Turntable Coasters – Handmade Maple Wood Drink Coasters for Vinyl Lovers

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Deep Cut
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If someone in your life lives and breathes vinyl, these turntable coasters were made for them. Handcrafted from thick maple wood and modelled after a late 1970s DUAL 621 turntable, they bring a little of that warm, analogue feeling to any listening room, living space, or home bar. A thoughtful, genuinely useful gift for the record collector who already has everything.

🎶 Features

  • 🪵 Solid maple construction: Cut from thick, sturdy maple for a substantial feel that holds up to daily use.
  • 🎛️ Vintage turntable design: Inspired by the iconic late 1970s DUAL 621 turntable — a nod to the golden age of hi-fi.
  • 🤲 Handmade craftsmanship: Each coaster is made by hand, so no two are exactly alike.
  • 🔇 Non-slip cork feet: Cork pad feet on the underside keep the coaster firmly in place and protect your surfaces.
  • 🎁 Gift-ready: A ready-made gift for vinyl enthusiasts, music lovers, and anyone who appreciates well-made things.

✨ Benefits

  • 🎵 Protect your turntable shelf, side table, or record room surfaces in style — no bland, forgettable coasters here.
  • 🏡 Fits right into a listening room or any space that's meant to be enjoyed and lived in.
  • 💝 Makes a genuinely personal gift for the music lover in your life — far more considered than another record sleeve.
  • 🛠️ Built to last from real wood, not cheap composite materials that warp or peel over time.
  • 🌿 Handmade with care — a small, sustainable alternative to mass-produced homewares.

📐 Product Specifications

  • Material: Thick maple wood with cork pad feet
  • Design inspiration: Late 1970s DUAL 621 turntable
  • Base: Non-slip cork pads
  • Construction: Handmade
  • Vendor: Deep Cut
  • Product type: Kitchen & Bar / Drink Coasters

🛒 Add the Turntable Coasters to your cart today — or pick up a set as the perfect gift for the record person in your life. "Listen To Music The Hard Way." Indeed.

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