MS SHOE RACK 10 TR

I am a wreath maker and this is one of the perfect storage ideas for ribbon. I'm buying my second one because they have wheels and they hold so much ribbon that it makes it compact and able to move from place to place when I need to move. Definitely recommend.

I have stored shoes in the bottom of my out-dated closet for years. All of our kids have left home, so we now get to update the closet from a tiny space, to a nice big walk in, yay. We were going to add shelving inside for shoes, but I don't really want them in the closet anymore, because sometimes the hubby's shoes have a slight odor, not bad, but you know they are in the closet. I'm not using traditional doors, I want the folding one's, so we can't use the over door hanging racks, so when I got this two-sided 10-Tier mesh shoe rack, I was excited! It can hold up to 60 pairs of shoes, wow! Neither of us own anywhere near that many shoes, but I can also store my extra purses on my side, and he has room for whatever he wants to keep on his, and the mesh material will not let anything fall through the bars. One of the best features, is it has four rolling wheels, two that lock, so if I need extra space, I can roll it into any room to store it. The metal frame seems to be sturdy enough to last for several years.

Mainstays 10-Tier Mesh Rolling Shoe Rack has added space to my smaller walk in closet. I am able to place my shoes with boxes in the slots as well. The stand is durable and can hold 60 pairs of shoes perfectly while still being able to rolling smoothly across my thicker carpet. The assembly was not bad at all it took me 30 minutes to completely assemble and only an Allen wrench was needed which came included. The only negative I can attest to is the locks on the wheels do not function properly.

Bigger than I expected from the initial photo. It stands over 5' tall without the casters, 22" wide and needs about 22" depth when you have shoes loaded on both sides, total of 40 pairs, perfect for a walk-in closet. Assembly looked a little daunting when I unpacked it with so many individual pieces, but straightforward and easy to put together if you follow the instructions. I was impressed with the high quality of all the pieces and how easily the screws went in the ends of the rods, not typical of most products you have to put together. Had one extra screw. Took me close to an hour but I'm slow and clumsy haha Very happy with this shoe rack!

Nice rack, but once full of shoes, it gets hard to roll around and it gets wobbly. I could see it possibly tipping over. I rolled it into a tight space in my closet, so it has to room to tip over. I do wear a size 10 women's shoe, and like chunkier shoes so there is more weight. I think light weight shoes would be fine.

Nice, big and spacious. However, the wheels do not fit it in the predetermined holes and therefore do no work. I had to create my own wheel system to get the wheels on. Otherwise great product but the wheels need work.

Putting it together took FOREVER, and once completed I was disappointed on how flimsy it is. So far its been doing its job, but if you have heavy/big shoes I do not recommend. I am using it for my kids shoes and they fit great, my husbands shoes (mens 11) hang way off and dont sit super well on the shelves. Its working for what I intended it for, but for the price I expected it to be a little sturdier.

it looked sturdier in the photos but is very flimsy for holding shoes and the wheels are fragile do not roll well. If it's against a wall you don't have access to both sides so have to roll it from side to side and it is not easy to do. Will use temporarily until I find a better long term solution

This item is extremely difficult to put together. Frankly I never got it completely together. The holes don't line up right and you have to try to force it together. In trying to get it to line up, I had to unscrew some of the poles to try to get them the rest to line up and then when I got some of them to line up, the rest were going to be skewed. I got it about 75% assembled and realized that IF I was able to complete it, it wouldn't be sturdy (and that was empty before any shoes). I tried to upload one of the examples of the poles not lining up which is where the netting joins, but it kept getting rejected. Also, the netting is very thin and I'm not sure how sturdy the mesh would be full of shoes. It certainly would not be good for high heels, as the heels would likely snag the netting. Overall, if it had been under $15, I might have considered going forward, but certainly not worth the $52 price tag.

It's already loosening and no longer stable straight upright. It's been assembled for 8 days. The skinny hollow aluminum tubes should not be supporting this many shoes.