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This shoe rack worked perfectly for organizing our entryway and helped clean up the clutter immediately. The bamboo and white design looks simple, clean, and much nicer than a lot of bulky plastic shoe racks. It feels sturdy once assembled and holds shoes securely without wobbling. I also like that it doesn’t take up too much space while still fitting several pairs of shoes neatly. The stackable design is a nice feature if you need more storage later, and it works well in closets, hallways, or mudroom areas. Assembly was straightforward and didn’t take very long. Overall, this is a great-looking and functional shoe organizer that keeps everything much more tidy and organized without looking cheap.

I bought the black 4-tier version to use outside as a shoe rack, and overall I’m really happy with it. From opening the box to having the entire rack completely assembled took me about 19 minutes, and that even included the time I spent looking for the right drill bit. It arrives directly in the shipping box without much protective wrapping around the individual pieces. Since the bamboo has a shiny black finish, I do think some additional protection would be nice to prevent possible scratches or scuffs during shipping. I’m using mine outside, so that wasn’t a major concern for me. When I first opened the box, it looked like there were going to be a lot of pieces to assemble, but it’s actually much simpler than it appears. Each shelf is already put together and folds open in the center on two hinges. The hinges feel like decent quality, and having the shelves preassembled this way makes the whole process much faster. The directions are basic but fairly straightforward. All of the necessary hardware is included, along with an Allen wrench, so a drill isn’t required. I used mine to speed things up. The included screws are surprisingly substantial and sturdy, and they stay on the tool nicely, which makes positioning them much easier when you’re assembling the rack alone. Everything lined up easily for me. The notches fit together without having to force the pieces or struggle to get the screw holes aligned. One thing to be careful about during assembly: because the shelves fold at the center hinges, they aren’t rigid while you’re moving the partially assembled rack around. They can fold unexpectedly, so watch your fingers to avoid getting pinched. On the plus side, that flexibility is pretty convenient if you accidentally tighten both sides before remembering to insert the next shelf… ask me how I know. 😂 I also really like how modular the design is. The end pieces have attachment holes on both ends, so you don’t have to worry about figuring out which pieces are specifically the top or bottom. It also means you can buy additional units later and attach more shelves to your existing rack. You can even configure the pieces as two separate shorter racks instead of one taller rack. They include enough adhesive foam pads for the bottom feet of both racks if you decide to separate them, which I thought was a thoughtful detail. The pads are also useful if you’re putting this on hardwood or another surface you don’t want scratched. They include two extra screws and two extra dowels as well. I always appreciate spare hardware rather than getting exactly the number required and hoping nothing disappears during assembly. Once assembled, mine had a slight wobble. It wasn’t enough to make the rack feel unstable, and the fix was extremely simple: I added an extra included foam pad underneath one of the feet and that leveled it out. After that, the wobble was gone. Overall, the rack feels pretty sturdy. I like that I could easily purchase another one and expand it later. Personally, I probably wouldn’t stack mine much higher than around eight shelves, and if I did go that tall, I’d want to secure it for additional stability, especially around children or pets. For the price, I’m impressed. The shiny black finish looks nice, the hardware is better than I expected, the design is genuinely easy to assemble by yourself, and I like having the option to make one taller rack or multiple shorter ones. My only real complaint is the lack of protective wrapping inside the shipping box, and mine needed one extra foam pad to sit perfectly level. Neither was a big enough issue to outweigh everything I like about it. About 19 minutes from opening the box to a finished shoe rack, including me wasting time looking for a drill bit, is pretty hard to complain about. I would buy another one if I need more shoe storage.

