Vida Designs 2 Drawer Shoe Cabinet Cupboard Shoe Storage Pull Down Shoe Organisation Storage Organiser Wooden Furniture Unit (Walnut)

What a great cupboard this is. It's so lovely not to see all the shoes on the old shoe rack, which never looked tidy, but this cabinet looks great. My husband, who'd had a fall that week and had a very sore arm, found it fairly easy to put together (sometimes needed a bit of help on the trickier bits) but it's very well made. A lovely colour finish on it and everything was well marked even down to the screw coverings. I've managed to get an easy 12 pairs shoes (one pair short boots, folded over) inside, and can easily recommend. Great product for the money.

Absolutely stunning! Pretty simple to build and plenty of screws ect. Putting the drawers in was a little tricky but take your time and you'll get it. Its definitely worth the money.

This is a nice, sturdy little piece of furniture for storing shoes. I was pretty much fed up of tripping over shoes lined up in the hallway until we got this.Assembly is straightforward and the instructors are easy to follow. It looks lovely when built and isn't too wide, which if like me you want to have it in your entrance hallway is ideal. There's enough room on top for some pictures or plants too!It fits a good amount of kids shoes but less bigger adult sized - my husband and son take both size 10 and 11 and they fit but you wouldn't get many pairs in ( maybe up to 4 pairs per drawer ). It doesn't like boots however - in fact anything that goes above the ankle will likely get squished as the drawer closes. I've tried laying boots at an angle instead, but no they always seem to catch.Overall I'm really happy with this, it's just a shame that I'll have to store boots elsewhere.

To be honest I was not expecting much. Its pretty cheap and when you pay cheap for something like this then we're talking chip board and plastic. That's exactly what you get here. Cheap material, exceptionally simple.Whilst the material is cheap, the design is thoughtful and quite simple, it also comes with all the correct sort of screws, bolts and fittings which is incredibly useful.Putting it together requires a bit of care and attention to detail, but I think this took me an hour and a half on my own to assemble (including a minor adjustment, cutting a little section off of the bottom back of the 'legs' to go over the skirting board in my hallway.)This is an absolute gem if you're careful and aware that the materials are a little cheap - just tighten the screws a little more and this will do exactly what you want it to do.Word of caution - if you have climbing boots or big walking shoes, they will not fit in this unit unless you squash them down or put them in sideways. This unit is designed for thinner shoes - see picture.

I purchased the Vida Designs 2 Drawer Shoe Cabinet for my student accommodation, and while it’s not perfect, it does serve its purpose.Its small size makes it ideal for tight spaces like dorm rooms or shared apartments. It’s lightweight, so moving it around is hassle-free. The clean and minimal look blends well with most interiors, especially for students who prefer functionality over style. The price is reasonable for what you get.The materials feel a bit flimsy, and the cabinet isn’t as sturdy as I hoped. It might not hold up well for long-term use. It fits a few pairs of shoes, but if you have a larger shoe collection, you’ll quickly run out of space.This cabinet is a good option for students or anyone looking for a budget-friendly, compact shoe storage solution. However, don’t expect high durability or premium quality.⭐⭐⭐ 3/5 – Decent for temporary use.

Came well packaged. Could have done with written instructions as well as diagrams but still it went together okay. Great as screw holes matched up and the parts were numbered well. In all I am pleased with the product; the price was fair and it was the right size for my small hallway.

I found the product to be well-packaged to protect the contents, but with minimal wastage of materials. The instruction sheet illustrated the contents, so it was easy to check everything was there before starting to assemble the cupboard. The assembly instructions were the usual pictorial ones containing limited text, but they were sufficient to figure it all out eventually. To be fair, it would be difficult to put it together in the wrong way because the parts are pre-drilled to facilitate easy screwing. So, it's simply a matter of lining up the holes with the components and screwing together. The screws appear to be good quality and didn't snap off, in fact the entire contents seemed to be well-made and certainly fit for purpose. I bought two of these cupboards. The first one took me around 40 minutes to unpack, check contents and assemble fully; the second one I did in less than 30 minutes! I'm in my mid-seventies and have limited mobility, so young, fit people should do this in much less time. I didn't want to fasten the units to the wall as suggested in the instructions, so I screwed together the two units for better stability. I've stacked the heavier shoes at the bottom and put the lighter ones on the top to further enhance the sturdiness of the cupboards. I'm a size 10/11 UK, so my winter boots and chunky Sketchers would only fit in when I positioned them at a 45 degree angle in the slots, rather than straight on. This has restricted the capacity to two pairs of big shoes in each slot instead of the 2.5 pairs possible with my other shoes. To clarify that, the bottom slot accommodates two full pairs and a single shoe, as does the upper slot in each drawer, giving me the opportunity to store five pairs of shoes in the bottom pull-out drawer. The drawers open and close very easily and seem quite sturdy, I think they'll last a long time.I was pleased with the colour of the units as they matched my interior deco quite closely and they look good in my hallway. All in all I am extremely happy with my purchase and would certainly recommend them to others.

Functional and beautiful, but quality is not impressive