Mavivegue 9-Tier Metal Shoe Rack - Holds 50-55 Pairs, Tall Storage Shelf for Shoes, Boots, Entryway, Closet, Garage

I’m so excited about my new Shoe Rack! It’s totally changed the game in my closet. With 50-55 pairs of shoes, it’s perfect for my growing collection. The metal frame is super sturdy and feels great to the touch. And guess what? It’s super easy to assemble. I put it together in no time, thanks to clear instructions and no extra tools needed.The 9 tiers give me plenty of space for all my shoes, and my closet looks so much neater now. I can easily see and grab every pair, whether they’re sneakers, boots, or sandals. Plus, it saves a ton of floor space, making my room feel less cluttered.If you’re looking for a space-saving, strong and heavy-duty shoe rack, this is the one for you! It’s stylish, reasonably priced, and a total lifesaver. Highly recommend it!

I love this shoe shelf! It’s a great way to organize your sandals/shoes rather than having them sit on the floor. It has just enough space and I will say it’s sturdy! It doesn’t move or tip over when I grab a certain shoe.The instructions are very easy to read and the product itself is easy to put together. I had no trouble at all whatsoever. Definitely worth the purchase!I got the 9 tier rack!

I couldn’t be more thrilled with the Mavivegue 9-Tier Metal Shoe Rack! This shoe rack has completely transformed my closet. It holds 50-55 pairs of shoes, which is perfect for my growing collection. The metal frame feels sturdy and durable, and the rack is incredibly easy to assemble. I was able to set it up in no time, with clear instructions and no extra tools required.The 9 tiers provide ample space for my shoes, and I love how organized and tidy my closet looks now. I can easily see and access every pair, whether they’re sneakers, boots, or sandals. The rack also saves a lot of floor space, making my room feel less cluttered.If you're looking for a space-saving, heavy-duty shoe rack, this is definitely the one! It’s stylish, practical, and a total lifesaver. Highly recommend!

I am overall pleased with the purchase. We're using it in an entry hall, because the boots and high tops we have a lot of don't fit on many basic shoe racks.This self went together easily, and we could also configure it to our specific needs (more boot spaces). It is not a heavy-duty item, by any means, but it doesn't feel flimsy, amd doesn't seem in danger of tipping or collapsing.The big negative: The width of each shoe/boot section is too narrow. It would only fit two pairs of shoes if they were women's flats, or kids' shoes, or something. We end up putting 3 shoes per compartment - so some pairs are broken up across 2 slots.Still, it works. And worth it for the boot storage!

Just what I needed! Great for some of my summer shoes and sandals which most I could stack on top of each other to have more space. It was easy to assemble and many assemble options to choose from depending on your closet size. I would order this again.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Perfect size and did not require tools!! It appeared lightweight and easy to put together. It all just snapped together! When I picked it up it didn’t come apart! It also came with 2 sets of 4 hooks, works great for belts!

The price is right for the number of shoes it holds and looks great when assembled. The rods are very thin metal and other pieces are plastic so the unit can be carried around easily by one person when fully assembled. It's sturdy enough for shoes, but I wouldn't put anything heavy on it.Assembly requires a lot of patience as there are lots of rods and it can be tricky lining them up with the holes after the first ends are inserted. Each shelf piece consists of four rods and I find it easier to press the second end into the holes if the first end of the rods are inserted at varying depths from rod 1 to 4. Otherwise you're fighting alignment of the rods while trying to hold each one in place.The included wooden hammer is super lightweight and assembly will be easier/faster if you use a real rubber mallet and a thin piece of wood (I used 12" x 2" x 3/4") to hammer against to help evenly seat the rods.

Takes time to install.