Shoe Rack Organizer, 12-Tier Shoe Storage Cabinet for Closet and Entryway, Holds 48 Pairs of Shoes, Adjustable, Cloud White and Trasparent ULPC040W01

Exactly what I was looking for and at a great price! The materials all seem to be solid quality, and setup was easy with no additional materials or tools needed. It came with everything that you need to get it put together easily and quickly. Total time probably took me 30 to 45 minutes, but probably could have been done faster if I tried. I’m a size 11.5 Men’s and I was able to fit most shoes straight in with room for two pairs per level, but opted to go singular as well, and put them horizontally which shows off the shoe quite nicely (whether good or bad based on cleanliness lol).

Assembly is not complicated but it did take long to make sure the panels were fully pushed in into each plastic knob. You have to hit it with the hammer that comes with the product, don’t use your hands (you will hurt yourself). Love the versatility since you can assemble it into any shape you want and also remove inner panels for bigger shoes. Product is sturdy but again make sure you are pushing in the panels all the way into the knobs. It looks clean in my garage because the sides are not transparent and the shoes are sort of hidden in side view. One con is height wise, I had to put this product on top of another small shoe rack. I didn’t want to bend down to the ground to get to the lowest level of the shoe rack. I love the lids and they are the reason why I purchased this product. Leaving my shoes in the garage left them dusty and I’m excited to have dust free shoes now! Overall cheaper option to shoe drawers that are over $100 and seriously great value.

I recently bought this 16 pair shoe rack and honestly I’m really happy with it. The quality is very good for the price. Once assembled, it looks neat, clean, and organized,it doesn’t make the space look messy at all. It fits 16 shoes comfortably and keeps everything in one place. Installation took me about 30 minutes. It’s pretty simple overall, but you do need to pay attention while putting it together. Here’s basically how I did it: 1- Lay out all the pieces first and separate the connectors, panels, shelves, and rods so you can see everything clearly. 2- Start building the bottom section first by connecting the side panels with the connectors. 3- Slide in the metal rods/shelf supports before fully tightening the sides. 4- Make sure the side panels are facing the correct direction before locking everything in. This part is important, if you put the sides in the wrong direction, the shelves won’t sit properly and you’ll have to redo it. 5- Once the frame is aligned correctly, insert the shelves and secure everything tightly. 6- Continue stacking the sections the same way until it’s complete. The key is to double check the direction of the side panels before you push everything in all the way. Other than that, it’s very easy and straightforward. After assembling it, I was impressed with how steady and stable it is. It doesn’t wobble and holds the shoes nicely. Definitely the best shoe rack I’ve purchased in a while. I’ll be including all the pictures in my review so you can see how it looks once it’s set up. Highly recommend if you need something simple, clean, and sturdy

VERY easy to put together. Even if you have a mishap it’s found. Comes with all the tools you need. Great for a smaller space to store a lot of items. Adjustable sizes. No chemical smells. Very attractive and modern/affordable display.

My shoes have been stacked & piled on various types of shoe racks over the years, none of which worked quite right for me. I'm glad to finally find one that will keep them organized AND clean! It wasn't hard to put together but it took awhile. A tool is included that will help get it done. It says 8 cubes (which makes it sound like 8 individual, standalone cubes) but it's really 4 cubes that are double wide with a divider in the middle, and double tall, so each cube has room for 4 pairs of shoes. It all snaps together snugly and is fairly sturdy. The solid top, bottom, & sides are all soft vinyl. It feels good, but I'd be very careful about putting too much weight directly on the vinyl as it would probably eventually tear where it connects to the frame. I keep wanting to set stuff on the top of the unit, but have to remind myself to stop. The weight of shoes is fine, but probably not a heavy pile of clothes. My only complaint is that it comes with 4 cubes and my closet space is only tall enough to stack 3 of them, so I have the 4th extra cube that I'd like to use somewhere else, but there's only 1 piece of the top/bottom vinyl so it can't be used as standalone unit (unless the top or bottom is left open, which sort of defeats the purpose of keeping the dust out). I contacted the manufacturer directly and they don't (or won't) ship just that 1 extra piece. Kinda pisses me off cuz I know they've got it. They just won't provide it. The unit "looks" modular, and could very easily BE modular, but it's missing that one piece that pretty much makes it HAVE to be used in just that 1 configuration that's shown in the picture (4 cubes high, each of them double wide). I'm still giving it 5 stars because I do love the 3 pieces I can use, but protesting that one annoying design flaw. (Manufacturer, are you reading this??)

We purchased and built this over the weekend for garage show storage. We don’t wear our shoes much in the house. Our previous shoe rack was spilling all over the garage floor it only have two rows and was a bench. This looks perfect ! We built it our own way to make it fit and only had 2 panels left over after. Im hoping it hold up. It looks sleek and functional. I like the door flaps to limit the amount of dust that gets in with the shoes since I put sandals and high heels in there as well. We are still loading it up. We did not hook it to the wall but will our own way as we have brick and the kit it came with two strings and screws won’t work with our brick . It was a little time consuming to put together but mostly easy. Just takes a little strength to push the end circles on. Make sure to look at the labels and the photos since there are 3 different types of panels. The short squares are the dividing walls and the rectangles are the floor and back wall pieces. I would definitely buy it again.

I like it it is easy to assemble i did it by myself even the hammer is included

It does hold a good amount of shoes. I do wish some of the cubby holes were bigger though because some of my boyfriends 10.5 shoes have a hard time fitting. It's supposed to fit them based on the description but we have to lay some of them on their side and can only put one pair in that spot where it should fit 2. It is very sturdy though. I have a lot of shoes in it and stuff on top and hanging on the side hooks and have had no issues with studiness. I did nail it to my wall with the little ribbons they give you. I can see this being lightweight when we go to move. I'm not sure how long it will last because some of the hard plastic pieces were already breaking around the metal rods inside of it when I took it out of the package. It was worth the money but it's not the greatest quality where it will last for 10 years. I built it the wide way (3 rows each) and wish i would've built it long was (2 rows each) because of space. There was no way I was taking it apart though since it did take me a few hours to put it together. I am not sure the plastic could handle me taking it apart either though. You can put whatever you want in these. We use it for our shoes and one top cubby has some t shirts and socks in it. It has kept our shoes protected and clean. Some shoes turn yellow over time (especially air forces and some Jordan's) and this will help keep that from happening.