AVZEAR Narrow Shoe Storage Cabinet with 2 Flip Drawers, Freestanding Shoe Organizer Wooden Closed Shoe Rack, Slim Shoe Cabinet Storage for Entryway, Hallway, Living Room (Walnut)

This shoe rack holds a lot of shoes, as you can see, with some storage space on top and bottom. It requires assembly, which I personally found to be easy. Just read and follow the directions, and you should be able to set it up in about 30 minutes to an hour, depending on your ability. The rack comes with screws to secure it to the wall.I initially considered purchasing a similar product from IKEA, but they wanted an extra $50 to $100. Instead, I found this option on Amazon, which met my needs at a better price.

Had an issue but the sellers were extremely helpful and got back to me right away! The drawer is also very cute and useful and good quality! Definitely recommend

I have been using this for a few months now and it does the trick! It’s not super sturdy but it’s not solid wood so that’s expected. Provides lots of storage for my size 7 feet but not so much for my boyfriends. We each have a drawer, mine I can fit about 8 pairs, his only about 3. So in conclusion great for small feet, not so much if you have big feet! Super cute addition to my entry way!

It’s a great little cabinet. It was easy to assemble and I was even able to modify the way it bolts to the wall. Rather than having the brackets on the outside, I mounted them from the inside. It feels sturdy, it’s not too heavy but also not flimsy and it came with extra parts.

I bought this shoe shelf because in my opinion, leaving shoes in a pile by the door is unacceptable and gross. As a clean freak with a strong aversion to visual chaos—and an even stronger aversion to walking an extra 12 feet to the closet—this shelf is the hero I didn’t know I needed. It hides the shoes, looks nice, and requires minimal effort. In short, it supports both my aesthetic standards and my laziness. Highly recommend.

Liked it at first but that only lasted a short period of time. The plastic pieces that hold the shelves/hinges in place popped out after a few weeks at which point the doors looked bad when closed and would FULLY open when opened. I tried to see if I could just replace those and give it another shot but I couldn’t find any way to do so & have had to just toss the piece altogether.Also don’t plan to use the dividers for anything that isn’t a small and flat shoe - normal adult size shoes or boots are too big for that so it’s more like 3 shelves rather than 6

I really wanted to love this…If you have several pair of soft sided shoes with rounded toes, then this will suit your needs. If you have shoes with stiff uppers (think athletic shoe, crocs - like hospital footwear, hiking shoes, etc.) then this probably isn’t the solution for you. If you’re shoe size is greater than a nine (men’s or women’s sizes) your shoes more than likely will not fit in this especially if you use the dividers.Assembly was pretty easy, I put it together by myself in about an hour or less when my husband was working. It was super easy, the directions indicated two people were needed, but if your of average intelligence and have patience it can definitely be completed by one person, although 2 people would probably make assembly faster.This is probably best suited for kids shoes.I’ll more than likely be looking for a different solution in the near future.

I didn’t put the metal legs on it and mounted it above my heated baseboard. Worked perfectly