SONGMICS Shoe Rack with 16 Cubes, Interlocking Plastic Shoe Organizer, DIY Storage Cabinet for Closet Entryway Bedroom Garage, Space Saving Design, 12 x 35.1 x 27.2 Inches, Black ULPC44H

The media could not be loaded. This plastic shoe rack is a fantastic solution for organizing shoes in a neat and space-saving way. It fits perfectly in my closet, and the individual slots are ideal for most shoe sizes, including sneakers, sandals, and flats. The design is lightweight but sturdy, holding up well under daily use.Assembly was straightforward, and the modular design allows for some flexibility in setup. The slots are spacious enough to keep shoes organized without cramming them, and the plastic material is easy to clean, which is a bonus.If you’re looking for a functional, affordable, and compact shoe organizer for your entryway or closet this is a great option. Highly recommend!

Love this shoe rack !! I put it in my closet and it fits perfectly. It was easy to build and seems to be well made. Easy to wipe off and should last a long time. I would buy again

Was looking for shoe storage for my closet but didn’t want to spend too much (because it’s just for shoes). Something organized & sturdy. I really wanted the stackable ones that have the magnetic door BUT those are $50 for a dozen! Nope! Ran into this gem, read the reviews & gave it a shot. Bought 3 sets of 15 just to try it out. Like the other reviews said, assembly is easy but not a breeze. Does take some time, depending on how you want to stack them. As you can see I wanted to take up all my wall space, length & height wise. Ended up buying 3 more sets! Took me about 4 hours total but I did it alone. Super happy with this purchase! One cubby fits 2 pairs of heels. And I love that they fit my Jordans with the box. Don’t hesitate! Very sturdy, doesn’t break the bank & looks nice!

This was easy to put together and a great space saver.

pretty sturdy i use for other items not shoes handy for crafts. a bit hard for seniors to put together took me 2 days but i love it bought 2

At first it was a little confusing to understand how to build it, but you’ll get it after like 5 minutes. This was not hard to build, it looks nice, and I completely stable. Worth it!

The shoe rack was an easy build and sturdy. It fit both mine and my husbands shoes.

I purchased this for its modular design and, after reading good reviews, it's ease of set up. But, after building one myself, I can't overstate how much of a chore this was. The primary issue was the plastic joints with the inner teeth and the smooth roundness of the poles. It seemed like every time I got one corner to pop in, the opposite corner would pop out. You've got to apply quite some pressure on the joint for the pole to get 'bitten' enough to finally use the hammer, but, as said, was a living nightmare because one corner wanted to keep slipping out. This is especially true of the outside joints. I get all the joiners are hexagonal for modulation, but man was I wishing they'd have been T-joints instead. Hammer just outside the sweet spot and the clip goes flying across the room. I had issues with 'square.' Some of the sheets, and perhaps it was all in my head, felt slightly shorter than some of the others which made squaring impossible. Some corners would sit in the very back of the bracket and others would sit a couple mm forward, pushing the other sheet angles out of alignment. And you can't hammer everything into alignment unless you build 1 box at a time (over the manuals 4 - which I was building 3 at a time).Anyways, said and done, it looks nice. It's fairly sturdy. I'm questioning it's durability and longevity. Most my shoes fit side by side (US men's 11.5 Vans/Saucony). My Vans boots didn't fit side by side, but fit flip flopped.I also had an issue with pieces. I made a 3x5, but didn't have enough pieces for my 16th box. It's not that big of a deal to me, but I'd like to see a company give enough pieces to complete all 16 boxes regardless of modulation.