👞 Barsone 10 Tiers Shoe Rack: Sturdy Space-Saving Vertical Shoe Shelf Organizer for Small Spaces Review

It was easy enough to put together, but still has a lot to do to complete it; 3/4 was all I needed. Because of that choice, it didn't take me long to build what I needed. Of course, if I decide later - and I think - to add room for another pair or two of shoes, or even more, I still have what it takes.

Not the most durable part but works well for what it was designed for and what I use it for shoes. (I would NOT put any decorative items on it like in the product image as the shelves are made of fabric and not solid material.) Shelves are great for sneakers and ankle boots, but heels or larger boots definitely won't fit. I recommend measuring the space before choosing a shelf, but it fits me very well.

All parts included are hollow metal rods, plastic gussets and thin vinyl sheets. The assembly instructions are quite clear. The hard part is the actual physical assembly. It took over an hour to assemble (my hands hurt afterward). it looks classier/fancy on the product photos than it really is. After all, it's just shoes sitting on vinyl slabs and supported by metal bars connected to plastic corners. at least it's light and easy to move around. but don't think I'll buy another one.

Great shelving set. Well designed, engineered and manufactured. Nicely packaged. Very light but quite durable when assembled. I use it for folded clothes (sportswear, casual items) that I like to have on hand, but it would be fine for shoes. I replaced a hanging shoe rack that started to sag badly after a year, but I haven't used it for shoes. This unit is much stronger. It comes with some extra parts, a pair of cotton gloves and a small mallet. A word of caution: the small mallet is too small…

Barsone 10-story shoe rack: It was a building from hell. I didn't use sidebars because that just added an element of complexity that I didn't need. The bars don't go into the plastic corners that easily. I heated them up first with a grill starter and that did the trick. Plastic corners have a connector that is longer than the others. Not much, but it knocks the gathering down badly. You have to be very careful how you assemble this thing or else you will have to remove the bars and move them…

Arrived yesterday, fully assembled today. I think I spent 3 hours putting it together. you can be faster I took my time and I hope to save some of you. Tips: Plastic parts holding corners, look for a hole through which light can be seen. This is the top/bottom position. The other two positions hold the crossbars (4) for each level. As you complete each step, avoid bending/breaking by connecting the last crossbar and plastic fitting at an angle. Then carefully insert the crossbar into the…