Everyday Home 4-Tier Stackable 16-Pair Shoe Rack for Entryways and Closets

This rack is not larger in size so it fits by the wall perfectly and holds a large amount of shoes.

Very good product, works good for what I needed it for will probably buy another when I clean my closet and have space.

I wasnt as pleased with this item as I thought I would beI wasnt as pleased with this item as I thought I would be. Its kind of rickety and not as stable as I would like it to be. But it still works, my son is using it in his closet

Black plastic sides and silver rods made of flimsy plastic. Some of the cylinders where the silver rods go (molded on the inside of the black covers) cracked open as soon as I inserted the rods. I overpaid $14 for this; I think it's worth $5 since it should still hold shoes for a while, but it's still cheap plastic. If I find a rack at the dollar store, this is going back to walmart.

Trash!!! You need to reinforce this plastic, flimsy shoe rack with gorilla glue to keep it from collapsing and all your shoes tumble over in the middle of the night!!

I bought several of these shoe racks to help me organize my ribbon. Unfortunately, they are made so poorly, they are not stable. The plastic is so thin on the outer pieces, that it cracks during assembly when you have to push the metal rod into the plastic outer piece. They held up for about a week before collapsing. That was just with holding ribbon - I can't imagine it being stable enough to hold shoes - that are much denser. I would never waste my money on these again if given the opportunity.

I really should have read the reviews before I purchased. But you get what you pay for. It rails are so cheaply made. They keep falling off and making my shoes fall. There are not a lot of shoes on the shoe holder either. Its for guest to put their shoes by my door because I do not allow people to wear shoes in my house but I am very disappointed with this item.

It is a piece of junk. If i had kept the packaging and box I would have returned it. Its very flimsy no matter how you arrange the poles. (there are several slots so you can choose how to arrange poles depending on the angle you prefer for your shoes to be held) The poles literally sit in the slots. There are no parts to keep them secured. They do not click into place or have any gaskets, screws, adhesive, etc to secure them. It just keeps collapsing. I even tried just using one tier instead of 2. I did not put heavy shoes on it either. I just had a pair of house slippers and some sandals on it. I was tempted to glue the poles in myself. But its just very cheap looking plastic and bendable aluminum type poles. Id rather have something better quality in my entry way. So I just tossed it in the dumpster.

The absolute cheapest worst shoe rack I've ever encountered won't even stay together legit plastic and metal the metal bars won't stay in the plastic ends if I could give it negative stars I would biggest waste of money ever going to have to rig it together just because I don't want to go through the process to return it

Not a fan! Takes a lot of finesse to get it together and if u touch it at all it crumbles. Huge pain in the a**... and one of the bars were bent I tried to straighten it out a lil and it snapped in half .. not a happy camper. I mean it was 12$ but still.