LANTEFUL Tall Shoe Rack for Entryway, 10-Tier Sturdy Metal Shoe Shelf to Store 10-15 Pairs of Shoes and Boots, Space Saving Narrow Shoe Storage Organizer for Closet,Doorway,Garage,Bedroom,Living Room

Easy enough to assemble, however cost me $85 AUS and the item looks and feels like something l could have bought from the $2 shop here in Australia. It’s assembled, but l don’t expect it to last too long without falling apart. Overpriced!

I’m very impressed. It was extremely easy and simple to assemble, and once fully put together, it feels study and stable, it comfortably holds 10 pairs off shoes and works well with different types of footwear, as long as the shoes aloe boots aren’t very tall. It doesn’t take up much room and fits nicely into my space, helping everything look clutter free and organized. The design looks good, and I personally prefer this style over the plastic shoe box organizers. I haven’t noticed any downsizes so far. It’s an excellent value for the price, I’d definitely recommend this to others.

I picked this up because I have a very narrow vertical space for shoes in my closet. The frame is plastic and fairly straightforward to put together. Each section fits together very tightly and the nylon like fabric support shelves are stretched tight with just the right amount of tension. When each level is assembled and then they are fit onto each other, the tower just gets more sturdy. I have the rack full and there is plenty of room width and height for my mens size 11.5 sneakers and mid-height trail shoes. I am really impressed with the construction of this, it stands firm and doesn't wobble. If you've got only one square foot of floor space and the vertical space, this is the show rack to get.

Scam…. The sheets that hold the shoes up don’t even fit the length of the poles properly. Impossible to assemble properly without measuring and cutting every single sheet. Even then I’m not sure if it’ll work. Doesn’t matter which direction i slide it in, they don’t fit properly. Update: Ok, so I fiddled around with it some more. It was user error. My impression was that it would be a long, yet narrow stand. It is “narrower” (I guess?) than other shoe racks, but not as narrow as I thought. I was putting 2 long pipes, and 2 short ones together. When really, it should be 2 long and 2 long to make a square, and the sheets DO fit when assembling that (proper) way. I’m doing some cutting and assembling it differently because the short pipes fit the space I need to put it in width-wise but the long pipes don’t. I’m adding a pic to show the results. I’ll try to add the complete results Last update: The second last picture is from update #1, and the last is this last update that I’m currently writing. In changing the review from a 1 star to a 5 star. It is very sturdy. My (accidental) DIY adjustments have made it so that some of the long pipes are available, and it’s perfect because it’s more than enough space to add boots. I will be purchasing again and telling family about it. So glad I realized it was me being ignorant, because this product is great, and I won’t complain about there being so many parts because that makes it perfect for making your own adjustments. Update #3: I lied. Here’s the finished result.

I dont have a ton of room to store things and this fits perfectly in my closet. It's not the sturdiest or prettiest but it's an inexpensive shoe rack and it works well.