Whitmor Over The Door 👠 Shoe Rack - White, Holds 24 Pairs Review

They work quite well except when all the bars are lost and the shoes fall on the floor in the middle of the night. I thought Jesus was back. For me it's a problem, and for me it's a big problem. The manufacturer has cut the bars so short that they don't stay in place. I glued the poles with gorilla glue and the device works fine. It seems to me that saving a fraction of a penny and getting a less than favorable review on the Revain is sub-optimal. Save a few inches and get higher customer…

I'm a little disappointed that it didn't meet my expectations. First, I admit that I have a lot of shoes (as does my boyfriend). We're both a bit obsessed with shoes and I like different styles. This shoe rack is not one of the best. Building it out of the box was easy, almost fun. Adding shoes to the shelf to free up floor space was such a relief. Until every time we opened the closet door, all the shoes fell off the rack. We tried rearranging the shoes - we thought maybe we should put heavier

I would not recommend this shoe rack, I've spent too much time getting my shoes and putting them back on the shelf. I have it on my bedroom door and every time I open or close the door, no matter how carefully I open or close the door, the shoes fall off. This morning I opened the door and the bottom 1/3 of the shelf came loose and fell off with all the shoes that were on it so I'll have to deal with that today. I bought foam pads to put between the jamb and the door where the jamb needs to…

Before buying, I read the reviews pages of this shoe. Here are some points and tips that have helped me: measure twice, make sure your door is wide enough, make sure your door is the right size to fit the brackets above the door if your Door is too thick, ask the company for other brackets (guys, the company is said to be very helpful), use a hammer or soft mallet to set the jambs in place (I used a hammer and it was perfect - light tapping on the metal and plastic parts without damage). As you

This shoe rack is pretty good. Assembly was relatively quick and easy, and the finished product seems solid enough. While I'm happy with the product overall, especially given the low price, I have a few concerns. Problem 1: Resin side frames. Even without filling the basket, the weight causes a slight deformation at the top (Fig. 1). If I owned my condo rather than renting it out I would definitely use the included tabs on each section to screw this unit to the wall rather than hanging over the

My friend recommended I buy this shoe rack. She and her husband have been using this stand for over 4 years and have had no problems. We moved from one apartment to another three times, folded this shelf and assembled it in a new place, and the shelf did not break. She has a lot of high-toe shoes (about 4.7 inches) and they stand up pretty well on the shelf. We have been using our shelf for 10 months. Assembly was easy and we love it. I am a small shoe size but my husband wears rather large…

Purchased to replace one of the plastic shoe holders behind the door. They work well for a while, but eventually the plastic will break if the shoe is constantly being put on and taken off. I saw this at Revain and thought it was perfect and durable as it seems. Constructed of metal and hard plastic with shelves that rise when not in use and fall when you put on your shoes. Each shelf can be moved independently, which is very convenient. Easy to assemble, 8 to 10 minutes just because you put a…

Assembly was easy. All I did was fit three molded plastic pieces together to form a vertical column on each side; Insert horizontal metal bars into cylindrical "pockets" along the vertical posts; and hang each jamb on the metal hooks above the door. Then once the shelf was attached to the door, I added adhesive Velcro at two points on each jamb where they should be. their pockets; I could just slide them into place with my hands (and I'm a woman of medium height and strength, not the Hulk)…