Shoe Cabinet Storage with 3 Flip Drawers and Closed Base, Black丨Hidden Shoe Organizer, Freestanding Narrow Shoe Storage Rack for Entryway, Hallway, Entrance

I was so happy to find a shoe storage thing like this that has these dimensions for my small space. A lot of these are 10+ inches deep, and as you could see that would really stick out from my wall. The 6.5 inch depth is awesome and hard to find. Sure it doesn't fit as many shoes, but for me it works for the shoes I have and space saving was the biggest priority. As you can see, it fits pretty seamlessly into the wall and it looks good. Easy to put together other than getting the drawers lined up and screwed in, that was a little fiddly but all manageable. Very happy I got it, meets all of my criteria and for under $100.

Very pleased. It's a super low profile shoe cabinet which was exactly what I needed in my tiny space. It's backless, which I guess is good for airing out the shoes, and it stands very stable on my hardwood floors. I find that I can fit up to 3 pairs of shoes if they are soft and can be squished together (like sandals or flip flops) tennis shoes can fit 2 pairs. It's an odd size - you can fit 2 pairs and 1 additional shoe in an drawer... So if you want you can fit the other shoe in the next drawer. Someone mentioned earlier that they don't fit large shoes. I would say up to men's 9.5, anything larger than that you would probably have to start tilting them sideways a little which could affect the number of shoes you could fit in total. I'm still very pleased with my purchase and it works great for us.

as i was building this item, screws that were already screwed into place began to get loose and parts were just coming apart. I want to return it but it’s already completely assembled & it was such a hassle to build. I ended up incorporating some of my own items: tape, longer/thicker screws, and screw nuts to make this work but i would not recommend especially for $85. it took forever to build because after proceeding with the next step, the previous step would begin to fall apart. aside from the struggle of building it, i could not even fit 3 pairs of standard size shoes in a drawer. essentially the entire chest holds 6 pairs of shoes which is ridiculous. so frustrating 0/10 recommend

Assembly instructions are easy to follow step by step. I said I'll eat lunch after I'm done assembling this unit. Haven't eaten lunch all day. But where ELSE are you going to find a unit like this? So here are my tips and suggestions: Lay out all wooden parts as shown on assembly instructions and on a carpet. Remove hardware from box and open box to make a tray and line up all parts as shown on page 3-8. Tools needed: regular Phillips screwdrivers, one short one regular, small hammer, headlight helps, and something soft for your knees will help. Comfortable short stool helps too. It took me over 4 hours. Made sure all parts are well supported before screwing in all the shelf pieces otherwise it could create resistance opening the cabinet. It's pressed wood and I had a couple of tears at the screw in base of wood. Important to support parts well before screwing them in. Still worked out okay. So this cabinet holds about ten pairs of shoes. Still very convenient for primary daily selection. Takes up very little room and keeps your room tidy. No more hunting around looking for shoes or visible unsightly racks. This one is perfect size for my space. Screwing to the wall isn't necessary unless you have small children.. You can hold with one hand and open with the other. I like it. I had a small ottoman and once the clothes piled up I couldn't get to my shoes anyway so this cabinet was a good idea. Oh, and remember to eat lunch first.

I recently purchased this foyer shoe cabinet for my entryway, and overall, I’m really pleased with it! The cabinet has a clean, modern design that blends seamlessly with my home’s decor. This cabinet has plenty of space for shoes, and I love that it has multiple tiers. I can easily store about 6-8 pairs of shoes without feeling cramped, which is ideal for my entryway. M The construction is solid, with sturdy materials that feel well-made for the price. The cabinet is easy to assembled.

The design is great, very slim, and the drawers are balanced nicely. However, it's as cheap as furniture gets. 100% particle board (MDF would have been better). Hinge brackets are flimsy plastic, should have been metal. Although the doors have a good balance when opening and closing, the stops are jarring and cheap feeling. It needs rubber and/or felt pads to help with that. Also, it says to be careful when hammering in the plastic pieces during step 1. They're not kidding, I cracked the cheap particle board. (Make sure you are hammering on a very hard surface as to not allow the board to bend--my fault but yea it's cheap.)

I love this shoe cabinet. I am from Hawai'i, so you know we don't allow shoes in the house. That means there is always a pile of clutter at the front door of our condo. But this shoes cabinet is so narrow, I can completely open the front door, and it holds a ton of shoes. I hesitated buying this because some of the negative reviews, but I am so glad I did. It is fairly easy to assemble, haha, only took me 8 hrs with a lunch break included. The nightmare is attaching the shelves to the base at the end. This should only be done with two people. I almost gave up several times but I have the tenacity of a pitbull, so I refused to quit, or call a guy to help me. If I had to do it again, I would have ignored the instructions and attached the bottom two shelves to the base BEFORE attaching the shoes cabinet to the wall. I think this would have saved me at least an hour of blood sweat and tears. Once I was finished though, I was absolutely over the moon and so proud of myself. I did it with no help from my hubby who ran off to the mainland with a bar girl!

This thing was torture to assemble. It took me 3 hours to do it alone. Make sure someone helps you because it was difficult and tiring. But after 3 hours, I had a nice show cabinet. It was very hard to find one that fit in my narrow entryway. This was the only one and thank goodness it looks pretty! It fits two pairs of shoes and a pair of slippers in each drawer, not 3 pairs of shoes like in the photos. It meets my needs so I'm happy