Please share photos of your Vinyl cabinet/shelving

We have a ladder that works with the room.  We keep it in the media room closet (not pictured).  It helps that the albums are alphabetical by artist with only the classical section sorted independent and the rest of genres together.

donlduck, I like how clean it all looks. BTW, I'm a Disney artist by trade...I see you have a few pics of the mouse around your house.

@1111art Interesting career! Your profile pic has Aubrey Beardsley vibes.

Thanks 1111art.  I was in the film and video business for 50 years and we did both 3D and 2D animation along the way.  I became a Disney fan as a very young child mostly through the Comic Book stories of Carl Barks.  We had an ex Disney animator on staff for a while who worked there in the 40's and 50's.  He shared some animation drawings with me and at least one of them shows up on the wall.  I also collected many other items on my on, but as time marches on the time to let some of it find a new home looms large.  Same holds true of my audio obsession.  Things like a Quad preamp from the mid 70's.  

My large collection of LPs and 78s are shelved in custom made wall units.  My records moved about 1/8" during the 1994 Northridge earthquake, a few miles from my then home.   The cost is higher then EKET and KALLAX but superior.  3/4" thick melamine surfaced MDF (or is it high density fiberboard-I forgot)  with 20" wide shelves, stacked 7 rows high, screwed into 2X6 studs in the walls.  I use a step stool for the top shelf (I'm 5'11").  To house 17,000 LPs and 4,000 78s (half my collection) the cost in June, 2019 was $5,000 on 3 walls.   I used my 1993 identical shelving from my former house in a shed and garage to store an additional 7,500 LPs.