Puroma Stackable Shoe Storage Organizer Cabinet, 12-Cube Plastic Shoe Storage Rack Durable Modular Shoe Cabinet with Wooden Mallet DIY for Home, Office, Bedroom（Black

I got this on Prime Day so it was only $35 and for that price I think it’s pretty great. I knew it wouldn’t be that pretty, but also I was planning to put it in my closet so it doesn’t matter. It was pretty straightforward to assemble, but it should be noted that I had purchased a similar product two months ago so I had some experience lol. Do pay attention to which way you put the round connectors in place. The little hammer included won’t do anything. Unless you’re a body builder, it will be impossible to get all pieces pushed all the way in, but it still holds up. It’s not wobbly as long as you do your best to push the pieces in. It took me about 45 minutes to put together (no tools needed). A big plus for me was that you can choose how you want it to be structured, in other words you can play with the rows and columns. I chose to make mine tiered so I can store boxes on top and it also looks nicer and not so massive. You can choose to put in the middle shelves or not, I removed two of them to make room for taller boots. It fit about 20 pairs of shoes in total. Like someone mentioned, the shelves are not metal and they give a little. For me this is not a huge problem.

This was a little tidious to put all the pieces together but it does the job. It is plastic so a little unsteady when standing alone but once up against the wall, it works great.

This fit perfectly where I needed it to and holds all my shoes.

I was so excited to get this, waiting patiently for it to come in.Tore into it. The box was literally the size of a standard hard cover text book from school times. I was a little shocked.Started putting it together- it comes with round clips that you need to hammer until it clicks. They sent a wooden hammer. Wooden hammer was being used by my 2 year old while I muscled the pieces together myself. Hammer came off the handle even though he wasn't really hard with it.The instructions SUCK. It's all in pictures. Tiny pictures. Here I am, squinting, and barely able to understand them.Those are not castors you see in the bottom. They are clips. That easily dislodge, the wire on the PVC covered shelves slide into and out of them easily even when you push them together til they click (per instructions).The parts are not labeled. I had to count them to understand which letter was really what.I had to modify my shelves so that I could put my Ariat work boots up on it, which was fine but results in 8 extra shelves I can't use, because they are rectangular and don't fit together to make a box.It looks pretty good though, and I was able to fit my boots. My husband was even impressed with it, and he hates when I spend money.

So far so good. Exactly what I was looking for inside the coat closet. It seems wobbly but after putting shoes etc on shelves, it got sturdier.

Please can I have the name of this piece si that I can buy separately I have a couple out of the 8 or 12 I need.

I bought this for my sister because she has ADHD and needs to be able to see all her clothes.Assembly was meh. I like assembling things in general, but it took me some fumbling around to get it perfect. I didn't read the manual and don't even remember if there was one. But given that I could assemble without a manual, it's honestly not that hard.The sturdiness is meh. When I wiggle it, I worry a bit, but my sister has had it for a few months and there has been no trouble. She has it fully packed with clothes, so it's able to handle a decent loadPersonally, I'd give it a 3 star because it's not bad, but it doesn't impress me. However, my sister seems to like it and she's the one actually using it, so I'll give an extra star 😊

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