Shoe Rack 3 Tier Long Storage Organizer Wide Metal Shoe Shelf for Closet Entryway Black

Basic shoe holder with fabric bottom for shoes. Very light and looks kinda flimsy but it actually does what it needs to do. I can fit 5 pairs of mens shoes on each shelf on this rack. I am not abusing this rack or putting heavy items on it. I am not standing on it or anything out of the ordinary. I just put my shoes on it and it holds them for me. Easy to put together and looks nice all filled up with my shoes. Works great and looks great. We'll worth the money!

The INGIORDAR 4-Tier Shoe Rack is exactly what I needed for organizing shoes in my closet. It’s sturdy, well-built, and easy to assemble—took just a few minutes to put together. The wide design fits plenty of shoes without feeling bulky, and the sleek black metal frame looks modern and clean in the space. I love how it keeps everything neat and accessible, and the open design makes it easy to grab the pair I need quickly. It’s also lightweight enough to move around but strong enough to hold several pairs of heavy shoes. Overall, a great storage organizer that combines style, durability, and practicality. I’m very happy with this purchase!

This shoe rack was easy to assemble. It took maybe 10 minutes. It's lightweight yet sturdy and can easily be moved. The legs are adjustable so if you need the space to be higher or lower under the bottom level, you can change it to fit your closet needs. It holds 18 pairs of shoes and then another 6 pair can be stored underneath. The black looks great and this shoe rack helps maximize closet space. I would purchase this item again.

Value: Good value for the low price. Sturdiness: Pretty sturdy. Not like industrial strength or something. But the quality of the screws, the metal and the feet are good. Quality: The only thing with not great quality is the material for the shelving parts that the shoes sit on. Pro: they clean off/wipe off easily. It’s kind of a mix between plastic, fabric and paper. It seems more plastic-y on top. When you put it together, it seems like it could rip, but once it’s together, it’s fine. Tip for building: It does come in pieces. It comes with simple directions that are good/easy. It DOES come with the tool to put it together and 1 extra screw! It was easy to build. My tip is: when you slide the sleeves on for the shelves, make sure the silver buttons are toward the inside, so the sleeve will go over it easier. Overall: Good product (not great, not bad at all though) for the price. Decent size and can hold 6 pairs of shoes across on each shelf! Fits great in the closet and I’d recommend for a simple cheaper option for organization.

You get what you pay for. For what it is, it’s a pretty good shoe rack. It fit all my shoes and I really like the material in between the racks so the shoes do not fall through. If you are expecting expert craftsmanship this is not the product for you. It was easy to out together but it is by no means super sturdy. The price is a bit high for some pieces of metal but it was what I needed.

This shoe rack was easy to assemble, fits a lot of shoes, and places well in my closet. It was a good purchase for me - my shoes are now organized!

Easy assembly, well-designed. This rack accomodates 15 pairs of shoes on the shelves with enough space below the rack to tuck 5 more pairs neatly underneath. That’s a neat and clean storage area for 20 pairs of shoes. Superior to my previous set- up. Construction of metal frame and synthetic hammock shelving. Worth the $$ invested.

I measured the space first, and this fit! I chose the bronze, to blend with the flooring. Putting it together: EASY....even with it's size. Directions were great. All items packed nicely. Tools perfect. I placed a towel on my kitchen counter and began to build. Very simple instructions. It's awkard because of the size, but was patient....totally doable with one person. Here is what I would like to share about the build so that you may find it easier. Once you reach the moment that you slide the fabric shelves on to the bars, you may find them challenging to get on. Here's why. The fabric hole is very challenging to move over the screws, and the entire time I was concerned they would rip as it's thin. If you are able to slide and turn the fabric "just right" to the girthier width of the hole, it will slide over instead of getting caught on the screw. It was definitely an issue that took a while. And while I was concentrating on this aspect, I accidentally slid one of the shelves on backwards and didn't notice til the end. LOL. Of course I had to backtrack, as the laminated part of the fabric that you place your shoes on needs to be uptop. Very solid...I have everything from hiking boots, dress boots, sneakers, sandals to flip flops. I keep my smaller shoes below the shelves...flip flops specifically since I'm in the desert. We have to look in our shoes for scorpions over here! Have had it up for several weeks and it's held sturdy thus far! Enjoy.