use plastic covers for the covers.
780003
My son LoVeS his shelves, bought specifically for his album collection. He has 53 slightly angled and figures you could fit 60 in one cube.
877645
70 upright, 14 per shelf, with more room on bottom. It also depends on the thickness of the DVD. Each shelf is 8" wide so calculate the thickness of your cd's. I use it for my Stampin Up stamp sets which are sized like a DVD.
1210935
I would certainly think so. I Have mine filled with heavy books. The shelves sit very firmly and I would find it surprising if they could not take the weight of LPs. As for size, I don't have any records to measure, but the shelves measure about 11 3/4" high. And of course the top one is open so no problem there. The shelf depth is about 10 1/4 ". Looks to me like they would fit, but you could measure an album to be sure. I really like these shelves a lot...bought 3 of them!
1593128
I don't know the circumstances on how the mold on 50 records accumulated. This sounds like a storage issue more than what any sleeves could help cure. Sorry, but I don't believe that I can or should make any recommendation.
1791020
I have 32 sleeves in mine with pictures on each side of the sleeve...so hold 64 pics. that is comfortable. ...could hold a few more but would get tight. love mine so much I ordered a second one.
589552
If all are singles, it will hold 120 or 20 per shelf and it can be a little snug. I have several series boxes so it varies if you have those, but I have several shelves between the two of them with 20 DVD/Blu-ray on them.
1160552
My bins right now have an average of 40-45 full sleeves in them. There is still room for some more, 50 is probably the max I would put in to still be able to flip through. Hope this helps!
2187567
Max number of album lp's I've ever shipped/mailed in one package is two. Might have squeezed in 3 albums if slim single albums/covers. Any more, you may need larger record box mailer or just ship more separate mailer boxes if boxed set has more than that.
2273573
I've used up to thirty sheets in one of these big albums, and it IS a heavy beast to carry around! I would probably limit the size to around twenty sheets, and divide the collection between two or more such albums next time. By simply adding the extra post extensions included with the refill sheets, one can make the album as thick as you want, but the "limiting reagent" is how unwieldy such a big album becomes... Sincerely, Pete
2112911
I have the 36 sleeves in my bin. Some have 2 DVDs in them. I probably have room for at least 10-15 more.
1765706
The album can hold 30-45 pages (or more) of sleeve/page protectors &lt;-- it really all depends on the thickness of what you put in the page protectors. There may be be "Maximum" number recommended for this album, if so, I don't know it. I use these albums for scrap-booking with each page protector holding 2 pieces of heavy weight card-stock, which may have 3-dimensional embellishments on them, therefore I tend to use 30+ pages/album, rarely 45pages/album. I hope this helps give you a basis for your calculations.
1574361
Each shelf holds about 26 classic jewel case CD's. Box sets will fit since there are no slots but some box sets (few) come close to hitting the bottom of the shelf above. For single CD's, I could get 10 shelves on one side so figure 260 x 4 = 720 jewel cases. By the way, not that the question was asked but with this many CD's, I found the weight to be significant enough so that when I want to rotate the unit, some of the tiny plastic rollers have popped out from the base of both my units. I love these units but I'm a little scared that the unit won't be able to rotate if it keeps happening. I've tried to limit rotating them because of this. Each shelf holds about 26 classic jewel case CD's. Box sets will fit since there are no slots but some box sets (few) come close to hitting the bottom of the shelf above. For single CD's, I could get 10 shelves on one side so figure 260 x 4 = 720 jewel cases. By the way, not that the question was asked but with this many CD's, I found the weight to be significant enough so that when I want to rotate the unit, some of the tiny plastic rollers have popped out from the base of both my units. I love these units but I'm a little scared that the unit won't be able to rotate if it keeps happening.... » Read More Each shelf holds about 26 classic jewel case CD's. Box sets will fit since there are no slots but some box sets (few) come close to hitting the bottom of the shelf above. For single CD's, I could get 10 shelves on one side so figure 260 x 4 = 720 jewel cases. By the way, not that the question was asked but with this many CD's, I found the weight to be significant enough so that when I want to rotate the unit, some of the tiny plastic rollers have popped out from the base of both my units. I love these units but I'm a little scared that the unit won't be able to rotate if it keeps happening. I've tried to limit rotating them because of this. « Show Less
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As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit more of these in each side. I would say I have close to 60 in each side as these take up almost three of these shelves. As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit... » Read More As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit more of these in each side. I would say I have close to 60 in each side as these take up almost three of these shelves. « Show Less
2036237
I believe it originally comes with 12 sleeves which means as is you can get 48 cds. However you can buy extra sleeves and almost double that capacity. Most of the ones I use (I have 5) have around 80 discs in them. They are full but still sit on the shelf just fine.
619776
All LPs will fit inside the box. The walls are thin and I have no issues with LPs fitting.
1883540
If using for just DVDs each side has six shelfs. Only five of those shelfs are the appropriate size for DVDs. The sixth shelf can hold CDs. The DVD shelfs can hold up to 18 DVDs. 18×5×4=360. Hope I helped.
1791186
About 15 inches square but only 10 inches deep. So you would have to lay LP's flat, might hold 30 or 40.