JEPRECO Shoe Rack Free Standing, Stainless Steel Shoe Shelves Shoe Storage Organizer Home Entryway Bedroom Hallway Closet Living room Indoor Outdoor (6 tier)

Very thin aluminum. Does what it should but Ben’s easily if not careful during assembly

Have shoes on lower shelves snd boots on top rack. I put 2 units side by side, used the pegs in the holes where you could stack if you wish, placed carbines on that side top rail so I can have my handbags hanging next to my shoes and boots 👢. They say 3rd times a charm, this was the third shoe rack I tried and it's a winner 🏆!

It’s ok but VERY CHEAP material, the tubes are so thin😲 & fragile. When I finished putting all my shoes it moves a lot, because of the weight, so whenever I have to get shoes, I need to be really careful.

This is a very sturdy and spacious industrial style shoe rack. It can hold a lot of shoes. I put on 30 pairs already and there’s still space. The assembling is very straightforward although it was a bit hard at the end when putting the other side on but still doable. I really like it! Super big!

The price is reasonable but the shelves are not very sturdy.

This shoe rack was the perfect thing my family and I need for our entryway. I love that it has a space big enough to rest my boots on. The only unfavorable thing is that it does not come with clear assembly instructions. It is not extremely hard to figure out, but for people who are not as handy, this could be an issue.

We ordered one and received it with missing screws and foot because box damaged and open. Reordered and box again open so missing screw, plus half of frame defective because hole drilled in wrong spot (offset) and couldn't be assembled. Very difficult to insert tubes into frame as well.

Pros:- Large capacity- Looks good- Light weightCons:- Price- Light weight?First, putting it together was relatively easy, there's more than a "few" screws you need to screw in but its very manageable. The finish product is quite spacious, it's about a meter tall and wide and can easily fit 5 pairs of shoes per level, so depending on which version you get that means 30 pairs of shoes or 21 pairs of shoes and 3 pairs of boots. I got the version with the taller spacing for boots and it looked very nice. The whole rack is constructed using metal except the base of the foot, which is really nice compared to ones where part of the shelf is made of plastic. I think the light weight of this rack is both a good and bad thing because lighter is better, but lighter also make you wonder about it's durability. Though to clarify, I do not feel there is a problem with it's durability as a shoe rack but I would not put anything heavy on it like a planter. All in all it is a good looking and solid shoe rack, price wise I think it is fair if you have a lots of shoes and want a fully metal rack, the pair/dollar amount isn't that bad.