Crosley
Asheville Low Record Storage Console
Elevate your vinyl collection with the Asheville Low Record Storage Console. Designed for the discerning music lover, this console offers a stylish home for your records and turntable. Its mid-century modern aesthetic, finished in rich walnut wood veneer, complements various decor styles. Ample storage is provided by two crate-style bins and two center shelves, capable of holding hundreds of records. The spacious top surface is perfectly suited for your record player, making this console a functional and attractive centerpiece for any music room.
$223.39
Owner Satisfaction
3.8
/ 5
Category Rank
729
/ 786
#729 in Media Storage Cabinets & Racks
Price vs Category Average
-85%
Below average
Dimensions
20.560.1316
/ "H x "W x "D
Who it's for
- Optimized Vinyl Storage
- Mid-Century Modern Aesthetic
- Integrated Turntable Surface
Who should skip it
- Material Quality Concerns
- Complex Assembly Required
- Limited Weight Bearing Capacity
Key Specs
Dimensions
20.5"H x 60.13"W x 16"D
Product Weight
52.36 lbs
Material
Wood veneer
Assembly Required
Supplier Intended Use
Residential Use Only
Crate-style shelves hold up to 80 records each (40-lb weight limit)
Center shelves hold up to 75 vinyl records each (35-lb weight limit)
Console top weight limit
50 lbs
Features
- Mid-century modern design
- Holds up to 315 vinyl records
- Top surface for turntable
- Two crate-style flip bins
- Two standard record shelves
- Rich walnut wood veneer finish
- Tapered legs with levelers
- Supports modern farmhouse decor
What customers say
Overall customer sentiment for the Asheville Walnut Low Record Storage Console is moderately positive, driven primarily by its appealing mid-century modern aesthetic and practical functionality for vinyl enthusiasts. Customers frequently praise the console's stylish walnut finish and low-profile design, noting that it integrates seamlessly into various home decor settings and is particularly well-suited for smaller living spaces. The core function—storing LPs—is highly rated, with the compartments accommodating records neatly and efficiently. However, the enthusiasm is significantly tempered by recurring concerns regarding product quality and construction materials. As is typical with flat-pack furniture in this price range, reviewers often cite issues related to the particle board (MDF) construction, including minor damage upon delivery (scratches or dings), slight misalignment of pre-drilled holes, and the overall lack of durability compared to solid wood. The thin cardboard back panel is a frequent point of criticism, detracting from the perceived sturdiness of the unit. While assembly is generally reported as manageable, the final consensus is that this console is a highly attractive and functional piece that serves its purpose well, but buyers must manage expectations regarding the material quality. It is viewed as a great starter piece for collectors prioritizing style and budget over heirloom construction.
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