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Prepare your records for moving by removing each one from its original cardboard album cover and placing it inside a specialized poly inner sleeve for better protection. Ensure that the packing boxes you find have the proper dimensions to hold your LPs safely and are sturdy enough to eliminate the chance of breakage.

Use a small moving box or a book box to perfectly pack and store your vinyl records, so they can last a lifetime. (Quick note: a book box does not have handles to help carry it.) The correct size and square shape are ideal because the corners of the records can lay flat.

Vinyl records should always be stored vertically! If you stack your records, you put them at risk of warping. Don't do that! Organize by size; different sizes should not be placed together.

In my experience, the best way to mail out a 45rpm record is to wrap it in bubble wrap and stick it in a small, sturdy pizza takeout box. Use boxes. I used to work at a Mailboxes Etc (now UPS Store). UPS rules for breakable items are 2" of padding on each side of the item.

For extra protection, you can wrap individual records in a thin layer of paper or bubble wrap, or fill the boxes and the gaps between records with thick cardboard, foam, packing paper or bubble wrap ? just always keep them upright and don't stack your records on top of each other.

Records shouldn't be stored horizontally, or flat. As you will see, archival record boxes are designed for the records to be stood and stored vertically. Storing vinyl records flat can place too much pressure on the records lower in the stack causing damage over time.

Buy a Plastic Vinyl Record Sleeve The most important things to protect against are moisture and dust when storing records. In addition to the inner sleeve protecting the record itself, you will want to purchase a plastic vinyl record sleeve to protect the cover as well.