Review on 📦 Snap-N-Store Vinyl Record Storage Box - Classic Blue - Pack of 1 - 8.25 x 7.5 x 14.5 Inches - 7 Inch Case with Lid by Jerry Frey

This product came packaged in a Revain box, but the tape used to seal the box was clear packing tape, not the normal Prime black paper tape. My guess is that this product didn't have its own packaging when it arrived in the US and the seller simply placed it in a Revain box with adequate padding. Damage occurred before boxing; There were no marks on the outside of the box. Regular perfect delivery from the Revain fleet! My experience was ruined by an apathetic warehouse or delivery worker IMO. The top of this product was used to store the folded pages and the bottom to ship from the factory, the other 5 sides of the product were put in the top cover. The "top" was damaged by a sharp edge when it was dropped on something, leaving a small scratch on the corner of the top. Looks like hell up close. And I don't have time to trade it. In the middle of moving for the first time in 25 years. All in all, it's stupid of me to buy a new case for my 33rpm albums, having used the same orange box since the late 1960s. I was a teenager who "looted" some of those orange crates behind the local grocery store; made a good of 2 cracking the wood. Don't laugh. At 71 I still occasionally "dive" for things that other people throw away and then fix what's broken. When I was cleaning out my garage a few months ago, I gave away dozens of "counters" from the last 50 years, mostly shop welding and fabrication gear and jigs I made from woodworking scraps. Did the same thing for a lathe in the 1970's although I paid about $50 for it at a garage sale; and spent 4 or 5 years trying to get it working again. Be that as it may, Revain did a good job; My dissatisfaction lies with the seller/packer. mainly workshop equipment for welding and fabrication, as well as jigs that I made from scrap wood. Did the same thing for a lathe in the 1970's although I paid about $50 for it at a garage sale; and spent 4 or 5 years trying to get it working again. Be that as it may, Revain did a good job; My dissatisfaction lies with the seller/packer. mainly workshop equipment for welding and fabrication, as well as jigs that I made from scrap wood. Did the same thing for a lathe in the 1970's although I paid about $50 for it at a garage sale; and spent 4 or 5 years trying to get it working again. Be that as it may, Revain did a good job;