Himimi 10 Tiers Shoe Rack, Non-Woven Fabric Shoe Tower Stand, Easy Assembled Shoe Shelf Organizer Closet for Home, Sturdy Shelf Storage Organizer Cabinet

I bought this is November 2022. I attempted to put it together and I couldn't. I filed a return, time went by and it stayed. My dad tried to put it together and he gave up. Today 04/07/2023, I said I'm going to put this shoe rack from hell together and I did. Why can't they make full instructions that actually help people put these things together. I guess it's not too bad because it feels sturdy, I just need to get some shoes off the floor in the garage.

It is not as sturdy as expected but it does the job. Good value for the price.

Lot's of storage space. Great for jeans too!

Fairly easy to put together. Holds a lot of shoes!

This was bought to replace an existing one that had slopping rails and all but heeled shoes slid off. This comes with a gazillion pieces. It is not difficult to put together but does take a little time. Personally, time vs no tools ease; ease wins. My husband loved the no tools. Our first order came in a badly damaged, open ended box with no long poles at all. Everything inside had been opened and flying loosely around. With Amazon prime and making sure the product had free returns (not all Amazon prime products are, they MUST state it in description) we returned and ask for a replacement. I am glad we gave it a 2nd chance. I put it in my closet where I only had an 11.5 inch depth to the left of my door. If fit perfectly. I was concerned with the height of the shelf unit making it topple prone; with the new carpet, it is not. Also, I put the heels of shoes at the back and this puts more weight toward the back helping stabilize it against the wall. The mesh net and light pole system would not support anything heavy. I am putting a couple of my empty purses on the top shelf. I have not counted, but with bunching my flip flops and slippers, and with my husbands shoes, there are about 30 pairs of shoes on this rack and some spare room. If any of my 7 kids still lived at home, I would buy this for their room as well. It would easily hold stuffed animals or other such light weight things like some spare sheets, pillows, light blankets but the spacing between shelves would not allow anything very tall or very fat. I could see a number of uses besides shoes such as light weighted toys. This is by no means a shelf unit for pokey sharp things. Heels are fine as adults won't jam them down. Kids Tonka trucks would damage them. It is not sturdy enough for books either, unless they are the cloth, baby kind. They could be used as a clothing shelf in a pinch if there were not to many or not jammed in. If stuffed animals were put on this and it toppled down on a little one, a light bruise and a big scare is about all that might happen. I'm not sure about what would happen if a kid tried to use it as a ladder. As a mom of 7, that could happen with anything. Just use common sense and expect kids to do stupid things. I can't see anyone not surviving any mishap with this...... well...... they could take it apart and play pirates or try using them as tinker toys. LOL

I purchased this shoe rack to replace my old plastic one. In 35 minutes my new shoe rack was all assembled. So easy, no tools required! A simple twisting motion makes assembly a breeze. This shoe rack is sturdy enough for my purpose-holds all our shoes at the back of my walk-in closet. I believe it's a good value.

I was surprised at how sturdy this shoe rack actually is. However, assembly is a real pain in the butt and takes a LONG time to put together plus takes a lot of pushing to get everything tight

Lower legs need to be stronger