Vinyl Storage Options

I wound up purchasing this unit from Dave at Element Wood Designs - https://www.etsy.com/listing/4451236718/fly-me-to-the-moon-record-cabinet-record?ls=r&ref=related-2&pro=1&sts=1&content_source=5bbb5b9dac66c84dfaf1dfb8cce93355%253ALT5432a2e91e63a30cc872e250daa335deea4328fe&logging_key=5bbb5b9dac66c84dfaf1dfb8cce93355%3ALT5432a2e91e63a30cc872e250daa335deea4328fe&variation0=6717565627&variation1=6717578391

This cabinet can comfortably hold 600 LPs.  The remainder will be stored in reinforced six Kallax cubes.  Now for my 1,500 SACDs; MOFI and DCC Gold CDs, Blu-ray Audio, and Blu-ray movies.

Thanks!

@drlou77, a good solution for your LPs.  But sorry, no suggestions for your other media.  ;^)

I found this person while searching for Ikea Kallax solutions.  He makes #D printed doors and backing plates for Kallax cubes.  Has anyone else heard of this?

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When my home is renovated and the Vinyl Album and CD Collection is brought out of storage, I have no intention of having a large Album Collection in the space arranged for listening to recorded music. Only one Album can be played at a time.

My intention is to have the Vinyl and CD Collection easily able to be accessed externally to the dedicated listening room. In the dedicated listening room, 50 x temporarily stored Albums of both Vinyl and CD are more than enough for a few weeks' listening needs, even a few months if, like myself.

In a dedicated listening room, the room acoustics are strongly suggested to be the priority. Storage design to be used within the room should be lower in the hierarchy of consideration.