Wall mounts that turn the record you are playing into the art
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- renters with a small wall to fill, home offices, and anyone whose records currently live in a milk crate on the floor
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- Each ledge needs two screws in the wall, so a six-piece grid means twelve holes to patch if you move
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A six-pack of floating vinyl display ledges in pine with a matte walnut finish, each sized to hold a standard 12-inch LP jacket face out. The shelf lip is shallow and cut low so the album art is almost entirely unobstructed, which is the difference between a record display and a regular picture ledge. Mounting hardware is included and each ledge takes two screws. Because they are sold as a set of six you can run them in a row or stagger them into a grid, and swapping the record takes a second, so the wall changes with whatever you are listening to. Best fit: renters with a small wall to fill, home offices, and anyone whose records currently live in a milk crate on the floor.
Pros
- Shallow lip leaves the album art almost fully visible, unlike deeper picture ledges
- Set of six lets you do a row or a staggered grid without buying twice
- Swapping records takes a second, so the wall changes with what you are playing
- Pine with a matte walnut finish rather than glossy plastic
Cons
- Each ledge needs two screws in the wall, so a six-piece grid means twelve holes to patch if you move
Frequently asked questions
Will it hold a double album or a gatefold sleeve?
Yes for standard 12-inch jackets including most gatefolds. Very thick box sets are a tighter fit and can sit proud of the lip.
Do I need to hit a stud?
Not for a record sleeve, which weighs very little. Standard drywall anchors are fine. Hitting a stud is only worth it if you plan to lean something heavier on the ledge.
Does it hold the record or just the sleeve?
It displays the jacket. Keep the vinyl itself in its inner sleeve and stored upright elsewhere, since leaving records on a sunlit wall is hard on them.
Can I use these for books or art prints instead?
Yes. They work as small picture ledges for 12-inch prints, framed photos, or thin books, though the shallow lip means nothing very thick will sit securely.
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