Record cabinets
Dedicated furniture for storing LPs vertically and keeping collections accessible.
- Low record cabinets
- Tall record storage
- Drawer and door combinations
- Expandable modular storage
SKELVAR · Vinyl Storage
Vinyl storage deserves more thought than a generic cube shelf. This section is built around LP dimensions, collection access, turntable height, equipment ventilation, cable routes and the visual role a record collection can play in the room.
Collection structure
SKELVAR is organised around useful furniture, sound, coffee, light and room functions. Exact brands, models, materials, finishes, dimensions, availability and freight are confirmed against the selected product before quotation.
Dedicated furniture for storing LPs vertically and keeping collections accessible.
Support furniture should work with record handling, listening height and equipment layout.
Open storage and display for larger collections, feature walls and smaller apartments.
Make selected sleeves part of the room without compromising the main collection.
Furniture can carry more than the turntable, provided ventilation and cabling are planned properly.
Capacity matters. The furniture should be chosen around the collection today and where it is likely to grow.
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SKELVAR room planning
Vinyl storage designed around records, turntables and the way people actually listen. is treated as part of an interior rather than an isolated catalogue item. Dimensions, circulation, material palette, equipment, storage and delivery access should be considered together before the final product or finish is confirmed.
Record wall lengths, clear circulation, door swings, windows, ceiling height and the usable footprint. For storage and consoles, include access for doors, drawers, records, equipment and cables.
Walnut, oak, ash, upholstery, metal and glass should work as one palette. Mid-Century and Nordic pieces can sit together, but the room should still have a clear visual hierarchy rather than becoming a mixed catalogue.
Listening rooms, Hi-Fi furniture, coffee stations and lighting need practical ventilation, power, cable routing, equipment clearances and service access. Electrical products are confirmed for the destination market before supply.
Large furniture and equipment should be checked against stairs, lifts, doorways and site access. Apollo confirms product dimensions, finish, quantity and freight; site installation and local trade work are separately scoped.
SKELVAR approach
SKELVAR's vinyl section connects directly to Mid-Century Furniture, Nordic Furniture, Hi-Fi, Coffee & Espresso, Lighting, Acoustic Interiors and complete Listening Rooms. Product pages will state useful dimensions and equipment considerations once individual supply products are confirmed.
Start with the room, dimensions and preferred styleProduct status
Configuration, technical evidence, interfaces, exposure or destination requirements need product-specific review before the final supply package is confirmed.
Status signals describe Apollo's current product record and project pathway. They do not replace project-specific engineering, testing, local approvals or destination compliance review.
Connected project pathway
Curated furniture, vinyl, Hi-Fi, cinema, listening, coffee, lighting and acoustic-interior pathways.
Open pathway Editorial ownerSKELVAR JournalRoom-first guidance for furniture, listening, vinyl, lighting, coffee and acoustic interiors.
Open pathway PlannerListening Room PlannerPlan speaker, seating, sources, storage, furniture and room-surface relationships.
Open pathway TechnicalTechnical & Specifier CentreUse current product evidence, controlled technical information and professional project resources.
Open pathway Project workspaceMy Apollo ProjectSave furniture, audio and room-system pathways before manual review.
Open pathwayComplete the project
Match record storage with amplification, sources and speakers selected around the actual room.
Coordinate storage, listening position, seating, equipment ventilation and cable management together.
Complete the listening environment with Mid-Century or Nordic lighting pathways.
Add room treatment where reflection control and listening quality need to be addressed.
Related discovery is a catalogue recommendation, not a statement of technical compatibility. Final interfaces and project requirements are reviewed separately.
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