The complete guide
Choosing a rolling record rack: wheels or feet?
A record rack should make it easy to reach the album you want. This guide covers the one choice that matters most with a rack like this: whether to roll it or fix it.
Why a two-tier frame
Two levels give you more storage in the same floor space. Records sit at an angle, so you can see the sleeve edges and flick through them without pulling a whole row.
Wheels or feet
Castor wheels suit a room where the rack moves: next to the turntable while you listen, then back against the wall. Feet suit a spot where it will stay. Pick the one that matches how you actually use the room.
Where it fits
At 44.5cm wide and 29cm deep, it is slim. Beside a sofa, next to a unit or in a corner, it takes very little floor space for the height it gives you.
Looking after it
Wipe the frame with a barely damp cloth and dry it. Load both tiers evenly and tighten the fixings after the first week, once the frame has settled under weight.