DVD Cabinet??

[jonMEGA]

I have sooo many DVD's and I need to get a cabinet that will hold alot of them. Do any of you use a cabinet that holds alot? Thanks for the help.

 

[bleeb]

Bump. I'm having the same problem here too. I have about 300.

 

[Evadman]

I need to build one. I have about 150.

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: jonMEGA
I have sooo many DVD's and I need to get a cabinet that will hold alot of them. Do any of you use a cabinet that holds alot? Thanks for the help.

I have all my DVD's mounted to my wall w/ those inexpensive plastic trays made by Case Logic 🙂

 

[minendo]

I use a $10 shelf from walmart.

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[jonMEGA]

I thinking about this.... but I think its too much $$$

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: minendo
I use a $10 shelf from walmart.

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:Q You don't have Season 3 of The Simpsons yet minendo?

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: Zim Hosein

Originally posted by: minendo
I use a $10 shelf from walmart.

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:Q You don't have Season 3 of The Simpsons yet minendo?

Not as of yet, but the collection is actually a lot bigger than that now. The picture is about two months old.

 

[Kelemvor]

I use these from IKEA

PIC

No idea what they are called or even if they still have them but they work great. They looks really nice and each area holds about 25 DVDs in normal cases so that'd be 250 or so.

 

[MrBond]

Check out some of this stuff:

Holds 284 DVDs

http://www.sauder.com/furniture/product.asp?p=276

Holds 280 DVDs

http://www.sauder.com/furniture/product.asp?p=514

Holds 160 DVDs

http://www.sauder.com/furniture/product.asp?p=499

I'm kind of partial to the first one. I used to work for Sauder, always liked the Bishop Pine finish. Of the RTA furniture, I'd buy Sauder before I bought anything else (even though they downsized me)

 

[jonMEGA]

Originally posted by: MrBond
Check out some of this stuff:

Holds 284 DVDs

http://www.sauder.com/furniture/product.asp?p=276

I aleady have two of thoose!! 🙂 I need bigger 😛

 

The Can- AM units are the way to go. They are well made and keeps your home from looking like the local BlockBuster.

 

[jonMEGA]

Originally posted by: RickyRoma
The Can- AM units are the way to go. They are well made and keeps your home from looking like the local BlockBuster.

Do you own one ?

 

[LikeLinus]

Originally posted by: jonMEGA
I thinking about this.... but I think its too much $$$

This is what my inwall I built looks like. I've outgrown the damn thing and I'm looking for new space also. That cabinet is actually pretty neat and a good way to keep them organized, cause you could do it by move type, or alpha. Only problem is, it's ugly and office looking, not really theater. That sucks. But nice cab indeed.

 

Originally posted by: jonMEGA

Originally posted by: RickyRoma
The Can- AM units are the way to go. They are well made and keeps your home from looking like the local BlockBuster.

Do you own one ?

Yes

 

[jonMEGA]

Originally posted by: RickyRoma

Yes

What options did you get with it? What was the final price of the unit including shipping ?

 

Originally posted by: jonMEGA

Originally posted by: RickyRoma

Yes

What options did you get with it? What was the final price of the unit including shipping ?

Alot $$$ dont ask. I have very large media collection LP/CD/VHS/BETA/LASERDISC/DVD
I had them rail shipped to save on shipping costs. I also took local bids from carptenders on this job and they all came close to Can-AM final price.
What you get is 1/2" particle board with formica tops and baked sandtex. Quality slide rails and locks.

 

[dionx]

these are what i use

http://www.dionxx.com/dvd20040104.jpg

 

[95SS]

This is my DVD cabinet. All cases stored away. A nice bound booklet from DVDProfiler reports gives me all the info I need.

 

[0roo0roo]

i use benno towers from ikea, space efficient since they are like 6 and a half feet tall.

 

[MustISO]

I have one of these but I'm ready for another!