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A record stand that stores 200 albums and shows off the covers you're proudest of

A black record player stand for up to 200 albums, with a front display shelf and an optional wall mount to show sleeves as art.

Bulk storage for the collection, a turntable surface on top, and face-out display for the covers you want on show — floor and wall in one system.

£109
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A black record player stand that files up to 200 albums, holds your turntable on top, and puts a front display shelf out front so the covers you're playing or proudest of face into the room like framed art. An optional wall mount lets you extend the display upward and free floor space, so you can build a combined floor-and-wall storage system rather than choosing one or the other.

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Up to 200 AlbumsHigh-capacity storage that can hold a whole collection, not just a rotation.
Front Display ShelfA face-out shelf shows the covers you're playing or proudest of, like framed art.
Optional Wall MountExtend the display onto the wall to free the floor and turn sleeves into decor.
Turntable On TopA top surface for your record player, so the whole system lives together.

About this turntable stands

Bikoney Record Player Stand with Display Shelf

This Bikoney stand is built around a simple insight: collectors want to store the many and show the few. It does both. The bulk of a collection — up to 200 albums — files away in the stand's storage, while a front display shelf holds a handful of sleeves face-out, so the record you're playing or the cover you love most faces into the room like a piece of framed art. The turntable sits on top, tying the whole system together.

The display shelf is what separates this from plain bulk storage. A collection filed spine-out is efficient but invisible; a few covers turned face-on bring the artwork back into the room and change with your mood or your listening. It's the record-shop trick of a 'now playing' rack, built into a piece that also holds everything else.

The optional wall mount extends that idea vertically. Fit it and you can push some of the display onto the wall, freeing floor space and turning a stretch of blank wall into rotating cover art. Used together, the freestanding stand and the wall mount make a combined floor-and-wall system, so you're not forced to choose between storing on the floor and displaying on the wall.

In black, built from wood and metal, it's designed to carry a serious load and look composed doing it. Keep the deck central on top, load the storage evenly so the stand stays balanced, and if you fit the wall mount, fix it properly into studs or with the right heavy-duty fixings — a shelf of records is real weight and deserves a secure hold.

The details

Specifications

BrandBikoney
TypePlayer stand with display shelf
Record capacityUp to 200 albums
DisplayFront face-out shelf
Wall mountOptional, included
TopTurntable surface
ColourBlack
MaterialWood and metal

Bikoney Record Player Stand with Display Shelf

£109

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Got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the display shelf actually do?

It holds a few record sleeves facing out into the room, rather than filed spine-out like the rest. You use it to show the album you're playing or the covers you're proudest of, so the artwork is on display and easy to swap as your listening changes.

Do I have to use the wall mount?

No — it's optional. The stand works fully as a freestanding piece. The wall mount is there if you want to extend the display upward, free some floor space and turn a bit of wall into rotating cover art. You can fit it later or not at all.

How many records does it hold in total?

Up to 200 albums in the main storage, based on standard single LPs. Thicker gatefolds and boxed sets bring that down a little. The display shelf holds a few more, face-out, on top of that.

How do I fit the wall mount safely?

Fix it into wall studs or use the correct heavy-duty fixings for your wall type, and check them periodically. A shelf of records carries real weight, so a secure fixing matters — if you're unsure about your wall, have it fitted by someone who can assess it.

Can it hold my turntable as well?

Yes. There's a top surface sized for a record player, so the deck, the stored collection and the display all live in one place. Keep the turntable central and the storage evenly loaded for stability.

Is there much assembly?

It's a flat-pack piece of furniture, so expect a moderate build with the included fittings, plus optional wall-mount installation if you choose to use it. Full instructions are in the box.

Is delivery free?

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

The complete guide

Store the many, show the few: combining floor storage with wall display

4 min read Crate & Groove

The tension at the heart of record storage is that you want to keep a lot of records and look at only a few of them. A stand with a display shelf and a wall-mount option is designed around exactly that split, and this guide covers how to use both halves well.

Bulk storage and a shop window

Filing 200 records spine-out is efficient, but it hides all the cover art that made vinyl worth collecting. The fix isn't to display everything — that's impractical — it's to give a handful of sleeves a face-out shelf, like a shop window, while the rest file away behind. This stand builds that in: the collection stores in bulk, and a rotating few face the room.

Curating the display

Treat the display shelf as an editorial choice, not a dumping spot. Put the record you're playing on it, or the two or three covers you most want people to see, and swap them regularly. A tightly curated display of three sleeves looks far better than a crammed shelf, and it keeps the artwork feeling alive as it changes with your listening.

Adding the wall

The optional wall mount lets you take the display vertical. Fitting it frees floor space and turns a blank stretch of wall into rotating cover art above the stand. Think of the floor unit and the wall mount as one system: heavy bulk storage low down, light display up high. It's a flexible way to scale both storage and show as your collection grows.

Fixing it safely

A wall mount holding records is carrying real weight, so treat installation seriously. Fix into studs or use the correct heavy-duty fixings for your wall type, check them from time to time, and if you're at all unsure about your wall, get it fitted by someone who can assess it. On the floor unit, keep the load even and the deck central so the freestanding stand stays balanced.

The short version

Store the many and show the few. A 200-album stand with a display shelf — and a wall mount if you want it — lets you keep a whole collection tidy while turning your favourite covers, and the record that's playing, into art on the shelf and the wall.

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Floor, wall, or both?

Tell us how many records you own and whether you want covers on show, and we'll help you plan a storage-and-display setup that fits your room and your wall.

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Bikoney Record Player Stand with Display Shelf £109