Diy cd storage

Do you have a CD collection that you can't part with, but are puzzled on how to store them all? If so, check out these CD storage ideas.

Not only does this IKEA Hacker project by Huib von Essen reuse and refresh three discontinued IKEA BOALT CD racks, but the solution even incorporates 15 clear empty CD cases as transparent shelves for displaying small items (on a related note, CD racks installed horizontally also work great as toy shelving/display) …and you know you’ve got at least a few of those empty cases laying around somewhere.

I am absolutely in love with our new DVD wall. We had to clear a closet to make room for our expanding family. Now the coat closet in the li...

Showing off your book collection is never goes out in style. Book brings color, warmth and personality to your space and it is also fun to curl up with. You can store your book with a simple open-backed shelving unit that is unique and could be a useful for a room divider. It is offer the illusion of a separate space without completely closing it off visually and it is allow light to flow through to both sides of the room and provide storage at the same time.

Improved Ikea Benno CD Shelf: Three IKEA Benno CD/DVD shelves side by side. Question: What's wrong ? Answer: all intermediate vertical panels come twice. Find it ugly, or space-wasting, or both ? Here is how to fix the issue.

An updated version of this hack that's more permanent. That hack required lining the box with plastic - this version recycles other parts of the box, using

1 x Hand made storage box for CDs (holds about 60 per box). Created to fit in the IKEA Kallax/Expedit range of shelving (See the second and last picture) Designed, produced and hand finished with care (by me, a record collector, for record/CD collectors) in the United Kingdom from 12mm MDF. Delivered fully built. So there's no messing about with assembly. The features: - Fixed together with high strength (resin based) adhesive, pins and screws. - Rounded edges and corners. - Cool round…

Last week we received a surprising email from a reader. The subject line: "Will you be doing a piece on storing CD collections?" "Yes, some of us still hav