Four tiers for a large vinyl collection
This four-tier vinyl record stand stores approximately 240 standard 12-inch LPs in a compact 34 × 34 cm floor footprint. Records remain upright, visible and easy to browse across four open levels, making the stand a practical alternative to a wide cabinet for a growing collection.
Atelier Article hand-welds each frame from square steel tube in Cherkasy, Ukraine. The stand arrives fully assembled with four soft rubberised wheels attached.
Capacity and dimensions
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Total capacity: approximately 240 standard LPs
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Per level: approximately 60 standard LPs; allow less for gatefolds, box sets and protective outer sleeves
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Dimensions: 125 cm high × 34 cm wide × 34 cm deep (49.2 × 13.4 × 13.4 in)
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Material: high-grade square steel tube
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Finishes: Black, Blue, Gold, White or Clear protective finish over raw steel
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Assembly: none required
Easy browsing on a compact footprint
The open construction keeps album spines and covers within reach without hiding the collection behind doors. Atelier Article recommends leaving a little spare room on each level so thicker sleeves are easier to lift and future additions have somewhere to go.
The four standard rubberised wheels rotate freely and do not lock. Once loaded, the combined weight of the steel stand and records typically means a deliberate push is required to move it on a level tile or parquet floor.
Handmade and customisable
Atelier Article has designed and hand-welded metal products in Ukraine since 2011. Custom dimensions, capacity, finish, construction details and wheel type—including locking wheels—may be adapted when technically feasible. The workshop confirms feasibility, price and lead time before ordering.
For other capacities and layouts, browse the Atelier Article vinyl record storage collection.
Four tiers for a large vinyl collection This four-tier vinyl record stand stores approximately 240 standard 12-inch LPs in a compact 34 × 34 cm floor footprint. Records remain upright, visible and easy to browse across four open levels, making...