SONGMICS Shoe Rack 3-Tier Shoe Tower Shelf Storage Organizer Cabinet Gray ULSA13G

Keep in mind these are plastic parts, expect something like a Rubbermaid type product. Super easy to assemble, lined up great. Very light weight. Does the job great and holds a lot of shoes. I got this for the floor of my closet to hold shoes and although the rods are kind of "springy" since they are plastic and not metal it will hold up great as long as my kids don't try to climb on it or something crazy. It isn't wobbly once assembled and won't scratch your floor. I'm very pleased with the item

This rack is extremely well designed and well made. It is quality not often found in similar products. All the parts came nicely wrapped in plastic with an easy to follow direction booklet. The parts snap into place with hand pressure-- no messy screws or tools necessary. I used a small rubber mallet just to make sure the joints were extra tight, although it is not necessary. The stand is rigid -- it does not wobble and holds between four to five pair of shoes on each rack. It took me about 15 minutes to assemble the rack. I am more than pleased with this purchase. It is a great buy for quality and worth more than it is priced. I read all the other reviews, some of which don't make any sense. I have no interest in this company and don't often write reviews, but I can attest to this as a five star product.

I use this as shoe shelf inside my closet. It's great, accommodates shoes very well, heels are a little tricky because of the holes and the heel so I place those in the bottom shelf. It looks a little plasticky, but if it's inside a closet it doesn't matter. Looks good overall. It's very sturdy and steady, VERY easy to assemble and disassemble, easy to store away.Good product overall.

This shoe rack is great. A bit small but durable. I bought this for my garage for my son to put all his outdoor running/playing sneakers on. I originally thought it would be bigger but truthfully it is big enough. It hold 4 shoes on each rack at a size 8 1/2. It gets banged around on a daily basis and it is still standing and looks good. Super easy to put together. My son practically put it together himself (and he did not read the directions - he never does). Hope this helps!

I bought this as a lightening deal on Amazon prime because I was tired of walking in my front door and seeing the first picture.It arrived in a box with each part individually wrapped. The parts were easily identifiable with a part number. The parts list was simple to understand and I was able to build this in about 3 minutes. The instructions were very simple to understand and were even polite and asked please when requesting you to install the tubes. I have built many things like this in my life and this one was simple and put together well in the box to keep it simple.I wear a size 12 in men's and I am able to store 5 pairs of shoes on each rack. Kids and smaller women can get more im sure.Over all I'm pleased with the purchase and would recommend this to anyone who needs a place for all their shoes!

There's a surprising dearth of shoe racks out there that measure more than 24-26" wide. Sure, most of them are stackable, but some of us are more limited by height than we are width (for example, small closets where we don't want our shoes intruding into the space occupied by hanging clothes). That's why I was ecstatic to find this one; 36.5" wide makes it practically monstrous by industry standards, and it's still reasonably affordable.Upon arrival, however, I was less than impressed. The overall feel of the product is... it's like it was made by one of those generic semi-disposable plastic container companies that pretend they're as good of quality as Rubbermaid or Tupperware. The metal rods are comically thin, though so far they haven't buckled under the weight of a few pairs of boots. The thin plastic fittings are rough quality, with flash from casting untrimmed and the color contrasting with the rods noticeably.It... works? I mean, I've got it loaded up with a dozen pairs of mens' shoes and it hasn't swayed, wobbled, or fallen apart yet, but it just *feels* like a matter of time before it does. And with (admittedly smaller) shoe racks made of wood and solid metal available for cheaper, it just doesn't leave a good impression. Maybe it will work in the closet out of sight, but I'd be embarrassed to have this by the door for everyone to see. I think I'll keep it until spring arrives and I can make my own.UPDATE: So it’s held together remarkably well. So well, in fact, that I ordered a second one to incorporate into my existing one, so I’ve got a five-shelf rack now (yeah... I’ve got too many shoes). Still cheap looking, but I’ve developed an appreciation for its modularity, especially having had to move recently and seeing how compact it breaks down. I’d give it 3.5 stars now, maybe four.

Very impressed with this product. From the time I opened the box until it was put together, it was perhaps 5 minutes. Instructions were well written, and the parts were packaged with the part number on the bag, so it was a piece of cake. The only problem is the tubes are a bit thin, so when you put it together, don't make the mistake I did and put pressure on the tube (I left a slight bend/dent in it!) Very happy with this product.

It's not altogether that sturdy but it's a chinsy shoe rack and I knew that buying it. I put it at the back of my coat closet for shoes and boots we regularly use in different seasons so I can change them out and have room to spare in the closet for coveralls and snow suits. Overall it's a good shoe rack and I would buy again.