Recycled Album Art Cover Coasters & Warped LP Baskets

BAND: Van Halen
ALBUM TITLE: "5150", 1986 Warner Brothers Records.
TRACK LISTING: "Good Enough", "Why Can't This Be Love", "Get Up", "Dreams", "Summer Nights", "Best of Both Worlds", "Love Walks In", "5150" and "Inside".
TRIVIA: This album was named after Eddie Van Halen's home studio, 5150.

Go Green and handmade for your home decorating or gift giving. This eco-friendly handcrafted item is made from the actual vinyl record and album jacket. This is an excellent gift for all your music loving family and friends. The recycled album is a great conversation piece that doubles as a fun puzzle and is perfect for the person that has everything! No surprises on what artist you will receive. The pictures show the actual recycled album jacket wood coasters and warped vinyl record that you will receive.

HEAT WARPED VINYL LP BOWL:
The vintage vinyl record was heat formed and shaped into unique tray. The dish can be used to hold the nine coasters, remotes, keys,cell phones, mail, or as a decorative centerpiece for your desk or table. To clean your warped vinyl bowl, just wipe with a damp cloth. If you have a problem with static cling - wiping the bowl with a dryer sheet does wonders!

RECYCLED ALBUM COASTERS:
The vintage album complete with the time worn look of an album that was listened to numerous times, was used to create the 9 coasters. The jacket is laminated to 3 3/4" by 3 3/4" by 1/2" birch plywood. To protect the unique beauty of the album jacket, the coasters are protected with a clear moisture resistant finish. These unique coasters are a snap to keep clean, just wipe them off with a damp cloth or a disinfectant wipes. Each coaster has 4 felt pads attached to the underside to protect your furniture. Each coaster weighs about 2 and ½ ounces.

Remember to think handmade for your entire gift giving needs this year. What an easy way to help our planet and own a piece of music history. This is the perfect gift for the person who has everything...or at least they thought they had everything!