TZAMLI 2-Tier Free Standing Shoe Rack Metal Iron of Expandable and Adjustable Shoes Organizer, Stackable Shoe Shelf for Closet Entryway, 24.41" x 8.66" x 13.78" (Silver Gray, 2-Tier)

It’s a sturdy shoe stand and I like how it extends. It was hard to assemble, it took a lot of strength to put some of the pieces in the right place.

Item arrived on time in addition to that it was so easy to install and looks great.

Was a bit tough to secure the assembly. Otherwise a perfect fit and well organized for all my shoes at the mudroom.

I had been looking all over for a rack to fit my small area and this was just perfect for my needs. I like the way it can adjust to exactly fit my space.

Works so far for shoes and bootsPros:-adjustable width is awesome-i removed the bottom rung, using the floor as a layer for boots ( i did not want to put boots or heavy items on the top rung since it was a bit wobbly to begin with). I have 4 pairs of hiking boots on the Floor, 4 pairs of shoes on the 2nd rung (since the 1st rung was removed on purpose), 4 pairs of sandals on the 3rd rung , and 3 shoes with a big box of toddler shoes on the 4th rung. A bit wobbly but sturdy enough.-looks elegant enough for a shoe rack-lightweight and easily moveableCons:-there is a very subtle line on the black surface of the ends of the crossbars. It is hard to see unless you have enough lighting. I assembled this with limited lighting at night and didn't see those lines that you need to make vertical in order to fit the crossbars into the side support.-NOTE: YOU ROTATE ONE END OF THE CROSSBAR SO THAT THE LINE IS VERTICAL AND THEN USE YOUR BODY WEIGHT TO PUSH THE CROSSBAR DOWN INTO ONE SIDE SUPPORT. Then, YOU HAVE TO ROTATE THE OTHER END OF THE CROSSBAR SO THAT THE LINE ON THIS SIDE IS VERTICAL BEFORE USING YOUR BODY WEIGHT TO PUSH DOWN THIS SIDE OF THE CROSSBAR INTO THE OTHER SIDE SUPPORT—-Both ends of the crossbar rotate Independently of each other (just because the line on one side is vertical does not mean the other line on the other side is vertical.) THEREFORE the trick is to do one side at a time.-it seems excessive to use your body weight to snap the crossbars into the side support (assuming you aligned the guides in the vertical position)-i wish there was a lock to prevent the crossbars from extending or contracting after you have set its width.

A little bit difficult to put together but overall good.

Great idea for a show rack. Does not take up more room than just shows on the floor, thanks to a small 8.5 inches width. The rack can be squeezed in or pulled out to accommodate most entryways, too.One issue is that one of the areas where it is welded in place came loose, but it appears to not take away from being useful for holding many pairs of footwear.

Purchased over one year ago. Decent quality. Ours is stretched out to its maximum width at all times with mostly heavy mens shoes on it. Its holding up really well.

It is plastic and not stable. not worth fto the price.