Dvd Cabinet With Glass Doors
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You have gone to great lengths to collect the best of your favorite movies in DVD form. So, why are you hiding them in that cabinet with solid doors? Instead, one of these sturdy and attractive DVD cabinets with glass doors might be more your speed. They are built with ease of finding your next cinematic choice in mind. See collection for details.
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Glass Door Multimedia Cabinet
This beautiful Multimedia cabinet can hold up 1400 CDs, 672 DVDs or 392 VHS tapes. It features four sliding glass doors which are equipped in decorative handles. There are 36 adjustable shelves. It was constructed of veneers and MDF.
Glass Door Multimedia Cabinet
This amazing and stylish multimedia cabinet is gonna bring a huge dose of design and functionality to every kind of living room. Don't hesitate, check it out and enjoy an extraordinary look in your house!
612 Series Multimedia Storage Cabinet
A contemporary, multimedia storage cabinet which is made from high-quality woods only. The base is irregular but very stable and sturdy. It features two doors with a lot of space behind them. It can be used to keep personal stuff.
Sauder file cabinet harbor view collection
This cabinet is designed for the storage of documents and other items.
Sauder Edge Water Smartcenter Secretary Estate Black Finish
A quite large (35.433"W x 19.449"D x 55.394"H) piece of furniture that brings a modern style and provides additional storage space in the house. Its black colour matches any decor, so the product can be used in different indoors.
Sauder harbor view lateral file cabinet in distressed antiqued white
This cabinet is a small, but very spacious piece of furniture created for people who are looking for elements that store documents. This product has got four small storage shelves and one spacious drawer for larger items.
No more place to organize CDs and DVDs? Maximize the storage capacity of your interior by adding a media storage cabinet with sliding frosted glass door and many tiers inside, incorporated into a bright wooden frame.
Elegant and full of grace, the Wood Cabinet with Glass Doors offers capacious storage space along with vintage design. Glass double doors reveal five adjustable shelves made for holding DVDs, Blu-ray, and music records.
BILLY/BILLY VALBO Bookcase with glass doors - medium brown - IKEA {I'm not sure where I would put this, but I love this}
When you lack on floor space, you don't need to worry - wall mounted media cabinets with sliding doors, like this one, are just perfect for you and they are able to solve much of your storing prolems.
Buying Guide
How to style a DVD cabinet with glass doors?
A DVD cabinet with glass doors presents a bit of a styling challenge, as the busy-ness of multi-colored DVDs and transparent glass doors don’t offer much room to hide. Try organizing your DVDs by color to reduce eyestrain when you’re looking at your DVDs. Another option might be to remove the colored inserts from your DVDs and add a more neutral DIY label to your DVD covers instead.
You’ll also want to consider leaving room for some empty space when you’re styling your DVD cabinet. This is helpful if you’re planning on growing your collection - and it also allows your eyes a bit of space to relax when you’re looking at your DVD cabinet.
How do you organize DVDs in a cabinet?
The best way to organize DVDs in a DVD cabinet with glass doors is to do so in alphabetical order starting from the top shelf: that way, it’ll be easier to find the movie you’re looking for, especially if you’re also planning on following the stylistic tips that we’ve provided in the previous question.
If you do that, be sure to leave 3 or 4 inches in between each DVD row and the side of your DVD cabinet with glass doors, so that you won’t need to reorganize them every time you buy a new one.
Another effective way to store them is to divide them by genre: action movies, horrors, musicals, and so on.
