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My pin is upstairs but if I end up getting more before moving to a larger house, I fear that I might end up in a similar situation. My thought is that while the legs would get damaged it’s unlikely water would reach the cabinet and the legs could be replaced? Has anyone ever had experience with that?
Quoted from Chisox:Not sure but it seems every year we get those “once in a lifetime” 6 inch rainstorms and I’ve seen the aftermath and it’s ungood.
Document that you have the pin for your homeowners insurance and get renters insurance if you rent. Maybe you could talk to your insurance agent for piece of mind? Or you might be able to take out a separate policy for the pins for peace of mind? I say this knowing the insurance companies would most likely try to screw you. At one point my vinyl records were insured for like 30k but I don’t have the policy any longer.
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St. Louis, MO