The Enzo Large Record Storage Cube Bookcase sets the stage for your favorite music. Designed for vinyl collectors, this console offers open shelving tailored for vinyl storage, with a spacious top for your favorite record player. Its clean and simple design adds a modern edge to your space, while concealed cable management cutouts ensure a clutter-free setup.
I received the Enzo 6 Cube Record stand pretty quickly, although the box was pretty well beat up in shipping. I took me about 2-1/2 hours to put together; it went together well, without any real issues. The end product looks good, is sturdy and should function well for storing my albums. I figure it will hold around 420 albums, which I am putting in vinyl sleeves. I added a piece of 1 x 2, painted black, in the back of each cubicle, so the record albums don't get pushed up against the back, which is fairly flimsy. I also added LED strip lighting to each cubicle which turned out very well and should help with search efforts, when looking for an album to play.
I would have given Five Stars for this cabinet but for a couple of minor issues.
1. The instructions are not as detailed as they could be and had me guessing in a couple of instances, as to exactly how certain parts should go. I have extensive experience in reading design drawings; a these were lacking in detail and had me guessing, in a couple of instances. One thing that the instructions don't tell you to do, is to make sure the steel tube base is square and plumb. You can do this with a square; square it in all directions before setting the wood cabinet onto it. Also, after putting the cabinet on the base, before installing the back, make sure the ends are plumb. I used a level and had to tweak the cabinet a bit to get it as plumb as I could on each end. Once both ends are plumb, install the back. Once the base is tightened to the cabinet and the back is put on, it is a pretty sturdy piece.
2. There were a couple of finish issues on two corners of the unit, one is on a back corner of the top and won't be seen. The other is on the front, bottom left corner, where the edge material has a wrinkle and creates a gap. I filled it with black super glue and it will not be readily noticeable, to most people. I've shown a couple of photos of that issue. It would be on the lower left corner of my first photo and is fairly insignificant, now.. Albert. Sparks, NV. Thu Oct 01 2026
