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In Reply to: Recommendations for moving LP's in local (cross-town) move posted by caffeinator on July 19, 2016 at 05:36:56:
A simple and rugged method to hold quite a few pounds of albums each crate. Perhaps the old milk crates that the milk delivery drivers of the 1940's and '50s used are getting a bit scarce, but there are facsimiles available at your local Staples and Office Max stores. Marketed as stackable hanging file holders they are approximately the same dimension, not quite as sturdy yet quite able to hold your Lps in the same manner as the older milk crate.Another option; Lp shipping and storage boxes (heavy cardboard) from Sleeve City. I'm using this type of container at the moment for my current Lp library.
Photo above is from January 2016. When the time comes to move, I'll simply pull each box of Lps down from the rack, put a lid on it and carry it to the moving truck. Fortunately I'm only dealing with less than 2000 Lps.
-Steve
Edits: 07/19/16
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