Shoe Rack Tower 8 Tiers DIY Narrow Stackable Free Standing Skinny Shoes Cubby Storage Shelf Organizer for Entryway Hallway Garage

So happy with this shoe rack. It was easy to put together but did take some time since you build each shelf from the bottom to the top. I is very functional, and has storage for 8 pairs of shoes, but is also has versatility for storing other things beside shoes since the 3 side are enclosed. It would be good for someone who wants to store yarn. I do recommend this item since it's small enough to fit in many small places.

The media could not be loaded. This is a good small size shoe shelf. It doesn’t take up a lot of room but holds a pair of shoes on each shelf with some room to spare. I was able to get 2 pair per shelf. The assembly was time consuming and as the instructions say, you must take the time to make each shelf is sturdy by ensuring the poles are inserted firmly. The shelf bottoms and sides & back are made of a paper type material that is stronger than regular paper and it does not tear real easy - but if tugged too hard it can tear. It should hold up if not abused or treated rough.

It's perfect for the small space that I have, keeps my extra shoes nice and organized, I keep the shoes that I wear the most in em.

Very nice shoe rack. My favorite part is that it's tall and not wide, takes up less space that way. The only down side is my cats love playing with the material and have ripped a few of the backs.

This is a lot of bang for your buck! It wasn't too difficult to put together as the instructions were clear. I am able to put two pairs of shoes on each tier so that was a pleasant surprise! It doesn't take up much room and it's very sturdy. I give it a 5 on a scale of 1 to 5!!

It feels cheap because the metal is so light. I actually couldn’t believe it was in my box with my other things.So I left the room for 30 seconds & returned to it tipped over onto my toddler. There was nothing on it yet, it’s for my entrance for guests shoes. It mostly spooked her. I guess that’s good that it’s not heavy, but then again had it been I would have just anchored it to the wall like everything else. Lol it’s as big as it says it is & directions are pretty clear. I’ll update once guest arrive for t-giving next week. *fingers crossed* it’s worth the money.

Hard to put together. And when trying to get things to fit, things just bent. Poor quality. Never getting this again. I'd suggest to everyone to try something else.Update: seller saw this review and at least stood by their product and gave me a full refund. Still doesn't deserve more stars though.Over 1 year after my purchase and review I was contacted by the seller over and over and over again. I lost track how many emails I received asking me to take my review down in exchange for an Amazon gift card. I didn't count but over the course of a week or so, I received an email every single day and today, I received 2. That's probably around 8 emails I've received from various people from this seller. Absolutely fed up with them. I'm not taking any offer and I'm not taking this review down. The product sucks and the seller sucks too. They want me to take this down so what, others can buy their worthless junk? Forget it.Reported to Amazon. Emails kepts. Coming. Another 6 or so to make around 14 emails with bs sob stories that I won't believe for a second. Don't waste your money on this piece of crap that's meant for the dumpster.

When finally assembled, this rack is sturdy and functional. It looks much better than laying your shoes on the floor on in a box. It can fit almost anywhere since it has a small footprint.However, the instructions leave out several details, like how to place the plastic sheet over the metal rods that connect the two sides of each shelf. There are four rods that connect the two sides of a shelf and the instructions just say to insert the plastic over the rods. But the plastic sheet only has openings for four rods. What do you do with the sheet to fit it over the other two rods?Eventually, I figured something out. I laid the sheet over the two rods that didn't fit into slots of the sheet. I could have alternatively put the sheet below the two exposed rods, but it wouldn't look right. Another issue was that the sheet doesn't look the same on both sides, so which side goes up?Anyway, after making several decisions that should have been spelled out in the instructions it took me about a half hour to assemble the eight shelfs and stack them using metal rods between each pair of shelves.The final product looks decent, although kind of bland. Just be aware that you have to make some decisions near the start as to what makes the finished product look the best. Also, the assembly process is a bit tedious and will likely take around a half hour. Also, a rubber mallet or equivalent would be very useful for tightening the connections where the rods fit into their sockets.