Camabel 10 Tiers Shoe Rack Capacity 130lbs for 60 Pairs Stackable Narrow Expandable Non-Woven Fabric Shoe Storage Organizer Cabinet Tower Shelf Space Saving Assembly High Shoes Black BG361

I purchased this when I redid my closet last year. I have many shoes like over 80 pairs! So small shoe racks wouldn’t work for me. I purchased this in grey and actually sprayed painted the metal rods to white and the brackets to gold to match my decor which was super easy. Assembly was super easy, did it myself. I have moved while owning it so took apart in half and reassembled with no fuss. Love how light weight it is! But very sturdy! I have small feet so I’m able to fit about 75 pairs of shoes on it without much fuss. If your shoes are taller than a bootie/ ankle length it may not fit good on the height and since it’s fabric shelves can’t put too many heavy shoes on it otherwise a row may sag. Defínetly got my money’s worth

Easy to put together. Holds tons of shoes. Feels a little flimsy but once you get the weight of your shoes on there, it’s good to go.

Awesome "shoe" rack! Rather than using it for shoes though, I got it to display some of my Squishmallows. It's great that you can customize the height of the tiers by choosing to leave out a shelf while building it, which is what I did to fit my 16" squish. On top I put two 20" squish (one regular, one stackable) and the stackable one hangs off a little bit but I don't mind it. Overall a great inexpensive, lightweight, sturdy fixture to display my collection, I'm really happy with it!

The product feels relatively cheap, but also the price point is low so I can’t complain. It gets the job done and can hold a bunch of shoes which is what I needed the most. I do like that’s you can customize how high you want each shelf and the entire rack in general so I could make sure it would fit my shoes and in my closet.It’s quite flimsy if you need to move the whole thing around, especially if it sits on carpeted floor. Assembly wasn’t hard since I followed another reviewer’s recommendation to warm the rods with a hair dryer first, but it was a little tedious.

I got this shoe rack because I needed to put my shoes somewhere! They were all over the floor in my super large walk-in closet. Too many shoes.....? Maybe, but I am not getting rid of them :-) So, I was able to put these together as 2 levels each. This way, the racks will fit under my clothes hanging in my closet. Works perfectly! It is also nice because the part the shoes go on is fabric so it will stretch a bit to fit taller shoes under the top rack. Remember I am using them as 2 racks a piece, for 5 racks total. Anyway...I love them! I got my shoes on the rack and realized pretty quickly I was going to need another one. (Back to the point that I may have too many shoes.....still not getting rid of them LOL) So, after two racks and two closets, my shoes are almost all put away :)

It's easy to put together but a lighter weight than I expected based on the pics. I can imagine this feeling flimsy over time, but it'll do for now.One of the cloth shelves was missing, so I have a bunch of leftover hardware and instead of 10 levels, I have 9.

Wow, I love this rack. All my footwear and a ton of categorized small wear and off season types of pants have made it onto this lightweight, ROOMY, yet somehow sturdy rack. It was easy, albeit a bit time consuming to assemble. It's well balanced, isn't threatening to fall over, and I can SEE what I have! Yay! Tall boots won't fit, except on top shelf, but my hiking boots and snow boots did. I am pleasantly surprised and delighted with this find.

This product looked good when we put it together and we were able to fit a lot of shoes on it, but in a couple of months it started falling apart. Once one tube comes out, and you try to fix it, others start coming out and soon the whole thing collapses. I've had it fall apart and put it back together again several times. I am considering using glue to hold it together, but otherwise I will have to throw it out and get something else.