fiducial home 10 Tiers Shoe Rack 20-25 Pairs Sturdy Shoe Shelf

The shoe rack arrived missing two vertical tubes... I don’t have the time to disassemble and return it. I will use it as it is, without the support on one side on the top. Disappointed though ...

I am using this in my craft/sun room, I needed extra shelves , the stuff that is going on the shelves isn't real heavy so its perfect for me, took a few hours to put together, but looks great and just fits in perfect

This shoe rack is dirt cheap and I got it on sale which knocked off a few more dollars. After taxes it was still less than twenty bucks. At that price, there's not much to complain about as long as the product arrives as pictured and does what it is supposed to do. It predictably feels and looks cheap and weighs nothing, shipping in a remarkably tiny box that's probably just over a foot long and no bigger than five inches at any of the other dimensions. Fully assembled, it holds two pairs of average sized shoes (size 10 men for me) on each of its 10 tiers. The side-by-side width is a little narrow. With some angling you can put two pairs of mens sneakers on each tier but it will be a little tight. Height-wise, things like chukka boots or Vans "Sk8-Hi" sneakers will barely fit. Anything taller will only fit on the top tier. The shelves are a flimsy nylon material but once assembled they're rigid enough for light items. It works. I have it on a carpeted floor in a corner where nothing will bump into it and it doesn't really sway around. That being said there's no real sturdiness to it because it's so light and if you have it out in the open, it can be tipped over easily. I like the fact that it has a small footprint if I ever need to toss it. I can just disassemble the whole thing and it probably can fit in a grocery store bag. So by design, it's not really sturdy but because of that it's easy to move and throw away if you need to and for what it does it costs nothing. It's very easy to assemble with just a tiny sheet of paper being the only documentation that ships with it. No tools are required. Just make sure the 'long end' of the joints are pointing in the right direction. It also should go without saying but the instructions emphasize not placing the shoe rack in direct sunlight or rain/water. This is probably because the plastic construction of the rack will warp/soften in these conditions. The trickiest part is probably making sure the rods are fully inside the joints. If you're rushing you can probably put the whole thing together in less than half an hour. If you're really taking your time and planning to anchor the rack to a wall, it shouldn't take any longer than a few hours. If you do plan to anchor it, you will need to provide your own hardware. The rack and a couple spare joints are the only items included.

Terrible quality! Really flimsy and plastic. Don't waste your money.

It will not last long. The plastic connectors will eventually start to break off. This is what happened to mine. But this is expected from the you pay for what you get kind of products.

Took me hours to assemble! The connectors and pipes don’t fit perfectly and I had to force every piece (40pcs of connectors in total) in snugly so it sits flat on the floor - prepare to set aside some time and space to put it together. Otherwise happy with the purchase, rack seems sturdy.