This was straightforward and easy to assemble. I remember before buying that I saw someone say something about getting the screws flush and that the hardware snapped on them. The holes here really aren't drilled for that. I didn't have any issues with any of the parts. Like, the usual slight roughness now and then with all material of this type (I've done my fair share of shelves and a couple tea caddies), but nothing that wasn't par for the course. Completed, I can say that mine isn't wobbly or uneven. They do include extra pads for the feet, so it would be easy to adjust it to being level if needed. They included an extra screw and two extra mini-dowels to hold the thing together. Admittedly I would've liked something to help latch that into place rather than gravity, and I would've liked something to cover up the top holes of the top shelf. I'm not going to put the black nonstick pads on those because it wouldn't look right. Anyway, end unit isn't heavy. The shelves were straight and I'm satisfied with the results. It seems sturdy enough for shoes and other lighter materials. I wouldn't turn it into a barbell rack, but it could take a bit more than I have on it for sure (which is all sandals and heels). It looks nice and the measurements seem accurate based on my eyeballing when I was still picking one out. Three pairs of shoes across the standard size is about right, unless you want to rotate every other shoe and have smaller feet than me; I think it looks nicer like this, though. Anyway, this'll take you maybe 20 minutes by hand. Unless you've never assembled anything remotely shelf- or caddy-like in your life, you should be good to go. Just remember to leave some slack in the screws until you've gotten all the shelves into place, and don't tighten them like forcing the turn is going to add to the finished deal. You should feel it when the screw is very near flush and has a sudden uptick in resistance. I probably won't update this review unless something goes wrong, since shelves are meant to endure and it's what you expect from them. tl;dr: it is what it looks like. Don't go ham with the screws. If you know what a shelf looks like and reference the end product, there's an 80% chance you won't even need to look at the instructions except for reassurance.

This is an inexpensive, nice looking shoe storage option. The only reason I took a star off is that I needed help getting the screws into the wood all the way (shout out to my spouse!) and it would have been too difficult for me to complete putting it together with the small Allen wrench provided. It fit perfectly in our space (I measured the space before ordering) and it fits all my sandals and shoes. You could put boots and taller shoes on the top, as long as you don’t put it under something else. We have ours in our entry way, below our key rack. It arrived super quickly and contained all parts.

I actually bought this to use as a bread display rack at our farmers market, and it worked out perfectly! It’s sturdy, easy to assemble, and the bamboo gives it a clean, rustic look that fits our setup beautifully. The three tiers make it easy for customers to see all of our bread while saving valuable table space. It’s well made, versatile, and exactly what I was looking for.

I liked this 3-tier shoe rack so much that I bought a second one! It holds a surprising number of shoes while still fitting nicely in my closet. I also love that it looks clean and stylish enough to leave out by the door or somewhere it’s visible. Great for keeping shoes organized without taking up too much space.

I was looking for something that went well with the BoHo vibe of my space. I didn’t want anything that looked like it belonged in a garage, but yet I didn’t want something white that would possibly get dirty from shoes being on it. This worked out great. I bought two of them and stacked them on top of each other. I highly recommend using wood glue to attach them vertically. I have a couple of these in another closet and they can sometimes become unattached and it’s easy to lose the small pegs that are supposed to hold them together. Once glued, it feels sturdy. I imagine this would last for several years. It easily holds 32 pairs of shoes. I could probably fit a few more in if they were flats or flip-flops though. The height won’t allow for boots, but if I didn’t have a shelf above the shoe rack the top part could be used for that. Putting it together was fairly simple, it probably took me about 15 minutes to put both of them together, including the wood gluing. The instructions were easy to follow.

Pretty easy to put together, looks great, does the job. I got one with 4 tiers, and they basically come as 2x 2-tiered units that you stack with dowels. One of the units was ever so slightly wobbly on the bottom, but I just stacked that on top of the stable unit and got a fully stable 4-tiered unit. I like that, if I want, I can separate the two and have one in my closet and one in my entryway.

I really like this white shoe rack. It was super easy to put together and looks clean and modern. It fits perfectly in my space and keeps everything organized. Would definitely recommend!

Tienen buen tamaño y son fáciles de armar. Además, se ven muy bonitos y el material se ve resistente.

Si costase la mitad seria un muy buen producto. 1,800 pesos por esto me parece un exceso

Really flimsy, doesn't even stand straight with the floor.

Es pequeño pero para mi necesidad es excelente. Bien hecho.