Record Player & Vinyl Shelving System (B)
Record Player & Vinyl Shelving System (B)
- Finish: White
- Size: W120 x H166cm
Description Click to expand or collapse accordion content
A made-to-measure record player and vinyl shelving system designed for turntables, amplifiers, records and audio equipment. Deep, adjustable aluminium shelves provide a strong platform for your record player and hi-fi, with low-level storage keeping your vinyl collection organised and safely off the floor.
The wall-mounted design uses very little floor space and can be cut to fit an alcove or narrow wall perfectly. A simple contemporary shelving solution for anyone looking to create a dedicated vinyl listening area or compact home audio system.
- Send to our planners to alter the system size and shape
- Made to measure + made to order
- Shelf depth 25.5cm (27.5cm)
- Shelf depth 34.5cm (36.5cm)
- Aluminium with powder-coated finish
Installation Click to expand or collapse accordion content
The ON&ON shelving system is simple to install and we provide all the drawings and fixings (see our installation guide). Any competent DIYer, builder or handyman will be able to fit your shelving system. Alternatively we can provide a cost for our local installation team, please provide your address so that we can see if the service is available in your area.
Delivery Click to expand or collapse accordion content
Delivery is 6-10 weeks from placing an order.
Every shelving system we produce is unique and made specifically for you. Delivery prices will be confirmed during the quotation stage. UK charges vary between £10-100 for a one man delivery. Orders of long shelves or larger systems may require up to two people to deliver and can cost more. Delivery is to the ground floor front entrance of your property.
Returns Click to expand or collapse accordion content
Please note that our shelving systems are made to measure and personalised, items cannot be returned or exchanged unless faulty or not as described. Please see our full Delivery & Returns policy.
