I've used Can-Am's cabinets ( http://can-am.ca/ ) for some years, as
they are multipurpose (CDs, DVDs, VHS) and store large numbers in a
small space (compared to standard book-case type racks). One of their
standard 3-drawer metal cabinets stores 800 CDs in jewel cases
(narrow and two-drawer cabinets for smaller numbers), and the
cabinets can be stacked. What I like is that their cabinets are
closed, not open-faced. Keeps the dust down. They are made of
heavy-duty metal. Although made of metal, they come in various
colors, and you can add wheels and a top to make them blend in quite
well with the other furniture (depending on the other furniture, of course).
Adil
http://www.boltz.com/showitems.asp?deptcode1=500
steel cd towers of all sizes.
Mike
On 7/15/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I had the same problem and I did something quite drastic because I had
> >maybe 100 cds -- they were all over my apartment, so I had a steel
> >company make me something with shelves the correct dimensions -- the
> >thing will probably outlast me!
>
> Where do you live that you can get a craftsman make you something for
> less than $1,000? (Or maybe you did pay that much.)
>
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