gabecb

This may be the wrong forum for this, but does anyone know the company that makes these storage units:
http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com/dvd.cfm?itemID=LDE15005D
DDD wont ship them outside the US, and they are not offered on their Canadian site either. It would be really nice to get my whole collection in ONE unit!
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

fender69

Leslie Dame cdv1500

John*D

Leslie Dame.

This site ships to Canada, but don't have the 1500, only the 1000. I've never used them, only did a quick search to find them...

http://www.prepacmediaspinners.com/demustra10.html

Do some searching for "leslie dame" and "ship to Canada" and you might eventually find someone that offers the CD-1500 and ships to CA.



Good luck.

pmreed

I bought one of those units during the last DDD 20% off sale with the idea it would hold all my 1000 or so DVDs. No such luck, figure 630 average size cases. It breaks down to 6 shelves per section, with each shelf holding 35 cases times 3 sections. Box sets sit comfortably across the top, so you can figure another 110 there. I had to buy the two section matching unit to hold everything with space to spare. I like the units themselves; they were easy to put together and look very nice. I'd add a photo of my setup, but I don't know how to post pics on this forum.

Phil

JohnIan

Ok.

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Filmmaker

Anybody know of a storage medium of this size, but with a locking door/cover?

DVDave1963

Build one ... I built one for a guy that holds 2000 DVD's from floor to ceiling, now if I get time I'll build one for myself.

pmreed

Here are the racks. That's a CD 1000 MULTI-MEDIA STORAGE-OAK on the left, a CDV 1500 MULTI-MEDIA STORAGE-OAK on the right. Thanks JohnIan for the posting help.



Phil

BKenn01

How do these do with storing dvd box sets. The shelves I have now are cheap and are falling apart.

pmreed

Very solid BKenn01. Each shelf is just over 20" long and almost 5/8" thick! They each mount to the uprights with 4 metal pegs for adjustment except for the middle shelves, which are fixed and form part of the structure. I'm sure they can handle anything you want to put on them. Having adjustable shelves also means that it's easy to set up an area for those tall boxes like the E.T. Ultimate Gift Set. Those I put on the bottom shelf so they don't stick out. It's hard to see in my small picture, but they're in the large unit down on the bottom right. When completed, the structure is quite rigid; I've been very pleased with mine.
I just wish I'd been able to buy the second unit during the sale. But, no matter, I needed it, so I bought it. Using the top also, I figure I've got space now for over 1200 cases including a number of the oversize boxes.

Phil

corysontag

I recently purchased a system from Boltz and love it first system and will be ordering 2 more next week. Holds 700 and able to add to it