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A mid-century console with four cabinets, made to hold a turntable and 100 records

A wooden mid-century LP console with four cabinet compartments, built to hold your turntable, 100 records and the files and books around them.

The centrepiece piece — classical design, metal-framed record storage and organised cabinets for everything a listening corner accumulates.

£209
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A wooden mid-century LP console with four separate cabinet compartments and a metal-framed record section, built to hold your turntable on top and up to 100 records, plus the files, books and accessories a listening corner collects. It's the centrepiece of the range — a classical, mid-century modern piece designed to organise a whole vinyl setup inside one substantial console rather than spreading it across the room.

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Four CabinetsSeparate compartments to organise records, files, books and accessories rather than one open pile.
Holds 100 VinylsMetal-framed record storage sized for a real collection, integrated into the console.
Mid-Century DesignA classical, mid-century modern silhouette meant to be the centrepiece of the room.
Turntable SurfaceA generous top to hold your record player and leave room to work around it.

About this turntable stands

2BHome Wooden LP Stand with 4 Cabinets

This is the piece you buy when you want the record setup to be the centrepiece of a room rather than a corner it hides in. The 2BHome console is a proper piece of mid-century furniture: a wooden body with four cabinet compartments and a metal-framed record section, built to hold a turntable on top and up to 100 albums below, with organised space for the files, books and accessories a listening area always seems to gather.

Four cabinets is what sets it apart from a simple stand. Instead of one open shelf, you get separate compartments you can assign — records here, a slot for cleaning kit and inner sleeves there, books and files in another. That compartmentalisation is what keeps a fully-equipped listening corner from turning into clutter; everything has a home, and the console keeps it out of sight and in order.

The record storage itself sits in a metal frame, so the 100 albums it holds stay properly supported inside the timber cabinetry — the strength of metal where the weight goes, the warmth of wood where you see it. The classical mid-century silhouette ties it together into something that reads as a considered furniture purchase, not a flat-pack rack.

At the top of our range in both size and price, it earns that with presence and capacity. Give it a wall to anchor, keep the turntable central over the frame and spread the records across the cabinets, and it becomes the heart of a listening room — the console everything else in the setup arranges itself around.

The details

Specifications

Brand2BHome
TypeLP console with 4 cabinets
Record capacityUp to 100 vinyls
StorageFour cabinet compartments
FrameMetal record storage frame
StyleMid-century modern / classical
MaterialWood and metal
Also holdsFiles, books, accessories

2BHome Wooden LP Stand with 4 Cabinets

£209

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Got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the four cabinets for?

They're separate compartments you can assign as you like — records in one, cleaning kit and inner sleeves in another, books or files in the others. The point is organisation: everything a listening corner accumulates gets its own home instead of piling up on an open shelf.

How many records does it hold?

Up to 100 vinyls in its metal-framed record section, based on standard single LPs. It's built to store a real collection while keeping room in the cabinets for the other things around your setup.

Why is it the most expensive piece you sell?

It's a full piece of mid-century furniture — a wooden console with four cabinets and a metal record frame — rather than a basic stand. You're paying for the size, the build, the design and the amount of organised storage it packs in. It's meant to be a room's centrepiece.

Will it suit a modern room?

Its classical mid-century modern silhouette is designed to. Mid-century styling sits comfortably in both period and contemporary rooms, and the wood-and-metal materials keep it versatile.

Is the record storage strong enough for a full load?

Yes. The records sit in a metal frame within the timber body, so the strength is where the weight is. Keep the turntable central over the frame and spread records evenly across the storage for the best support.

How much assembly should I expect?

It's a substantial flat-pack console, so budget time for a full furniture build with the included fittings — more involved than a simple stand, given the cabinets and frame. Stand it on a level floor so the doors and compartments align properly.

Is delivery free?

This console is well over our £50 free UK delivery threshold, so standard delivery is free. Your delivery estimate for your postcode is shown at checkout before you pay.

The complete guide

Making a record console the centrepiece of a listening room

4 min read Crate & Groove

At some point a record collector stops buying storage and starts buying furniture. A four-cabinet LP console is that step — the piece a whole listening room arranges itself around — and this guide is about choosing and using one well.

From rack to centrepiece

A basic stand solves storage; a console solves the room. The difference is presence and organisation. With a turntable on top, 100 records in a metal frame and four cabinets for everything else, a console gathers the entire setup into one substantial piece instead of scattering deck, records and accessories across shelves. It's designed to be looked at, so it becomes the anchor the rest of the room is styled around.

The value of compartments

Four separate cabinets do something an open shelf can't: they let you assign homes. Records in one, cleaning kit and spare sleeves in another, books and files in the rest. A fully-equipped listening corner accumulates a surprising amount of stuff, and compartmentalising it is the difference between a tidy centrepiece and a cluttered one. Decide what lives where before you fill it, and it stays organised for good.

Wood you see, metal where it counts

The clever construction detail is the pairing: a metal frame carries the record load while the timber cabinetry provides the looks. That's why a wooden-looking console can hold 100 albums without strain — the strength sits where the weight goes, and the warmth sits where your eye lands. It's the right way to build furniture that has to store something heavy.

Placing and building it

This is a substantial flat-pack, so give the assembly the time a piece of furniture deserves, and stand it on a level floor so the doors and compartments line up. Anchor it against a wall, keep the turntable central over the frame, and spread the records across the storage. Treat it as the furniture it is — dusted, cared for, checked for loose fixings now and then — and it stays the heart of the room.

The short version

When storage becomes furniture, a four-cabinet console is the centrepiece: turntable on top, 100 records in a metal frame, and organised cabinets for everything else. Give it a wall, assign the compartments, and build your listening room around it.

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2BHome Wooden LP Stand with 4 Cabinets £209