Abstract: Protective modular holders for CDs and DVDs can be assembled into a storage assembly from which each disc and its accompanying literature can be removed without opening an individual holder. Two outer elements and an inner element form a module which receives two components, such as a pair of discs, or a disc and a booklet. Each side of the inner member cooperates with the corresponding outer element to form a disc receiving opening with openings aligned or at 90° or 180° offsets. The units are connected at the corners to adjacent units with the openings in selected alignments to form a storage assembly. The assembly may be expanded by connecting additional holder units. The outer elements and inner members cooperatively form a slot and label rail for receiving a label when the elements are joined together. The inner holder member surfaces may include a disc cleaner.

Abstract: Protective modular holders for CDs and DVDs can be assembled into a storage assembly from which each disc and its accompanying literature can be removed without opening an individual holder. Two outer elements and an inner element form a module which receives two components, such as a pair of discs, or a disc and a booklet. Each side of the inner member cooperates with the corresponding outer element to form a disc receiving opening with openings aligned or at 90° or 180° offsets. The units are connected at the corners to adjacent units with the openings in selected alignments to form a storage assembly. The assembly may be expanded by connecting additional holder units. The outer elements and inner members cooperatively form a slot and label rail for receiving a label when the elements are joined together. The inner holder member surfaces may include a disc cleaner.

Abstract: A stacking, self-cleaning CD holder assembly includes a plurality of CD and CD booklet receptacles which are flattened and square in shape and a plurality of sets of corner connectors which connect to the receptacles and connect among the connectors. The receptacles have mitered corners with receptacle tongues extending therealong. The connectors have respective receptacle grooves, connector tongues, and connector grooves formed therein and thereon. The corner connectors releasably attach to the corners of a receptacle by engagement of the receptacle tongue and groove and releasably connect to corner connectors of other receptacles by engagement of the respective connector tongues and grooves. The receptacles have internal walls shaped to conform to a compact disc or a booklet from a CD package. The CD receptacles have cleaning pads positioned therein for engagement by a CD when inserted into or withdrawn from a CD receptacle.