Vertical Narrow Tall Shoe Rack for Front Door Entrance,10 Tiers Sturdy Metal Shoe Rack Organizer for Closet Entryway, Storage Shelf, Space Saving Stackable Shoe Tower

I recently purchased the *Vertical Narrow Tall Shoe Rack* for my front door entrance, and I am absolutely thrilled with it! It’s the perfect solution for organizing my shoes without taking up too much space. The rack is incredibly sturdy, and the metal construction feels durable and reliable.One of the standout features of this shoe rack is its vertical design. It’s narrow yet tall, which makes it ideal for small spaces like entryways or closets. I’m able to store between 10-15 pairs of shoes, including boots, and it fits perfectly by the door without crowding the area.The 10-tier design is fantastic for keeping shoes organized, and I no longer have to deal with piles of shoes scattered around. Each tier holds shoes securely, and it’s easy to see and access the pair I need. Additionally, the rack is stackable, so if I need to expand my storage, I can easily add another unit without taking up extra floor space.Assembly was straightforward, and the rack feels stable and well-constructed. Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for an efficient, space-saving shoe storage solution. It's an excellent value for the price!

I installed it right after receiving it. I didn't expect it could hold so many shoes and save space! This shoe tower is simple in design, stable and does not shake. It is not afraid of moisture like wood. It is also very convenient to put it at the door to change shoes. I was worried about the height before buying it, but now I don't have to worry at all. It makes good use of space and is a very practical storage tool!

An excellent, versatile shelving solution - simple, lightweight, but effective. This is actually ten shelves, each sized for one pair of shoes. They're normally securely stacked one atop another as a ten-shelf rack. But it can be split into two five-shelf racks (which I'm doing, putting my wife's shoes and mine in different places). or three 3-shelves and a 4-shelf...go nuts. The top shelf has no top, so I've put a pair of high boots there.The skeleton is a framework of steel tubes with rounded ends (no skin cuts) with a separate bag of strong plastic corners to join them, and the shelves are a strong fabric, threaded onto the tubes. There are also fabric side panels, but those are just cosmetic so I've left them off. It arrives as almost 200 of these small tubes in 4 different lengths and a roll of the fabric shelves, so it fits in a pretty small box, but there is, therefore, about an hour of assembly involved. I'm an engineer, but it wasn't until I had put together the third shelf that I felt I really understood the structure and mastered the process.The footprint of the shelves is small, so it can fit in a lot of places you couldn't fit normal shelves. Also, since it's so light, it's easy to move but not so light it feels flimsy when in use. I'm stuck between five stars for the quality and versatility of the finished product, and four stars because of the amount of assembly and its mediocre documentation. But I'd recommend this without reservation, so that's good.

Took a while to assemble, but actually sturdier than expected for the price. It is a good solution for the space. I would recommend this product.

It’s easy to put together & fit perfect in my small space.

Ignore the crookedness of the pic. This thing takes a bit to put together, but it’s sturdy and streamlined! As you can see it’s great for a bunkhouse or dorm situation. Throw the stupid mallet away- it weighs like 0.0001 ounces and is useless. Use muscle. Wear leather gloves to push the fittings in.

I'm on hour two of putting this junk together and am only half done! IT's incredibly flimsy--the "shelves" weigh about 2 oz each, if that. The poles will NOT, NOT, NOT go through those sleeves! And the fabric gets all wrinkled and squished and then won't go on at all until you straighten it all out and try again. I am using the shaft of the little wodden mallet to open the sleeves--put the mallet in--then slide that just inside the oles and try to slep the sleeve over the top onto the black pole. A couple of them have gone right on, but most take about 20 tries. I am so frustrated and I am not confident about this hunk of junk even holding my heavy shoes, work boots, and sneakers. I am a woman size 10.5 and I wear supportive shoes for the most part. No teeny tiny flip flops or little flats for me.And the plant they show on top?? What a joke. It better be a fake plant that doe't weight any more than styrofoam--and they probably have it taped on--since the fabric doesn't not leave a hard, flat enough surface to set anything on

Instructions for assembly appears to be correct. However, had to cut 20 each 300mm (item A) tubes to fit. Final product after alterations is good. Item is sturdy and fits my need.