KEETDY 3-Tier Long Shoe Rack for Closet Metal Shoe Organizer for Entryway, Wide Stackable Shoe Storage Shelf with Sturdy Wire Grid for Closet Floor, Bedroom, Black

Super sturdy and holds sooooo many shoes!!! It looks very expensive! Does not scratch easy. Was not hard to put together. All the hardware was included!

Love this shoe rack! Very sturdy, easy to assemble and looks great. Holds a lot of shoes.

What a great product! It's very sturdy, not at all unattractive and was extremely easy to assemble. I should have bought this ten years ago to organize my shoe collection that I've accumulated over the years. I purchased the 43" wide, 4-shelf version and the metal shelves are plenty sturdy to hold the five pairs of shoes I have sitting on each shelf without any sagging from the weight. Each of the three lower racks will hold shoes up to 8" tall. Anything taller belongs on the top shelf...or the floor. I wear men's Size 12 shoes...and they do not stick over the front edge of the shelves. Please see my attached photos. I give this shoe rack my strongest recommendation.

I got this shoe rack because I had a very specific size that I needed for a small space, and this one was just right. I also paid attention to how many shoes you could fit in how many inches of space. An average size pair of adult shoes is about 8 inches across, so I wanted a rack length that was divisible by 8 plus a few inches of leeway. For example, a 30 inch rack couldn't quite hold four pairs unless they were crammed together or all smaller shoes. With 43 inches of length, this rack can easily accommodate 5-6 pairs per shelf comfortably. This rack also has a specific feature I wanted, which is enough space under the bottom shelf for more shoes. This space is the perfect place to put all your flip flops. This design makes the best use of small spaces and overall makes the most sense. I also chose this rack because it's metal; the shelves are wire panels with large gaps between the bars - but not so large you can't easily set a tiny pair of shoes on it. I wanted shelves that allowed dirt and debris to fall through; as well, it's easier to see what's on the shelves with this design. I knocked off a star for quality and for a missing feature. The shelves of the rack have a little give in the middle, which isn't a problem when it's used as intended. It does make me wonder if the shelves will sag over time. This rack is so lightweight that you'd think it was made of plastic. This lends to a less sturdiness, which could have been mitigated by the inclusion of adjustable feet. I had to fashion supports for the front feet to get the unit to stop wobbling and lay flush against/be parallel to the wall. The good? Ridiculously easy, tool-free assembly. The pieces just click together. It works, the price was fair, the size and design are perfect, and it looks good too.

This rack was super easy to put together and is much sturdier than I thought it would be.

Absolutely love this shelf! We needed a way to organize our extra shoes and this shelf fit the bill! Not only is it aesthetically pleasing to the eye it fits a lot of shoes! I even have shoes on the very bottom where there’s no shelf and they fit great. I have winter boots on the top shelf laid on their side since I have low hanging clothes at that end of my closet. I would purchase this again! I just need more shoes! :)

This is the best buy for the money It’s sturdy, fairly easy to assemble. Just an all round really nice product Even though it’s made in China, it’s a nice piece.

The 3 row shoe rack is the perfect size for an area in my closet and it holds ALOT of shoes. It also has room for a row of shoes underneath so I actually have 4 rows instead of 3. It is sturdy and was extremely simple to assemble... I was done within 15 minutes of opening the box. All parts were packaged well and the instructions were easy to follow. I am very happy with this purchase. I can finally get rid of the stacks of shoe boxes cluttering the floor in my closet and I now have easy access to all of my shoes & boots without going through stacks of boxes to get to the pair I want which always seemed to be at the bottom of the stack. Why didn't I do this sooner???