stocubo: modular shelving that was actually thought through for records

Built around 31.5 centimetres

A 12-inch sleeve is roughly 31.5 by 31.5 centimetres. Too shallow and sleeves stick out and catch dust. Too tall and you waste space, or start stacking a second row on top, which bends sleeves. stocubo's cube is sized around the LP: deep enough for the sleeve, tall enough to flip through without a fight, and proportioned so a full compartment looks intentional instead of crammed.

One cube today, a whole wall eventually

Buy a fixed shelf, fill it, then hunt for a second one and a wall to put it on. With stocubo's modular cubes the logic flips: start small, add cubes as the collection grows, in whatever direction your room allows. Go wide, turn a corner, go up, leave a gap for the turntable. The shelf adapts to the space instead of the other way round.

It also holds up. stocubo builds each module by hand in their Berlin-Wedding workshop, from low-emission, PEFC-certified MDF, and plants a tree for every one they use. The tool-free clip system means you can take a wall apart and rebuild it in a new flat rather than throwing it out. For a collection that only gets heavier, that matters.

One system, whatever mix of records and life you have

The same cube scales from a single rolling unit to a full wall, and it doesn't need to be all records. Some setups are wall-to-wall vinyl, others mix in books, a turntable, plants, whatever else lives in the room.

Plan your stocubo setup inside Shelfify, even before it arrives

This is why we partnered with stocubo in the first place: their modules are built into the Shelfify planner at their real dimensions. Lay out cubes on screen, see how a full compartment sits, and get a feel for how your collection will spread across the wall. You can start this the day you order, while the shelf is still being made and shipped, and keep assigning records to compartments on the plan in the meantime.

When the shelf actually arrives, none of that planning goes to waste. Shelfify's move compartment feature reassigns an entire compartment's records to a new physical spot in one action, so moving from the plan on your screen to the real shelf on your wall doesn't mean re-entering a single record by hand.

Day to day, the same layout becomes the map you use to find things: search a record and Shelfify shows you the exact compartment. It also helps when you're DJing, build setlists for a gig, mark your favorite tracks, and pull the right records off the shelf in a flash without messing up your organization.

The showroom shelf, mapped exactly as it stands

Here's the actual stocubo shelf in the Berlin showroom next to the same shelf mapped compartment by compartment in Shelfify. Drag the slider to compare.

Try it yourself with a demo collection

You don't need your own collection loaded in to see how this works. Install Shelfify and start the demo below to explore a ready-made sample collection, including the stocubo layout above, with every Pro feature unlocked.

#mystocubo: real shelves from real collectors

Beyond the studio photos, stocubo owners tag their own setups on Instagram under #mystocubo. Here's a handful, straight from the source.

See it in person: Vinyl Day at the stocubo showroom

stocubo is marking the launch of this shelf with Vinyl Day, an evening built around records, sound and modular design, together with resør and FLATE.

What to expect on August 12

• 5:00 p.m. — Come by & try it out: stop by, enjoy some drinks, check out the furniture, and test the Shelfify app right there on the spot.
• 7:00–10:00 p.m. — two listening sessions: Dimitra Zina and Afrodisiac play all-analog sets on resør's high-end equipment. Just sit back and listen.
• Snacks & drinks: light bites and good vibes are guaranteed.

When & where

• stocubo Showroom, Tucholskystraße 31, Berlin Mitte
• Wednesday, August 12, 2026 — starting at 5:00 p.m., listening sessions from 7:00 p.m.
• Pop-up hours: Thursday, August 13 – Thursday, September 3, Mon–Fri 9:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m., Sat 12:00–5:00 p.m.

Whether you're a stocubo expert, a music fan, or just a curious neighbor, everyone interested is warmly invited, and feel free to bring friends along.