BCW BX 33RPM BOX Record Storage Removable Records Review

The boxes are easy to put together and feel solid. My problem is that even though I ordered 5 packs I only received 4 boxes and 5 lids. Luckily I only needed 4 to store my collection, but it was still annoying. The price also seems a bit high to me. I use these in my main music room so wish the box didn't have the BCW logo on it. If you use them for long term storage they should work fine, if you want to put something in the room you might find something else.

These boxes are comparable to other double walled show boxes that sell for a lot more - I've bought them in bulk from specialty retailers and they cost a lot more than these for a small quantity. highlighted. Of course, there are cheaper boxes, but if you're transporting records, the difference in price is negligible. They're also slightly larger than the show boxes I've bought in bulk, so more records fit in the box and it's harder to transport. They are strong enough to be stacked and used…

We inherited many records (full records) from my husband's father. The boxes are pretty thick. I filled in the maximum number of entries (I forgot the number) and they are strong to hold. Then I put them in 3 parts in a closet for storage. I have no doubt that they will last a long time. They were easy to put together. I believe the company has a YouTube video showing how to assemble them. It's like putting together a banker's box. This is the perfect size for vinyl records and easy to…

They proved to be excellent value for money. I use them to package and store my old Laserdisc collection. (It's hard to believe that a so-called "laser disc" is now unplayable.) As a result, discs are much heavier than traditional records. Regardless, the boxes have held up and appear to be quite sturdy, which I think is due to the way the folds are designed. That's why I loosened up the illustration a bit in the less intuitive instructions for folding the perforated box flaps. (The lids folded