Maximize Your Space with the SONGMICS 10-Tier Metal Shoe Rack for Living Room and Bedroom Organization Review

This is a great product! It's very flexible in terms of how you put it together. In fact, I made two separate racks out of one set. You can attach smaller shelves to make them longer which I used on a shelf in a small closet. If you dream it, you can build it. 😁

When I opened the Revain box and saw nine million little pieces I thought no way, I don't collect that thing. Everything comes back... Luckily my husband is much more patient than me. It was tiring but not difficult to put together. The end result was quite pleasing. It probably holds 20 pairs of shoes and is pretty durable. I spent about $23 so it was worth it. In the end I am very satisfied.

Extremely easy to assemble. It's just missing one of the E27 strips that goes on top. There is another bar that was a completely different size than any other bar that we didn't need. My guess is that it must have been the missing E27 bar. This shelf fits in the small space we had for shoe/boot storage and holds many of our boots and boots. Love the fact that I can leave some crossbars for tall boots. Very pretty and I would definitely buy it again!

Please note that the shelves should be high enough to hold a walking shoe, but no more. Anything larger, like tactical boots or cowboy boots, won't fit, except maybe on the top shelf. You can make the shelf taller by removing the shelf and using metal floor shelves on the sides instead. However, you lose space for shoes. If you have very wide shoes, like mine, ie from 10.5 to 11.5, both shoes may not fit you. I combine wide boots with smaller shoes to make them fit. Otherwise a good attitude.

I added this to my closet to be more organized. It was the perfect size. Most are wider but I measured them to fit my needs. I love that you can make it a whole shelf or split it into more than 1. You can also make it taller or wider depending on what poles you're using. I had to make 2 sets of shelves and they were enough for a shoe rack. Very easy to assemble, no instructions required. Quite easy. It doesn't weigh that much, so it's easy to carry. Holds up well. I've put a few others on it…

Don't rush to collect this. Looking at some of the photos of him falling apart makes me laugh. I used a rubber mallet to make sure everything was secure before moving on to the next level and it's very durable. The cross braces are arranged in such a way that the shoes do not fall through. I don't have heels, so I can't comment on that, but sneakers, crocodiles, boots, etc. fit well. I skipped a set of conversation boot crossbars below, but my smaller boots fit fine without me having to do…

This tall shoe rack is perfect for the small space at the back of my closet. And the best part is that you can customize it however you like: if you have multiple shoes or stacks of shoeboxes, you can simply remove some of the crossbars to free up shelf space. Or if you don't need a high rack, you can connect the sections side by side instead of vertically. (It's about 5'8" tall if you decide to go vertical.) I've read some comments on here questioning the strength. Mine doesn't wobble and…

This item was so easy and quick to put together. I only used a hammer because I wanted to make sure everything was seated and aligned. Once assembled it was strong and durable and I can fit 5 boots on each tier, that's 50 boots or 25 pairs for $20. Hell with those shoe racks that cost a fortune and don't hold enough shoes. It fits perfectly in my closet, on the wall, between the open door and my clothes. Fills in this space as if I sent the measurements myself. My husband used the small amount…