








🎬 Store in Style: Where Function Meets Fashion!
The Atlantic 52-DVD/Blu-ray Disc Tower in Gunmetal is a sleek storage solution that holds up to 52 discs. With a compact design measuring 8" x 9" x 42.2" and weighing just 1.63 pounds, it’s perfect for maximizing shelf space while adding a modern touch to your living room. Made from durable alloy steel, this freestanding rack is both lightweight and stylish, making it an ideal choice for any media collection.




| Item Weight | 1.63 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 8"D x 9"W x 42.2"H |
| Style Name | Rack |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Finish Types | Steel |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Required Assembly | No |
| Mounting Type | Freestanding |
| Room Type | Living Room |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Game Tower |
| Shelf Type | Tiered Shelf |
| Number of Shelves | 52 |
| Additional Features | Space Saving, Lightweight |
K**I
I can't live without this thing
Edit: 04/05/12I bought two more of these and couldn't be happier. I am currently fitting my Wii games on there as well as all of my PSP games (although the PSP games are "smaller" than a standard DVD box in width, but in height it's the same), AND best of all, i'm fitting a ton of my manga on it! All standard Japanese size manga (comic) books as well as, say, Tokyopop ones, fit fantastically on it. Out of my stack of about 40 manga, only one standard sized volume didn't fit, and it was due to the thickness of the book. All my other ones fit fine (some slightly tighter than others, but no shoving/cramming! I love my manga far too much to risk damaging any). Only issue you may run across is that as you're putting the books in with the spine shown outwards, the pages may split at the shelf metal, so you just have to be a bit more careful when sliding your books in there. If it took me 2 seconds to slide a game box in there, it only took around 5-7 seconds (or 10 seconds if i'm having a thicker book) to put a book in there instead.Another thing I noticed is that since these are towers, not a real book shelf, you can actually put one tower in front of the other to conserve space, and just move towers around to get to whichever "shelf" you want. WAY more convenient than double stacking (like front and back stacking) on a single bookshelf!I think i want to buy another 2 more (to bring my total to 5)!Single complaint though. I bought two of these together, and amazon shipped them to me in two separate ginormous boxes (the boxes are big enough to fit a 64" TV -_-;;; ). SEPARATE boxes even though I bought them in one go, AND it's clear that you can fit more than one of these towers in a single box. Hell you can probably fit 4 (though in the spirit of making sure nothing gets scratched or dented, 2-3 with a layer of tissue between each would be perfectly fine). Amazon, please help in not wasting so much cardboard (it should save YOU a little money in packaging too!)Original review:I've been in need of some kinda space-saving organizer for my PS2 vidoegames for a while now. they're taking up precious shelf space that needs to go toward my manga and books lol, so after a lot of deliberating, i ended up picking this up. I SO do not regret it! in fact it's one of my best purchases to date.I got the 52 one, and I'm not sure if PS2 game cases are a little thicker (or perhaps it's just "fuller" filling due to the instruction booklet?) but i had no issues with the cases sliding around. All standard cases fit fine, and i was able to fit some slightly larger DVDs on the bottom couple of spaces (which are a smidgen taller). I also have no issues with it falling over/being unstable or anything of the sort. I don't have a pet tho (i can see how that would affect things). I have it placed in a corner next to my bookshelf, on carpet. it's not touching the wall or the bookshelf, but i think since it's in a corner, it's also out of the way and not easily messed with.I'm pretty anal about how things fit too, and had no trouble with making all my games aligned properly. taking a game out never threatens to topple it, and i never had trouble with taking one game out resulting in several other games around it sliding out or being misaligned.It IS too bad that the slots are a little too wide for blu ray cases. those are just thin enough and short enough that it might be more difficult to keep 'em on the shelf. It's doable, but might upset people who have lower irritation tolerance lol.I'm very tempted to get a 2nd one for any stray DVDs i own!
B**D
NICE STORAGE
Very easy to assemble. Only 2 items to put together. Piece of cake. Blu Rays are a little small for this rack but work ok. On carpet very easy to tip over. But hard floors no problem.
J**.
Works for DVD's. but not Bluray
Having a substantial collection of DVD's and Bluray's, I decided that purchasing a rack would be beneficial for organization and quick selection of movies and games. After browsing for a decent rack that didn't cost a fortune, I settled on the Nestable rack.Pros:The rack fits standard size dvd cases, as well as cases with cardboard slip covers (albiet with an extremely snug fit). The bottom slot is thrice the size of the regular disk slots, allowing for special cases to be stored. Above the top slot, room exists for a slightly larger case. The metal used is sturdy enough to handle all the disks.Cons:Bluray disks do not fit well in this rack. If you need to store more than 2 or 3 Bluray movies, look for something designed for them. In order to store bluray disks, you must place them almost perfectly in the center of the slot, and any jarring of the rack will cause them to fall out of place, hang haphazardly out of the shelf, or just fall out altogether.Another problem with the rack is stability. When the rack is empty, it is extremely easy to knock over due to its weight. When placing disks, inserting in any order other than from the very bottom up will cause the rack to become top-heavy.Other:The packaging for the shelves consists of two boxes taped together. When travelling over long distances, the boxes have a tendency to separate in certain areas, creating a slight disconfort when examining it.Overall, I found the rack to be extremely useful, but the bluray disk problem may be a major deterrent from purchasing it, especially since it is advertised as such.
M**S
Cool Shelf. Where'd you get it?
"Oh that? I just bought it off of Amazon.com, the best place to buy shelves, broski!"See that? That's me being satisfied with the reaction this shelf got me at a party I just had. I got this shelf and hafta say it's pretty sweet, bro. It came on the date it was supposed to and it came in awesome condition! I use it to hold all my DVDs and whatnot in order to clear up some space for activities and stuff.This thing does it all, man. It'll hold yer DVDs, Blu-Rays (gotta finesse it, brah!), CDs (stacked 'em on top of some of the DVDs) and other discs if you experiment a bit. I'm pretty happy with this shelf. It did shake a bit on the carpet originally, but if you use the cardboard from the box it ships in and cut of a square bit enough for it to sit on, you'll be in business in no time!All in all I give the shelf a 10/10. Will probably buy from this website again, just cause.
A**R
Great Price & holds a lot.
I bought 2 of these. It holds a lot of DVD’s. Easy assembly.
M**Y
Its fine
It's a little pricy and it tips over sometimes and breaks apart and I have to snap it back together. It holds plenty and works pretty good. the wire is sturdy for the disks but when it tips on certain surfaces it sucks.
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