The Vinyl Storage End Table
The Vinyl Storage End Table is where all of this started. Designed in 2015, it was the original — the piece the Turntable Station grew out of — and we still build it by hand today.
This one is furniture first. It lives beside a couch or a bed and holds 200+ records in a flip-through bin, with a floating tabletop and a shelf underneath for books, 45s, a lamp, a drink, whatever the room needs.
Before you buy — the honest fit
The tabletop measures 13.75" wide by 14.5" deep, and the shelf below is 13.75" x 13.75" x 9.25". That suits a compact or portable record player. Most full-size turntables will not fit, and most amps and bookshelf speakers will not fit the shelf. If you're setting up a full listening station, the HalfStack or the Turntable Station is the piece you want.
Details
- Holds 200+ twelve-inch records in a flip-through bin
- 28.25" wide x 14.5" deep x 31" tall with 6" legs
- Floating tabletop with an open shelf below
- Solid wood, handmade in Portland, Oregon
- Guaranteed for life
- Arrives fully assembled — just attach the legs with a Phillips-head
Free shipping to the continental US.
Please allow 4-6 weeks build time from order date.
Much love and happy collecting,
-Matt
Overall: 28.25" wide x 14.5" deep x 31" tall (with 6" hairpin legs)
Table size: 13.75" wide x 14.5" deep
Shelf Under Table: 13.75" wide x 13.75" deep x 9.25" tall
- 200+ 12" vinyl records
After moving into our first (tiny!) NYC apartment, we knew we’d have to get creative on how to store our record collection. This end table was the exact piece of furniture we were looking for! The craftsmanship, design, and customer service experience is all absolutely stellar. The wait was absolutely worth it.
Awesome vinyl storage from a seller who obviously loves what they do!
It looks really cool and I'm happy with it now that it's set up, but there were challenges. It took longer than expected to ship out, which was no big deal. The box it arrived in was in pristine condition. When I opened it, before even moving the box or taking the stand out of it, I saw a large crack in the side. After carefully removing it from the box, I noticed a big chunk of wood missing from the back edge. Half of the pre-drilled holes for the legs were impossible. I used an electric drill and still couldn't get the screws in flush. It looks awesome, but for the price, I expected more.
This is exactly what I wanted!