If you only load one side I would be worried about it tipping when being moved. But if you use it like a peninsula, coming out from a wall and load both sides it should be safe on casters.
I actually think I might make up small plywood bases and stick the units on that - I'm a bit worried about the lack of strength in the particleboard of the Kallax. They are only moving to the left and right - i have 2 units in a double wardrobe and they just fit, but I can't get all of the drawers to open where they are. All I need to do is move the units to the left and right by a centimetre or two and I'm home and hosed.
I would consider some bracing for the backside of the Kallax. I don't think they're built to handle lateral load.
Thanks. I’m now thinking I might put one of them in a different location, so I might not need to worry about it!
You could construct something like this with pieces from Simple Wood Goods: Vinyl Record Storage for Albums, LPs and 45s - Simple Wood Goods
Tactile Audio Furniture has similar designs and they also have a custom option. They are located in Colorado.
yeah..... I saw these before, and that would be perfect, but I don't want to spend $1,600 on one
tactileaudiofurniture.com
Boy, I know this feeling.
My 45 has nothing, but the 33 my wife has upstairs came with some small adhesive felt pads for the bottom, and a little strip of rubbery liner that we put down the center of the inner surface to keep records from sliding.
I was referring to AnthonyL, looks like there's some kind of black foam or something at the bottom? It's different looking than the tiny little rubber I got with mine. Wondering if it's a DIY thing.
I have a piece of shelf liner in mine. My 45 came with whatever they send now.
The 33 I have has a like 1"x3" strip that is utterly useless. I would rather that just not ship that at all and cut down on waste.
Oh, that works fine for ours. Hm.
I just let the records raw dog the flipbin. It's usually always full anyway.
