👠 Whitmor Floor Shoe Rack - White, 4 Tier, Holds 20 Pairs Review

Amazing! The perfect shoe for a small closet. It doesn't get any better. Special at a great price. I ordered a tower shoe rack and it was very easy to build. I even made it myself! No tools are required. I am very happy with the new look of my closet. Now I can see all my shoes as I put them on without having to worry about rummaging through boxes.

This was an awful frame that didn't last a month until it completely buckled and fell apart. Not to mention that for a week or two after use, the pillars kept falling out of their places until they finally just collapsed. All of my shoes were lightweight sneakers/heels and I would wear the lightest ones on top, but it still didn't matter. Structure and design are cheap. I will never buy again.

It's perfect for what I need it for and it's actually very durable. I've noticed this with Whitmore products. It's good to have a hammer handy to tap on the bars for extra security and to prevent them from breaking. my only thing I noticed snap-in slots on the top sides for shelf extension (very similar to those above the shoe rack by the door). However, everyone says it's not expanding. It just doesn't make sense to me why they would be there on both sides if it wasn't actually upgradeable…

Bought this as a Christmas present for my wife who is always complaining about shoes scattered around the house. I read that the particular shelf I ordered contained 20 boots, but we could only fit 16 in ours. (4 per rack, 4 racks total). We placed the boots on top, the sneakers on two shelves in the middle and the flip flops on the bottom (women's size 8 and 9) and they fit perfectly. The boots do not fit on any of the other three shelves due to height restrictions. So if you buy them ONLY for

I bought this item to organize my shoes in my closet. I wanted something that wouldn't touch my clothes and it seemed low enough to me. Setting it up was easy, I don't understand why people say it's confusing. I had a problem with heels and wedges. I can't get them to stay in place or even fit properly in the rack. I'm a size 7 and the heeled shoes hardly stay on because I have to snap the back of the heel to the back column and try to fit the pad of the shoe onto the front column. This causes…

I don't know what's being criticized here, what exactly do you expect? If you want something more durable than your great-grandchildren could use in a century, you're going to have to spend a little more. can't do much better than this without building it yourself. It's not the most durable thing in the world, but it easily gets the job done with about 12 pairs of shoes. I recommend storing light footwear such as sandals, sneakers, flip flops and/or pumps on it. I guarantee it's not strong…

Look, if you need a shoe rack but don't want to waste your arms and legs, this job will do the trick. I ordered one of these in white (don't know why black is double the price right now) and received it quickly via Prime. This rack is very light, which I really like as I didn't have to carry it upstairs. Plus, it was incredibly easy to assemble. Simply insert four sticks into the holes on either side of the rack and voila. After I assembled mine I saw that I could rock it back and forth…

I have a rather embarrassing amount of good heeled shoes, to the point where I've started to overcrowd what appears to be a spacious shoe rack in my closet. I bought this product as a temporary keeper to keep my rather expensive shoes from ending up in a heap on the floor until I sorted out the closet situation. That being said, the stand feels very solid and could definitely serve as a permanent solution for those who wanted it. Installation is extremely easy. There are two plastic side panels