Review on SONGMICS Stackable Metal Mesh Shoe Rack Set (2 Pack) - 👠 Adjustable 8-Tier Shoe Organizers with Flat or Angled Shelves - Bronze ULMR08A by Destiny Gvozdeva

So I first bought one of those pieces of junk with hollow metal tubes and canvas shelves, and the canvas shelves started detaching from the frame almost immediately. They popped out of their frames as if the manufacturer had purposely perforated them for that purpose. After 1.5 years of careful handling, the occasional spontaneous emergency, and a quiet, smoldering resentment that builds with every glance, the only sensible course of action was to lapse into a tornado-foaming rage as he retreated step by step. a bit in the trash. Shoes fell to the ground and shattered like refugees fleeing a kaiju. And they stuck to it. I have a shoe problem and I don't think it's any of your business. But I have a lot of kicks and they need a home. So after the previous disaster I bought a large plastic service rack - TWO large plastic service racks - which turned out to be stupid. I have no idea how something as simple as a shelf could exude so much awkwardness. And that's all there was at that point. It was a stupid idea that ended up becoming a stupid act, carried out with the casual bravery of a man with nothing to lose. what's wrong with me I definitely have something to lose. I don't have much, but I have a state of shoes. With over 30 pairs of shoes languishing in a heap, serving as the perfect memorial to my incompetence, and without a trace of the inevitable relief, I set out to find it. Lifespan (if we can agree that by "lifespan" I mean 11 days). So the ratio of lies, cheating, advertising these really cool looking shoeboxes with drawers popping out of the front panels. to access your shoes and they really stack up and you can see your shoes in them because they are transparent and oh yeah some of them glow 1,000,000,000:0. Then I found this. I've only looked at them for a few days. I mean, I just burned myself from two different avoidable mistakes and felt vulnerable, but I threw them in my trash. I came back to them fairly regularly and couldn't stop checking them out. They felt smooth, durable, and matched a variety of shoe styles. During this courtship process, I toyed with the chance of one of those shady magic box ads I mentioned earlier, but I was only delaying the inevitable. I finally made my decision and ordered these shelves. A lot of shitty things happened this year. This set of shelves is not included. It is perfectly designed, with shelves that can be alternated between flat and square. If you haven't searched endlessly for a shoe rack for the past 7 years, you might not know that many shoe rack manufacturers sell corner shoe racks. And what you also probably don't know is that each of those stupid corner posts is designed in such a way that any shoe placed on it will just slide off and fall to the ground. They're like shoe racks as a joke that you buy for someone you passive-aggressively hate to give them a heart attack of frustration. These are the "pallets" on the shelves for shoes. Someone in the past came up with the clever idea of tilting the shoe racks so that the shoes can be seen at a glance. Unfortunately, this person also lacked the mental acuity to understand the most basic principles of physics and/or the verbal skills to express the need for something in their design to "stop" the shoes from falling off. For example "cork" or something like that. Unlike this shoe rack, it was designed by a manufacturer with talented designers who have the education and experience needed to understand that if you point an object at the floor and then place it in a specific one, it is bound to slide Set angles down on a gentle incline to the floor - unless there's some sort of 'stop' at the end to prevent that, and this company has spared no expense in that area. Sloping downwards, the shoes lie gently on the hem that slopes upwards. It's as if they've felt the impact of countless shoes around the world and taken it upon themselves to fix this ongoing travesty. With this design feature perfectly integrated into its functionality, this shoe rack was already far superior to anything else. ever encountered. Now put a pin in this article and remember when I tell you that not only was it designed by (probably) retired NASA scientists, but it was so easy to put together that I was tempted to disassemble it as soon as it was finished to take and scatter it. components around to recreate the environment and blood pressure readings based on my experience so far. After all, isn't there a law that specifically states that the manufacture of a shoe rack must contain at least 278 swear words, hate tears and PTSD? I checked and not only is there no law that specifically mandates the use of force when assembling a shoe rack, there are no laws at all regarding a shoe rack. Everything about these shelves not only fitted together correctly, but also loosely – as if the manufacturer's intention was to create something useful and intuitive and not something culminating in a police social check. It even comes with a small S-shaped Allen key (the only tool you'll need) so you can deftly manipulate it to quickly screw in the appropriate screws - they're all exactly the same! I didn't even know this level of simplicity was possible. If you need a shoe rack, do yourself a favor and press this set. If the condition of my shoes doesn't improve, I might even have to resort to a different set. 100 billion stars.