CrateVinyl™

The Ubecube seems to be the perfect solution for my vinyl record storage.

Those Ubecrates look pretty versatile! I've taken to using file crates for my modest library, but I like how these are stackable.

Like the window design so you can see part of the album cover.

The ubecube seems like a pretty cool product. I like that they’re modular. I’ve been looking for something like that that will grow with my collection since I don’t have enough to fill out a large shelving unit.

These are definitely some heavy duty crates but if you collect vinyl and use the otter sleeves to protect them it is just too tight of a fit. If your albums don't use otter sleeves and are not the gate-fold double albums they will work. If they were just a quarter to half inch wider they would be great. I will end up repurposing them for other storage containers.

The build quality feels solid as hell. Set up was a snap! The clear panels swapped out really easy without any tools, true clarity in design. The divider rails were a little hard to push through, but at least I know they're not going anywhere. It also makes a killer display for "The Disc With No Name", by Gwar, picture vynil that I just picked up. Now I don't have to worry about it getting more warped than it already is. The only thing I could think to ask more out of this would be optional clip-in panels for the windows that could hold custom art in them. I could just glue stuff in, but then I'd be stuck with that. Overall, a really crate value from a company that milks the obvious puns (of which there are six in this review, can you spot them all?).

As an avid vinyl collector, I've had my fair share of storage woes. But the UbeCube CrateVinyl has been a game-changer! This innovative storage solution not only keeps my precious vinyl collection safe and sound but also adds a touch of class to my living room. First off, the design is top-notch. The CrateVinyl's modular nature allows for easy stacking and configuration, making it a breeze to set up a custom storage system tailored to your space. Plus, the hinged lid keeps my records accessible while providing a barrier against dust – a feature that's often overlooked in other storage solutions. The capacity is impressive, too. With the ability to hold around 75 records if packed snugly, or 60 if you prefer a more relaxed fit, it's perfect for collectors like me who are always adding new records to their collection. The dividers help keep everything in place and ensure that your records stay in a vertical position, minimizing the chance of warping – an essential feature for preserving the quality of your vinyl. The transparent panels on either side are a fantastic touch, allowing you to display your favorite album covers without having to remove them from the crate. It's like having a mini art gallery for your records! One of the things I appreciate most about the UbeCube system is its durability. My collection has survived a cross-country move and several apartment changes, and the CrateVinyl has protected my records through it all. The material is sturdy and can withstand a fair amount of wear and tear, which is a must for any storage solution that's going to house something as valuable as a vinyl collection.

"Absolutely in love with the CrateVinyl™! It's a vinyl enthusiast's dream come true. The large capacity is perfect for my growing collection, and the dividers ensure my precious vinyl stays safe and unwarped. The clear panels displaying the album art are a stroke of genius. Plus, the omni-stackability is a win, because I can just keep adding and adding as my collection grows. Highly recommended for any vinyl collector!"

I've waited all my life for these AMAZING crates! Got 1 at first, because it seemed too good to be true, that this UbeCube was exactly what it was touting. Mind Blown!!! I've got a few albums and ordered 11 (yes, eleven) more and filled them. Exceeded my expectations beyond measure. I tell everyone to not waste any more time and get these for your vinyl collection. They're Crate!! (when you get one, you'll understand that.)