10tier shoe rack

very spacious, sturdy and slim

Shoe Rack

The only reason I’m giving this rack four stars is because I think they should’ve included in the instructions that you need a power drill. The screws are not meant to be screwed with your fingers. It’ll take you all day because there’s probably about 40 screws. 4 for each row the front of the foot in the back of the foot and there are 10 rows on each side for the front and on the back.

Long lasting

Very Sturdy

Love this rack! It's sturdy and the perfect size! I have two.

My shoes are neatly stacked

Perfect shoe rack

This is an amazing shoe rack. It gets all of my shoes off of the floor and fits perfectly against the back wall in my walk in closet

item is flimsy

this item is so flimsy that even trying to roll in into place it leans so much no cross supports to help keep shape. don't waste your money on this item.

Wheels are nice.

Sturdy. Wheels are convenient. Shoes tend to fall off

Sturdy and perfect for our garage space!

Nice rack- perfect for what we needed!

It's a little flimsy.

A little flimsy but really practical for small apartments, I put mine behind the door, and it fits very well.

Saves me space

I like the fact that it is a vertical shoe stand, which is a space saver for me.

Perfect

perfect for the minimal space, good sturdy, ez to assemble.

holds 66 pair women's size 8-10

If you flip one shoe facing front and one shoe back, side by side, women's sizes 8-10 can fit 6 on each row, making it 60 plus 66 if you use the floor space below. I placed taller ankle boots and high tops on the highest top row, and my slip on sandals favorites on the floor below. I have 20 pair of Aersoles ballet flats and 10 pair of sneakers like Avia, Athletic Works, Champion. I have some fashion pumps. Overall it is fine for now. It took two people about 15-45 minutes putting it together, and 30-60 more minutes wiping down the shoes and placing them. You can budget 1-2 hours. I got this half price in store. I should have bought two, but I will make due. I can stack shoe boxes next to it for overflow. I'm trying to not buy any new shoes for a few years, and then I got some for free from a neighbor who donated 15-20 pair to me. I was buying designer shoes pre-owned and collecting them. I have about 4 pair of coach, and some stilettos that are stored separately. I would have liked a dust cover but I can sew a decorative one with mesh and a tapestry fabric. Its heavy little in box so if you walk, bus or ride your bike home, its best to have it delivered. I paid $10 for a ride share instead of walking. It comes with two allen wrench tools. I like this style better than the two layer mesh one, I bought also previously last year. It's fairly sturdy if you tighten with a screwdriver (not included.) I am happy that my shoes are not in the hallway floor anymore. I might get a separate rack for my athletic and dance shoes. I hung a ballet point shoe Gaynor Minden sack off one side. I also have a nylon sack for shoe cushions on the other. I will update more pics later tonight. xo take care ~ happy organizing!

Don’t recommend

Only small shoes fit and shoes were always falling off and falling behind it. Went in the trash.

I like how many shoes you can fit on it and it doesn’t take up much space. Pretty easy to put together.

Always good experience

Easy to make order and fast. And price is right.

Shoes keeps falling out waste of money

A little flimsy but serves purpose.

Shoe rack

With this design, if there is wetness on the bottom of the shoes they will dry quickly.

Perfect for a closet.

Easy to put together. Perfect fit for my closet because it's narrow.