3 Tier Shoe Rack Organizers, Premium Shoe Organizer or closet storage shelf, Perfect shoe rack for Entryway, Shoe Cubby, Bathroom, Hallway, Closet or Living Room

I have a wooden bench in our entry way and my husband and my shoes were constantly overfilling the one little tray underneath of it. I added this little gem and can now fit about 11 pair of shoes under the bench in an organized way and without harming any of the shoes (about 6-7 pair on the rack, and another three pair below the bottom rung and one beside the rack under the bench). My husband is super specific about his shoes not being bunched, squished, stepped on, or touching the sole of another shoe, and this fit the bill.It went together easily (about 10 minutes) is lightweight, and probably wouldn't take someone throwing shoes on it, but it seems to hold the weight of the shoes effortlessly. It seems made well enough for my purposes, but with teenagers or a lot of abuse, I think the wood would split. But for now and for the price I am ecstatic. Great to find something to match the bench and that looks nice in our entry way.One caution: If you have arthritis or other issues with your hands, it would probably be hard to put this together with the included tool. I'd recommend using a better handled tool if that is your situation. My mother has moderate arthritis in her hands and would not be able to put this together on her own, as it takes some effort and quite a bit of hand strength to turn the screws at the final stages.

This is a really good size, nice color, and love that it has slants that run widthwise instead of lengthwise.The only thing I don't like is that it is a little wobbly. But oh well, it works!

Easy to assemble, came on time and you can buy more than one and stack them as you can see from the photos. A tad bit on the light side but that’s ok. I recommend…

This is the dark brown color and i think it looks really nice in my living room. Your shoe size determines how many shoes your gonna fit on this shoe rack. This is perfect as i only place shoes that i use more often on it. Overall im very happy with it. The only thing i did have with it was Installation i did not use a drill because it literally says not to use one in the instructions for the reason of it not getting cracked but u will say it was tough by hand but again overall it was worth it im happy with it and the size is perfect.

I used this as an extra shelf in my closet for books and stuff i dont use as much. If you were using it for just shoes it would probably be fine, however mine is definitely bending in the middle from honestly very little weight. very lightweight materials but not the sturdiest thing out there.

The delivery came super fast! The shoe rack was easy to set up and to assemble. I set it up under 7 minutes. The dark wood makes the rack appear more expensive that what it really was. It matches all of my decor and the best part is I can fit up to 8 pairs of shoes on it. I'm excited to use it daily especially with boot season coming!

The material this rack is made of is VERY cheap (vertical pieces basically like a paint stick you would get at a paint store for free. The paint job is very lacking and is not painted in the groves the vertical pieces slide into and bare wood can be seen. The rack is super light and unstable.As for the pictures they show the rack holding items. It is a MUST that you carefully look at the dimensions they list and even notice the distance been shelves in from middle of shelf to middle of shelf(not space in between).Also I wear a size 11 shoe and cannot fit 3 pair on the same rack without jamming them in. the tops of my "low top" shoes are only about half an inch from the next shelf above it and generally snag the next shelf when pulling them out, threatening to topple the whole rack over.The pictures make it seem as so many items easily fit with plenty of room, when in reality they don't.At first I thought "Hey, it was under $30, I'll keep it". But after 2 weeks of use I felt I wouldn't get 6 months of use out of it before it just broke, so I returned it. (I also got 2 splinters in my hand while taking this rack apart.If you do want to purchase this and try it out. DO NOT use the items in their pictures as a reference to how big it is or how much you can fit on it. Literally take the time to measure the stuff you would be putting on it and understand it is not very sturdy/durable.

Assembly is a little tricky, because for whatever reason the shelves have hinges (on their bottom side) in the middle. So as you're trying to screw on the leg of the shelves half of the shelf you're try to attach might be swinging all loosey-goosey as you turn the screw. Easy enough to manage for the first leg or two, if you sit on the floor to assemble. Just use your legs to hold the shelf still. Still, a bit weird that it was deigned that way. Also, for utility's sake it should be noted that ankle boots will not fit on any shelf but the top. I have small feet and wear low, usually chunky, heals and my 6 1/2 ankle boots only fit on lower shelves if I lay them sideways; taking up room where other shoes could go. Lastly, expect to be able to fit about 3 pairs of shoes per shelf. Although, I share this shelf with my partner and their feet are about twice the size of mine, even if a shelf has just my shoes (though I do wear wides) I can only fit 3 of my shoes. We do use the gap between the third shelf and the floor as a way to hideaway more shoes. I guess then the case could be made that it can contain twelve shoes. Just know then, that if your concern is to keep wet or muddy shoes, or just shoes, off of your floors but want to use that bottom gap for more room, consider also getting a mat/shoe tray to place underneath the shelves to maximize the amount of storage space and minimize the shoe to floor interaction.