AcornFortS-111 Black 6 Tiers Shoe Storage Rack Organiser Shelf Hold Stand for 18 Pairs Shoes, Extra Sturdy Design Using 16mm Thickened Tubes

I hadn't read what I was buying properly (I just need a cheap shoe rack with great reviews that fitted the space I needed it to go in) so when some plastic sheets turned up with Wendy House style clips and poles I was a bit cynical. One of the plastic sheets was ripped too but we just left it a shelf lower which was fine. It's actually a really stable little item which fits perfectly into an alcove in my porch. It sees a lot of coming and going of shoes and having had it a month or so, it's doing a very good job. It's not the prettiest item but it's doing as required and even withstands 3 rucksacks with bits and bobs always kept in on the top shelf without destabilising it.

Arrived earlier than expected and had it put together within an hour. I think it could have been assembled quicker, but I ended up putting the plastic parts on the wrong(?) way.. even so, I would not think it matters if they're a different way. So I think the instructions could be much more clearer, due to them only being tiny, very "smudgy" looking pictures. Furthermore, it's a shame it struggles to fit ankle boots in-between the shelves as they're not high enough, but can just be placed on the top shelf, like so. :) Very handy and just what I needed, as all my shoes were sitting in a drawer and lying around the front door area! Another thing, it hasn't collapsed as a lot of other people had described issues with (most likely due to too much weight on it?). I assume if you propped one side with a weight of some sort, or simply don't "over-fill" the shoe rack, you might not have that trouble.

When it arrived, at first I was taken aback. 'Where are the instructions?' I thought. And then I looked again at the product description and realised that the assembly was completely obvious. I shall be 80 next month, and I don't regard myself as at all practical, but I put it together on my own and quite easily in - just over half an hour? Once you get everything in the right place, it is very strong and sturdy. If I have a slight reservation, it is that there aren't any plugs to put in the top corners; the pictures looked rather as if there were, but other than that, I am delighted with it.

Lightly but quantity looks cheaper.

Very easy to assemble, perfect height for what I wanted, sturdy and if you are able to pack a pair of shoes on top of each other you can get 6 pairs on a shelf. The plastic tray at the base is from IKEA which allows me to slide the stand to access my other shoe cupboard. This was the 6 shelf and I know there is also an 8 shelf available. Was delivered on time.

Really like this product, exactly what I needed. However be aware that the measurements for the width is NOT 57cm it is actually about 60cm, I had to saw down the poles so it would fit. But otherwise everything what fine.

I can see why it falls apart for some people but common sense and gravity will tell you that you don't put the heavy combat boots or wellies at the top and the light flip flop sneakers at the bottom. Find a way to balance the weight 🙄My advise is to get the 6 tier ones only because those tiny little legs can only carry so much weight. It doesn't come with instructions but not hard to assemble, don't need an Einstein brain to figure it out. Make sure you have all the rods whacked in place so it's secured.

Same as expectation