Quick answer: Choose a stand that puts the turntable at about waist height (28–36 inches), is deep enough for the plinth (14–18 inches) and stores records upright below. Keep the stand solid and level, and place speakers on separate surfaces to avoid vibration.
Sculpted stands
A sculpted solid wood record player stand makes the turntable the room’s centerpiece.
Room for records
A record stand with storage keeps sleeves upright and dust-free.
Shelves for the rest
A floating wall shelf above holds now-playing sleeves and small speakers.
The listening seat
Add a sculptural accent chair facing the speakers.
Frequently asked questions
How tall should a record stand be?
Most people prefer the platter at 28–36 inches high.
Should speakers sit on the stand?
Better on separate stands or shelves to reduce vibration.
How should records be stored?
Upright, never stacked flat.
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