Mainstays 4-Tier Shoe Rack White Plastic Frame, Gray Coating, up to 12 Pairs

Intended using for boxes holding lightweight items for my small business. Boxes didn't fit in lower shelves so tried other heavier products. Sides are plastic but poles are metal. They're holding up much more weight than I thought. Wish I could fit another one for more items but I have a small walk-in closet.

This rack was very easy to assemble and didn’t require the use of any tools. It’s a decent size and holds a good amount of shoes. If you have extremely large feet, your shoes will hang off the sides a bit. I wear a women’s size 10 and my shoes go over the sides a little but its not that big of a deal.

I have bought shoe racks in the past and had to tape everything together in order for it to even stand properly. This shoe rack was so easy! I had asked my spouse to put it together for me (figuring he’d have to tape it together like I had done) but I got tired of waiting and did not expect it to be so easy. It is sturdy and reliable. Thanks. I now have more free space which really means I have no more trouble when I close my sliding closet doors.

The mainstays 4 tier shoe rack was easy to put together. All you have to do is connect the rods to the side frames by pushing the rods into the holes of the frame. This 4 tier shoe rack is great and you can put it in the closet or on the side wall of your room. It's durable and have an easy design.

This is so easy to put together, it is not intimidating at all. Snap the rods into the two ends, turn it upright and put the rest of the rods into place and you have a nice well put together shoe rack, which is very nice to have. It has handles which is a convenience. I've had one before and it didn't have handles and the handles make a difference. They make it much easier to handle and put in your closet and you can move it around with your shoes on it to vacuum or clean under it. It is small and compact and looks good with your shoes on it. My shoes are organized and they are where they belong. I could fit two of these shoe racks side by side in my closet. It fits under my clothes and my whole closet looks so much better. It holds twelve pairs of shoes, they are kept nice and neat and tidy. It is lightweight but very sturdy. Something so simple gives my closet an upgrade and I can keep like shoes together. It is very durable and the final look when it all comes together with my shoes kept in one location keeps my closet uncluttered and clean looking.

I just finished putting this shoe rack together. And I like it! The box or package had nice pictures on the outside and those pictures make this unit very easy to display on a shelf or promoting this item on a larger display. The item is lightweight and easy to handle. Additionally the product inside is well balanced so one does not have to worry about the weight shifting and making the boxed product unbalanced and difficult to handle and transport. Very nice. The product does come with directions and to assemble the item I am not sure if instructions are needed, yet it is wise to include instructions. No parts were missing or damaged or broken. This is light and very easy to move around. And the sides are plastic and the rods are metal and have a nice finish so,cleaning should not be a problem. I put eight pairs of shoes on this rack and two pairs of sandals. I think this unit is very nice and handy for myself and is just perfect. I never noticed any warning information about overloading this unit or to not sit on or attempt to stand on the unit. I am happy and now my shoes are organized. Just what I needed.

This thing was $7 at my local walmart and i just needed something to put my 7year olds shoes on so i grabbed this. It was SOOO easy to put together and pretty durable too. Holds a lot of kids shoes, i probably got about 20 or so on there. Im a crafty mom and thought this needed some decoration so i also picked up some sparkly yarn for like $3 and wrapped it around the white and made tassles. Ill include a photo for inspiration.

We basically live full time in our RV, so we drink alot of bottled water and don't have a lot of extra space. I was looking for something to get our bottled water out of the plastic package and that would take up less space than just sitting on the floor in the package and then having bottles fall out/all over as you use them from the package. After a google search for ideas, I again searched for shoe racks. This guy popped up and was decent priced and in stock locally. It was easy to assemble (no tools required, but getting all the bars to line up in the holes while your doing it can be tricky. Anyway, got it together and unloaded my packs of water that had been sitting on the floor in the way and it works great. Over time it might start to sag as its a lot of weight and its definitely not built for heavy duty work, but for the price, I would buy another. I was able to put kids shoes on the top as well, and they hang off the edge a little, so if you were to use it for adult shoes, you may have to pull it out from the wall for them to fit, and I'm not sure how sturdy it would be if it didn't have a wall to "lean on" for extra support. Bottom line it works for my needs, assembled in maybe 5 minutes, and I would recommend to a friend/buy again.

This is a must for me. I have a lot of shoes, and they take up alot of floor space. Dont like keeping them in boxes cause i cant see them and i hate stacking them on eachother. Having this has been awesome. Really easy to put together, looks nice and is sturdy ( not all wobbly like some others i’ve had). My only beef with it is if it were just 5 more inches longer i could fit three pairs easily on each row. So what i did is put my vans twisted on their sides and on each row and filled the gap, it works good. Maybe i’ll just buy another one. But yea, you want a nice and simple shoe rack to organize and save space this works great.

I bought this a few months back and finally got around to putting it together. There were NO instructions. The plastic is very cheap. I could bend it with very little effort (see picture). The poles would not stay in the holes (see picture). I have it set up now and hopwfully as long as I dont move it or put too many shoes it will be ok