Gorilla Holds 60 x 12" Vinyl Record Storage Case (Silver)
The Gorilla LP60 (holds 60pcs records) 12" Vinyl Record storage case in cool silver finish is the best in it's class, featuring strong but light weight design, strong latches (including locks and keys) and uses a high quality foam interior. We believe that there is no other case stronger than this Gorilla to protect your 12" vinyl at this price.
This superb looking vinyl record storage case comes in cool silver finish with chrome corners, twin lockable catches with keys included, large rubber feet enabling you to stack more than one, is foam lined and includes, not only a lifetime warranty but a free vinyl record cleaning cloth too!
Features:
- Holds up to 60pcs of 12" vinyl records
- Great as a storage chest for other products
- Chrome Corner Guards
- Strong Latches with locks & keys
- Detachable Lid
- Light Weight design
- Foam Lined
- Large feet to allow more than one case to be stacked
- FREE record cleaning cloth
- Lifetime warranty included
Please note: Vinyl records shown in images are not included.
Dimensions:
- External: Width 350mm x Height 370mm (285mm without Lid) including feet x Depth 230mm
- Internal: Width 330mm x Height 330mm (250mm without lid) x Depth 210mm
5/5
Good strong cases, with stacking ability. Very fast delivery and well packaged. Excellent quality for price and vinyl now safely protected. Would recommend.
Great vinyl case was much better than I though and great for for the money granddaughter will love it. Fast delivery ordered one day got it 2 days later
Great vinyl case was much better than I though and great for for the money granddaughter will love it. Fast delivery ordered one day got it 2 days later
Ordered 2 of these on 9/11/17 and 2 more on 13/11/17. Delivered promptly the next day each time! Well made cases with strong catches and hinges that allow the lid to be completely removed. Soft lined handle. Foam "skin" interior lining protects the contents. Will probably order more of these to safely store my vinyl collection.
