Bring timeless character and practical storage into your home with a handmade rustic record cabinet, individually crafted to order in my Kent workshop.
Designed for vinyl lovers and interior enthusiasts alike, each cabinet is built to your exact dimensions—creating a beautiful, functional statement piece tailored perfectly to your space.
Perfect for Vinyl Record Storage
This cabinet comfortably stores your LPs and Records while keeping them protected and easy to access.
Standard Size (as shown):
Length: 120cm
Depth: 40cm
Height: 70cm
Internal shelf height: 35cm (ideal for vinyl records)
Need a different size? I offer fully bespoke dimensions at no extra hassle—just message me with your requirements or a sketch.
Premium Quality Materials
Made from kiln-dried redwood (joinery-grade timber)
Far superior to scaffold board or reclaimed wood furniture
Designed to resist warping, cracking, and splitting
Built to Last
Solid wood construction with 5cm thick top and sides
Shelves are rebated into the frame for maximum strength
Heavy-duty, durable design
Delivered fully assembled and ready to use
Each cabinet is treated with high-quality Briwax, giving it:
A rich, natural tone, smooth, durable finish
Unique character in every piece
Bespoke layouts and sizes available
Want to paint it yourself? Choose an unfinished version and receive 15% off (message for code)
Carefully packaged for safe arrival
Have a specific idea in mind? I’m happy to create something unique just for you—send over your dimensions or inspiration.
Handcrafted furniture, built with care, made to last, and designed around you.
Free UK delivery included
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Sustainability
Sustainability at Rusticabby
Sustainability has been a focus for Rusticabby since I started in 2019. It began by ensuring all the raw materials are responsibly sourced, and as I’ve grown so has my commitment to sustainability.
I continually look at how I operate and whether I can improve.
RESPONSIBLE. ETHICAL. SUSTAINABLE.
RESPONSIBLY SOURCED TIMBER
Handcrafting solid wood furniture everyday, I'm only too aware of the responsibility and the potential environmental impact if our timbers are not sustainably sourced.
The beautiful timbers we use are grown in sustainably managed forests that have certifications from the FSC and PEFC governing bodies.
FSC is the Forest Stewardship Council, and the PEFC is the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification. Both are international, non-profit, non-governmental organisations which promote sustainable forest management.
As a furniture manufacturer and retailer I work with our suppliers to ensure the timbers have the appropriate certifications, and that I am responsibly sourcing our timbers from well-managed forests.
PACKAGING
As an online retailer I do have to send furniture and accessories to customers. This of course requires packaging to ensure they’re not damaged on their way to you.
At the moment I use a combination of cardboard, plastic film and bubble wrap.
The bubble wrap is made from 30% recycled material and is also 100% recyclable.
Cardboard, bubble wrap and plastic wrapping are widely recycled, either as part of your household waste collections or at local waste recycling centres. You can find your nearest location by visiting Recycle Now. https://www.recyclenow.com/what-to-do-with/bubblewrap-0
What we do – I am always looking into ways to both reduce the amount of packaging used, and at alternatives.
What you can do – If you receive an order from us, please do take your packaging to be recycled.
WASTE NOT WANT NOT
By its very nature, the manufacturing of solid wood furniture creates waste materials. However, I strive to reduce waste across my business. It’s an on-going process, but here are just a few of the ways that I am diverting waste products from landfill.
Sawdust - All the sawdust is re-used. Making solid wood furniture and shelves from timbers does create sawdust. All sawdust is collected through extraction units, generating approximately, twelve bags of sawdust each week, amounting to 12,000 litres. It's then packaged up and distributed to local stables where it is used as bedding for horses, among other re-uses.
Wood Off-cuts – Through both the design and manufacture processes, I ensure that wood waste is kept to an absolute minimum. All off-cuts are either reused for smaller products, or are used as fuel in a clean-fuel furnace to heat the workshop.
Cardboard – any cardboard packaging in received deliveries gets re-used on site. I’ve have purchased a cardboard shredder that creates a packing material that is now use to wrap and pack smaller items ready for dispatch.