Price: $930.95
(as of May 21, 2024 09:58:41 UTC – Details)
Revolving Media Towers will brighten up any room in your home. Because these towers rotate a full 360 degrees you will never have to strain your neck locating your favorite Movie, CD, DVD, Blu-ray, Video Cassette or Video Game. The incorporated Swivel plate mechanism is made of super strong fiber glass rated to hold 400 lbs. This is the equivalent weight of 2000 cds, dvds or blu-rays in their cases. They will spin smoothly. We have 4 models from which to choose so identifying the perfect match should be easy. Racks N Cabinets Towers are constructed from durable, stain resistant, laminated wood composites that include MDF. Our towers are stain resistant and easy to clean. Assembly required. Made in the USA. Media Capacity: XLarge-1600 Model 2393 Holds 1600 CDs, 756 DVDs, or 840 Blu Rays, 756 Wii Games, 756 Xbox Games, 756 PS4/PS5 Games. All models are available in black, cherry, oak or walnut.
Venture Horizon 4-Sided Media Storage Spinner Revolves 360 degrees
Holds 1600 CDs, 756 DVDs, or 840 Blu Rays, 756 Wii Games, 756 Xbox Games, 756 PS4/PS5 Games
Rack can store CD, DVD, Blu Ray, Wii Game, Xbox Game, PS4 Game, PS5 Game, Manga, Book
Assembled Media Tower Dimensions: 24″ L x 24″ W x 63″ H
Made in USA
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Jon –
Two things really stood out to me with this product. Number one being the directions are extremely simple to follow the second being the âLazy Susanâ being very cheap plastic considering this is the largest DVD storage solution it comes with a terrible lazy Susan there is no way I would trust all that weight to stand on the Lazy Susan. I ended up following most peoples advice in the review section and getting a metal 12 inch Lazy Susan.On a sidenote, I would also mention the box arrived in perfect condition. I had no issues with any of the pieces I would purchase again, but canât give this five stars because of the Lazy Susan.
Brian Skala –
I was previously using a shelving unit that was not designed to stack cd’s and on top of that I was running out of room. This thing was intriguing to me: I can rotate it and it uses up less space and have twice as much space? I have about 800 cds and growing, growing, growing. This claims it can hold up to 1600 standard size cd’s. We will see.Here’s what you need to know: They will be shipped in two separate boxes. The long box is for the side panels and inner panels. The small, square box is for the bases and hardware. They may arrive at different dates so something to be aware.Very glad I read the review on this. Had never heard of a “lazy susan” before but know what it is. This comes with a cheap piece of plastic spinner. I’d like to know how with the weight of the cabinet and my cd’s this will not only rotate correctly but will it crack eventually? I recently wrote a email to the company haven’t heard back why a metal one is not used instead. Important note: If you buy the metal lazy susan take the plastic one and trash it, you wont’ need it. Don’t use it to align with the metal one. You do NOT need to drill holes in the aftermarket nor would advice it. The only thing I wish I did was tape it on a couple of sides to hold it but once the two bottom panels are placed it stayed center for me and it won’t move off center when rotating the cabinet.So got a aftermarket one on Amazon pictured next to the plastic one it comes with. The downside with assembling it is getting this to stay center when putting the center bolt that connects the base at the bottom. Other then that works great.One of the panels was not cut correctly. It’s actually 1/8 inch shorter then the other 3 and has a small, nearly unnoticeable gap at the bottom. I measured all the panels and found it was actually a tad shorter. The panels were not that easy to get on and on top of that the tabs which are also plastic pushing all those tabs in hurt my hand at the end. In fact my whole body has been hurting for a couple days assembling this.Other then that it’s pretty awesome and mostly satisfied with the product. As I said and others, buying an aftermarket lazy susan is mandatory. I would be hating myself if the one it comes with broke and now trying to attempt to disassemble it to replace it so make sure you buy it.Looks great in my living room!
wyrenutt –
The Plastic Lazy Susan to rotate Media Tower is almost useless. Buy the 12″ Metal Lazy Susan ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071ZD31Z5?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details ) and insure you will not have any issues in the future for rotating it. Attach the Lazy Susan using # 8-32 Screws and # 8-323 T Nut Inserts along with using some 1/4″ thick Plastic Adhesive Mount Floor/Carpet Glides on the bottom and between the two boards to provide some extra stability/support as it rotates. Do not use wood/sheet metals screws as they will strip out. The wide portion of the Metal Lazy Susan is mount down. The T-Nuts will be installed on the Bottom where they cannot be seen and the other set of T Nuts will be installed on the top side near the center and will be hidden once you assemble the Media Tower. The only real part is making sure the Lazy Susan is aligned/centered and later in cutting down the # 8-32 Screws to the correct length. Also, once you have everything ready to put together, clean out the sawdust from inside of the Lazy Susan and then put some heavy wheel bearing grease onto the bearings. It will take a few hours and you need some woodworking skills/knowledge to do this, but once you are done it will rotate a lot better and last a long time.
Bonnie Hager –
This was a gift for my brother, I put it together for him. We were missing one shelf and I emailed the company. They got back to me in less then 15 min that they were shipping the shelf and I received it a day and a half later. It holds a lot and we are very happy with the purchase!
William M. LeDoux –
Looks good. Large capacity. Included âlazy susanâ is adequate (i.e., I didnât need the âheavy dutyâ lazy susan I purchased.)