Retround Vintage Retro Vinyl leather Record Record Storage Carrying Case For 45+ Records (Dust/Scratch Free) - Black-12Inch

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About Retround Vintage Retro Vinyl Leather Record Record

Retround's Record Carrying Case Virtually identical to the LP storage box you had in the 60s, Retround's Record Carrying Case neatly stores up to 45 albums and protects them from wear and tear. Proper storage and handling can mean the difference between warped, ruined records and an impeccable, long-lasting collection. The sturdy, vinyl-wrapped case keeps 45 or more albums neat and tidy, and guards against dampness, bumps, knocks and other mishaps of everyday life. Best of all, it makes your collection instantly portable, so you can take your albums with you easily. Made to last with heavy-duty hardware, hinges, corner guards, a metal and resin handle, and a classic snap closure. Keep your loved collection fully protected Looking for somewhere to store your vinyl? Look no further than the Retround Vinyl Case. When you love your records you want to make sure they stay in mint condition; more than anything else they sound better that way! That's exactly why we made this box. It has a removable lid and is available in four funky colours, also offering retro metal corner protectors to keep your loved collection fully protected. Portable Portable "free hinge lid" design--The lid completely detaches from the case when you flip it open. Removing the lid makes it easier to flip through the records without the weight of the open lid tipping the case over backwards. Portable Use--You just open it all the way back and then lift it off. It would not come off while closed and carrying it due to the design. Portable Feature--It is a great feature that helps you place and remove vinyl from the box without damaging it. It allows you to easily flip through them and have more room to store your albums. It'll thats a feature which allows the cases to be lined up one in front of the other for display purposes, not a defect in any way but a design decision.