Review on 👠 APICIZON 10 Tiers Shoe Rack: Space-Saving 50 Pairs Storage Organizer for Closet, Entryway, Garage - Stackable, Freestanding, Black by Nikki Huang

Assembly was easy but I had to redo it a few times because the plastic connections have to be made a certain way and can be confusing at times. . Was surprised to find out the material in the base that held the shoes was fabric. Apparently I wasn't paying attention. I assumed it was metal or plastic since the fabric looks like metal in the photos. But I think it's ok for the price. Finally, and more importantly, I came up with a new configuration that would allow me to use all 10 shoe bases without giving up any base to accommodate tall boots. The instructions say to skip the base to leave more room for tall boots. Well what I did was use a longer metal rod for one of the bases instead of the shorter one we were supposed to be using. This gave me more room for tall boots while still being able to use all 10 blades. It's hard to explain, but my picture shows the configuration I used. I used a longer stem at the bottom so my boots could fit in there. I ended up with a few extra details since I didn't follow the instructions, but this worked for me. You can see all the additional details in the second photo. All of this headache could have been avoided if the manufacturer had added 2 more hinges. Then I wouldn't have to improvise and make my own setup. But everything worked out. I feel like a genius solving this puzzle. Yes, and metal rods can easily bend in the middle. I was trying to assemble the bar and pushed it out of the joint too hard and it bent. So take it easy on these things.