| | |  | CD/DVD Storage | Home » » » » Atlantic Onyx 1332 65 DVD/Games Tower (Matte Black Steel) | | | | | | | Description: | | Holds 65 DVDs Metal wire/metal rod constructionFloor standing or wall mountable10 1/4" W x 48 1/4" H x 9" D | | | Features: | |
• Holds 65 DVDs
• Metal wire/metal rod construction
• Floor standing or wall mountable
• 10 1/4" W x 48 1/4" H x 9" D
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 26.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 6.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 4.9 pounds | | Package Length:
| 26.3 inches | | Package Width:
| 9.2 inches | | Package Height:
| 6.8 inches | | Package Weight:
| 5.75 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 73 reviews |
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29 of 29 found the following review helpful:
 Pretty good.Jun 23, 2007
By James Bliziotis
Love the look of the actual tower. The black wire blends in with the DVDs or video games and suits any type of room.
Here's the catch.
Standing on the ground, the unit is extremely wobbly. Plus, the two parts (the unit is split into two parts that fit together) come apart very easily.
Here's the fix.
Mount it on the wall using the screws provided. It takes 2 minutes and alleviates all of those problems. If you're not going to mount it on the wall, think about getting a different unit.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Not bulky or ugly,holds alot and fits in the corner.Jan 03, 2007
By Captain Pete
"Pete"
This storage rack is just what we needed, it holds plenty of DVDs and takes up minimal space. It is not bulky and not another piece of furniture like the ones we looked at in stores, it fits in the corner out of the way and is functional.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Versatile Media Rack fits Everything!Jun 26, 2009
By Edward Bergen
"Project Engineer"
This wall mounted Atlantic DVD rack met all of my needs.
I have a PS3 game console and at first, purchased a blu-ray movie rack for my blu-ray movies and PS3 games. Unfortunately, the PS3 games have thicker cases than blu-ray movies and are a very tight fit in the blu-ray movie rack. The occasional DVD has a case too wide to fit in the blu-ray movie rack.
This Atlantic DVD rack just fits everything. I've moved my PS3 games from the blu-ray rack to the DVD rack, no more tight fit. The Atlantic DVD rack also has several larger positions at the bottom to fit extra wide cases.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Works well, is a bit unstable.Mar 01, 2011
By Revo
"EternalFracture"
I have two versions of this tower. The smaller one that holds 28 as well as the larger version that holds 65.
The smaller version I leaned against my desk at an angle, and it has always worked great. Really loved it. It fit DVD/Bluray cases just fine as well as my PS3 games (which are similar cases anyway). It also included a couple double-sized slots toward the bottom for special editions DVD/Bluray cases and what not.
The 65 slot tower is two pieces that plug into on another, then plug onto a little foot stand (unless you wall mount it - which there are holes and brackets for). The biggest problem with this is that it's a little unstable when not on a hard surface, especially when it's partially loaded.
Typically with these things you load from top to bottom (naturally, since it's easier to reach the things on top). But when you add weight up top it just makes instability worse. Granted, if you actually have 60+ DVD's and you load them starting from the bottom, it is probably fine cause there is enough weight at that point. But if you have only 30 or so like I do (just enough to step up from the 28 slot one, which now just holds my PS3 games), then it's hard to use. So right now I am just using the lower half plugged into the feet, since it's a two section tower, and it's working fine.
The other thing I miss on the 65 slot one is the extra-large slots for the special edition DVD's. This was a nice touch on the 28 slot one that is missing on the 65-slot one.
In any case, It's a great, sleek design that works rather well. It's a bit expensive for what it is (a hunk of metal) but I knew that going in so I'm not going to fault it for that. I took off 1 star because of the instability issue.
So, if you are wall mounting, no problem. Great stand.
If you have hard floors, no problem. Great stand.
If you have carpet, just be aware of the issues, but it still works.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 I wouldn't want Atlantic to design a skyscraper...Aug 09, 2011
By Andrew C
The price and DVD storage capability of this product grabbed my attention and led to my eventual purchase. Upon un-boxing it, however, I grew a bit nervous. One of the holes which attaches the top and bottom sections of the rack snapped off before I assembled it and some of the shelves were bent. Though the shelves could be easily bent back into shape, I was immediately skeptical about the reliability of a product that was already falling apart. Not wanting to deal with the headache of returning the tower and having to find a new one, I figured I'd give it a chance. Without DVDs it appeared to hold its own, but when I filled it up I noticed the tower began wobbling to the point where I was concerned that it might fall. I eventually pinned the top of the tower to my wall which significantly reduced the tower's freedom of movement and significantly increased my faith in using this tower for DVD storage.
If you are looking for a freestanding DVD tower, I'd try your luck with a different product. If you're okay screwing it directly into the wall (preferably both top and bottom), then this is a great tower for the price.
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