Atlantic 80 Disk Storage Manager - Protect and Organize Media, Durable Hard Plastic in Black, PN85012055

One of my first memories in 70 years of life was sitting on my dad's lap at a movie theater. When other girls at school dreamt of diamonds and furs, I dreamt of owning a movie theater. I have a good collection of films, but they are hard to find, and three kids did not help. As a result I have many missing films, or so I thought. This Storage Manager has allowed me to put all my films in one place, marked and chronicled so I know where they are and where they need to go when finished. It has let me see what is missing so I can have entire series. Also, I created an online list that is easy to change. My rooms are much less cluttered, and I am feeling sane again. It costs less to store the discs in these managers than continually buying new copies thinking they are lost. I am so happy. I have filled 8 so far. I am going to buy more to complete organizing the films and bonus material and then all our music CDs. I am getting rid of all the binders that were so difficult to deal with and are getting much to heavy for my weakening body. These are the size of a good loaf of bread, and contain 80 discs. I do not know anyone that could carry 80 discs in their boxes. An excellent investment.

If you are looking for a disc manager look no further. At fifteen bucks and what this does is absolutely fantastic. It is well engineered, perfect size (smaller than the typical DVD case), it really works and even the box that it comes in is really cleaver. My collection is over 300 and took up a huge amount of room. Bite the bullet and chuck most of those plastic cases. I ordered two of these units so now 160 are securely packed away and easy to get to. I'm ordering two more. Make no mistake this storage really works and works very well.Now here's a suggestion. Each case comes with a drawer at the bottom which contains an index. The index is the most important part of the storage system because you can't really go through all the disks themselves to find the one you want. Of course you could hand print the index if you have microscopic handwriting. You can download new and free ones from the company website. But it's best to use a computer and use your computer's spreadsheet program and keep the sheets close by. There are enormous advantages in using a spreadsheet. First off each disk should be numbered with a marking pen. If using more than one case label the disks like: A1,A2...; B1, B2... etc. Then label the case itself. Now type in each disk onto the spreadsheet, with it's number, type of movie, actors, etc. You can even color the entries like RED for Christmas, BLUE for Broadway shows, etc. You can now get listings in any kind of category you want: by type of movie, date, actors, alphabetically, what ever. Remember this: The disks can be in any order, added to, changed, deleted. It's the index that's important.This is why using a computer to index your DVDs is important. You just can't get this much information on that little index supplied and you certainly don't want to print out corrections and changes over and over again. Just print out spreadsheet changes as they surface.Well, enjoy this terrific DVD storage system. It's really a lot of fun to use and will satisfy your "Organizational Nature."

The media could not be loaded. I found these and I'm in love!! 386 discs, that's an ENTIRE bookcase of DVD's fit in these 5 compact holders. I've purchased 5 and my 6th one is on the way. And at only $20, you cannot beat the value. Each one holds 80 disc's, comes with instructions to their very easy to use website, where you go to input all of your movies and print out the card for the holder tray. It's so easy to use and so much easier to find your movies. Much better than flipping thru a suitcase style holder trying to find what you're looking for. It does not scratch the disc's either and they are very portable!! I have had no issues. I've just had to teach myself to close it gently. All of my holders are numbered and organized by genre. I've even printed out extra copies of the lists and made a type of movie glossary booklet. That way I can look thru the booklet then just go straight to the holder I need and instantly find what I'm looking for. Enjoy having your movies organized, easy to find and saving space!!!!