Empty CD DVD Blu-ray Disc Cake Box Spindle -100 Disc Capacity

I needed to sort and store a large number of DVDs and Blu-Ray discs so I bought a half-dozen of these. They work exactly as you'd hope. I wouldn't say they were intended for rough-and-tumble handling but for sedentary storage they're perfect!

I bought one in December 2020. I'd rather use these to keep my CDs in, instead of hundreds on my bookcase shelves. DVDs/Blu-ray, fine in their original cases but not for CDs. They are beyond sturdy. They are perfect for my needs. I'll be ordering more in a few days.

The media could not be loaded.  Over many years, we've collected a surprising number of CD's. Moving into assisted living was a huge downsize. The choice came down to letting the collection go, along with everything else, or somehow shrinking its size.This was the answer. Really hurt to throw away those jackets and, of course, we don't know where individual discs are in the stack. But periodically can be sorted into our CD changer. Why do I stay with them at all? My wife has Alzheimer's Disease, loves music, preferably classical, can't finagle with equipment. A player is the only device I can count on to play continuously for several hours without interruption. Even Amazon and Pandora get knocked off the net from time to time, for one reason or another. We can't get the nearest classical fm station with our receiver because of line-of-sight issues AND that station can't manage to keep itS signal streaming over the net with ANY reliability. Thus, the CD player and need for storage. This one does the job, as the video shows.

Got my entire CD collection in 3 of these. +1 for the securely locking bottoms.

We were sorting/packing to move and needed to consolidate a LOT of gaming cd's, music cd's, movies on disc, projects, etc. We ordered 4 of these and they worked perfectly. Still have a 36X36 box full of empty clamshell cases now, but we're not dragging them around with us. Very economical too, and don't feel like they could easily be collapsed by an accident.

Simple and does it's job, holds all my discs and helped me downsize the clutter on my shelves GREATLY. It doesn't seem cheaply made and is very sturdy.

After seeing the idea online, I purchased this to store multiple large rolls of tape in my art studio. So far, I am very happy with this “outside the box” way of using it. It keeps my tapes neatly and will keep dust off them as well.

I have gotten three of these canisters for my husband to store his DVDs. He is in a nursing facility and space is at a premium. A world of entertainment is at his fingertips with his movie collection and his personal DVD player.