Vinyl Roost

A perch, not a frame

Let your records
roost on the wall

One small bracket, printed to order, holds a record sleeve flush against the wall like gallery art. Swap the record whenever the mood changes — no glass, no frame, no nail holes to patch.

Get a bracket
3D render of the Vinyl Roost bracket, a small ledge with a lip that catches the bottom edge of a record sleeve
Actual size: about 2×2.4″, prints in under 2 hours

The bracket

One part, one job: hold a 12″ sleeve against the wall by its bottom edge. Pick a colour and how many walls you're covering.

Vinyl Roost bracket render

Ships flat-rate across Canada. Printed on demand, usually on your doorstep in 5–10 business days — this one comes from our print partner's US farm, so it does cross the border (small, low-value parcel; no customs paperwork on your end).

How it roosts

  1. Mount the bracket. Two small screws (or a strong adhesive strip, your call) into the wall at the height you want the bottom of the sleeve to sit.
  2. Lean the sleeve. The lip catches the bottom edge; the sleeve rests flush against the wall above it, held by its own weight and a slight backward tilt.
  3. Swap whenever. New favourite record, new season, new mood — pull the old sleeve off and lean up the next one. No re-hanging, no new holes.

Why a bracket, not a frame

Record sleeves are already art — full-bleed, printed, sized for a wall. A frame boxes that in behind glass. A bracket just lets the sleeve be itself, leaning there the way it would on a shelf, except the shelf is your living room wall.

Each one is printed to order in durable PLA, not injection-molded and warehoused — so there's no inventory sitting around, and no minimum order to get started with one wall.