Fsbecl Shoe Storage Cabinet for Entryway with 2 Fluted Flip Drawers,Walnut

Beautiful in my entryway, love the color, easy to assemble, saves space while looking good! I’m happy with the quality and materials, especially for the price. It currently holds 12 pairs of shoes but could easily store 16 depending on the size shoe. It does not hold boots but those can be stored elsewhere in my home. I love it so much I bought another one for shoes everyone slips on & off at the back door. The blue is lovely and matches my kitchen color at the back door. I didn’t attach the legs on the blue one for an easier fit under the kitchen counter. Really really can’t say enough good things about these shoe cabinets. The seller was astonishingly quick to respond when there was an issue with some damage to the blue cabinet. I’ve literally never had such a positive experience with customer service. Basically, if you’re still reading this, stop reading and buy one or two for yourself. You won’t be sorry!

Package came with all necessary pieces and extras for just in case. Directions were super way to follow with pictures and labels. Could definitely put it together by yourself but easier with two people. The rich color of the wood is very visually appealing. Fits most of our day to day shoes, though some of my husband’s bulkier sneakers don’t sit too well. It has really cleaned up the look of our entry way from the garage. We did not secure it to the wall (though we may in the future) and even with all the shoes in it, it hasn’t been too heavy or fallen over when opening the doors. We have more space for shoes with this cabinet than we did on our shoe rack! Happy with the purchase and quality.

Color Purchased: Walnut2 Instructions ETA for assembly: 60 minutes Actual instruction assembly: 90-120 minutes The instructions were okay. Standard, two-dimensional black and white drawings with tiny visuals for things like screws and holes. I ended up placing a board upside down at once point and had to fix that. The labeling of all the parts was easy to understand. The only two pieces that did not have a label (on them or in the instructions) were the last two wooden boards that go inside the plastic pieces to create the separation in each drawer so you get the 4 rows for shoes. Considering those pieces go in last, it wasn’t a big deal. The hinge mechanisms that allow the drawers to pull up and down are made of white plastic. It’s fine since they’re closed all the time anyway but they’d look more high end of the were painted to match the wood coloring. The color is a nice, dark, warm brown. It doesn’t look too orange at any point. It’s lighter than the rest of my walnut cabinetry which I like because it helps provide a little contrast to our decor. It has 2 drawers that hold 4 rows of shoes. I would say you can fit 4-5 pairs of shoes per row depending on the shape, size, style of the shoe. Croc brand shoes do not fit inside. Some tennis shoes fit while others don’t. Durability wise… could be better. It’s heavy and won’t fall down when pulling drawers open. However, it should be anchored to the wall if you have young children in the house. I think the plastic hinges that allow the drawers to open and close will likely wear out over time. The wood for some of the pieces already splintered in some spots which required wood glue before I even finished assembling the cabinet (I made sure I did not tighten any screws too tight - so the wood could be better; I imagine it’s some sort of particle board or plywood). Overall, this cabinet functions the way in which I expect it too, but it’s certainly not an heirloom piece of furniture. It’s functional, stylish, and gets the job done. Good enough.

I’ve had this in my entryway for about 3–4 weeks, and it’s been exactly what our foyer needed. The walnut finish and fluted front panels give it a stylish, modern look that actually complements my decor rather than looking like typical storage furniture. The two flip-down drawers hold a surprising number of shoes (I fit 6–8 pairs comfortably), and the compartments keep everything organized and out of sight. The cabinet is narrow enough for tight hallways but still feels sturdy and well-built. Assembly was straightforward with the included instructions and only took about 20–30 minutes. What I especially appreciate is how the flip-down doors make it easy to grab shoes on the way out, yet hide the clutter when closed. The top surface also doubles as a place to set keys or a decorative tray, which adds extra functionality to a small space. Pros: • Attractive walnut finish with stylish fluted front • Compact and perfect for narrow hallways or entryways • Holds multiple pairs of shoes neatly • Easy to assemble and solid construction • Top surface useful for keys/ decor Cons: • Limited space for larger boots • Not super deep — best for everyday shoes/sneakers Overall, this is a great shoe storage solution if you want something both functional and attractive. Highly recommend for entryways, hallways, or behind doors!

Our new home has a combination of furniture in blues, terra cotta, and browns. I thought this shoe cabinet would look nice in our entry and I am overall pretty pleased with it. I am a 70 year old female and it took me 2 hours to assemble it, but that is because I wasn't paying enough attention in one step and I put in a board upside down. Later on in the assembly I figured it out and I had to take apart almost all that I had done to correct it. The wood is not like the typical wood or laminate furniture that I have put together. It is glossy and almost has a veneer finish on it. It's quite attractive and looks more expensive than it is. The instructions were all very clear and everything fit together perfectly EXCEPT for the thin backing piece - the holes did not line up and the back does not lay flat, it is bowed out in the center. Still, some of these shoe racks don't have any backs on them at all, and it is up against the wall so nobody will notice it. One thing did puzzle me though. When I put the board in to divide the two shoe slots it didn't seem to fit like it should. There were grooves that it looked like it was supposed to slide into, one upper and one lower, but that didn't line up either. I hope it holds up because it doesn't seem very sturdy to me. The gold knobs on the front also look cheap and I plan on replacing them with a nicer option. I really wanted a dark blue shoe rack and my options were limited in this size. Overall it LOOKS nice, and it feels pretty sturdy, I just hope the plastic shoe holders hold up over time.

I'm not usually a fan of furniture that needs assembly because the instructions are usually sketchy, the fit is almost always off a bit and needs to be cheated to assemble, and inevitably ends up looking cheap. My wife ordered this cabinet and I grudgingly started to assemble it. I have to say, the instructions were great, and the parts fit exactly as they should. It took me about an hour and when it was done it looked and performed perfectly. Some people said the doors didn't fit well for them, but ours work great. Well-packaged and clear instructions were a bonus.

So so cute!! Color is exactly what I wanted. Instructions are clear and able to put together by myself. The inside screws were tricky while holding the door in place simultaneously - I would recommend screwing them in slightly to make them fit prior to placing the door in so they catch on easier!

The product is great, it looks good and holds a bunch of shoes. The only issue was with assembly. Either the parts were mislabeled or the instructions are incorrect. I ran out of screw H and G when the instructions were still telling me to use them. Then I noticed I had a bunch of screw J untouched because they were not listed anywhere in the instructions. I ended up using them and it worked out but it was confusing and frustrating.