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The best way to store albums to ensure they stay in good condition is in an upright, vertical position. Vinyl records that have been stored at a slant for an extended period of time can warp due to uneven pressure. This is why records are often kept in crates that position them upright.

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Place the sleeves in new cardboard record mailers. Insert package stiffeners or fillers, including bubble wrap and cardboard. Fold and tape the record mailer shut. Attach shipping labels.

Fold the bubble wrap over the records and secure with tape. Cut four pieces of cardboard approximately 4" x 6" (10cm x 15 cm). Fold them twice and tape the ends together to make four sturdy corner protections. Place the bubble-wrapped records into the record mailer and insert the four protective corners.

It's best practice to choose a sturdy box to securely hold all your vinyl records without crushing or bending them during transport. Consider using boxes designed specifically for shipping vinyl records with dividers and cushioning material inside the packaging so they arrive safely at their destination.

If the record is housed in a printed inner, place the record in a separate clean inner sleeve, an antistatic Nagaoka-type one if you're feeling kind. Put the empty original inner back in the outer sleeve. Keep the vinyl outside the outer cover. Double check you have any stickers, posters etc in the sleeve.

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.