Yamazaki Home, Tall | Steel Shoe Rack, Black

This is perfect for small entryways to get shoes off the floor. It picks up easily to clean underneath. I came back for a second one for my workout shoes. As others say, it's narrow, but to make a pair of shoes fit, just turn one shoe around. I love the sleek look, plus it's easy and intuitive to assemble (4 teeny screws). The price is justified by the consistent, sturdy, warp-free construction.

Wow, it fits exactly where I needed it. Allowed me to get some shoes off the ground! I already had a shoe rack, but needed to house a few more pair. Easy to assemble & right height. Looks great!

I like the vertical aspect of this shoe rack. It looks sleek and is lightweight and easy to move around. Fits women's shoes easily, but you might need to rotate one of the shoes if putting men's shoes in there so it fits properly. Either way, it's such a small con that does not outweigh the benefits in terms of the portability and space-saving aspect of this shoe rack!

Happy to report that I am pleased w this piece as I was looking for a narrow and lightweight shoe storing alternative for my entry way. Traditional units are horizontal, but I appreciate the vertical design as it takes up less space.THANKFULLY, my unit arrived with all the necessary components to effectively and efficiently build the unit. I was unsure of whether there would be issues as others have mentioned missing pieces that prevented completion. Hopefully the company has since rectified this issue.All in all, the price point on this is great, considering competing units and it was easy to build and put to use in less than 15 mins.

Bought two of these to make it easy to switch between my sneakers, house shoes and yard shoes. As you can see from the pic, this rack is narrow enough to sit on a stair step. For the record, I wear a Size 11/42 shoe, and this rack easily holds a pair of my sneakers, Crocs & Birkenstocks on each shelf, although the fit is a little exact.

I needed a shoe rack for a small space. I didn't want it to take up a lot of space or look cheap. You will not find anything lighter or more compact that looks better and I have looked at a LOT of vertical shoe racks. I came across this one early on, but I kept looking because of the price. Surely, I could find something more affordable. It's just a piece of metal. I bet there are other brands and versions of this style. The answer is no, there is not.Like other reviews mention, this may not be the best option if you have large shoes. I wear a women's size 6.5 so that wasn't an issue for me personally. I finally caved and I have no regrets. If you care about design and aesthetics, save yourself time and just add to cart. ;)

its aesthetically nice and on paper it sounds good, however it is only suitable if your household has small/slim shoes and feet. otherwise it gets stuck and cumbersome to remove

Its minimalist design is partly why I like it. Anything larger would overwhelm the space. The other reason I like it--it holds all 5 pairs of my most often worn, everyday shoes!! Formerly, I found myself feeling annoyed several times a day for stumbling over shoes at my tiny apartment's entrance (which also happens to be my kitchen). Now the floor is clear AND clean.Assembly? What assembly? I simply took out my screw driver and installed 4 little screws, connecting the bottom of the rack to its top. Voila! And, as far as I can see, durability shouldn't be an issue for years to come (barring a loose screw, it comes with one spare). The matte black finish is nice too & matches the coat tree it stands beside.I only wish I'd found it months ago. I'm very happy with my purchase.3 Year Update:My little shoe tower has held up very well and shows no signs of wear. (Of course i live alone and have no children or pets fiddling with things.) As for those who are forcing it to do double and triple duty, be fair. As the pictures illustrate, each tier is made to hold a single pair of shoes. Of course, sandals and other smallish shoes may allow room for more. However, it is best used as intended and unfair, therefore, to take off points because it doesn't hold more than you'd like. I'm a size 11 and have found that each tier allows me to easily slide in a pair of slippers or sandals on top of my tennis shoes and loafers.