Youyijia 10 Tier Shoes Rack Storage Shoe Cabinet with Dustproof Cover 160 * 58 28cm Storage Organiser Holds 27 Pairs Shoe Stand for Hallway Living Room (Black)

Excellent rack for shoes and other items.Yes it's lightweight and little flimsy but don't be put off by that.I have 20 pairs of mens size 9 shoes in mine and it holds them stable without any problems.Negative reviews by people saying "mines collapsed or keeps falling over" they just haven't built it right or done something wrong.I bought another 2 after I built the first one.Well worth the money and can be used for more than just shoes.

I recently purchased this shoe rack, attracted by the low price. Initially, it seemed like a good deal: it was assembled perfectly and kept the shoes organized. However, after a few weeks, the shoe rack started showing its flaws. One evening, I came home to find it collapsed on the floor: the plastic had broken and the rods had bent. It's clear that the quality of the materials is extremely poor. Super cheap, yes, but just as fragile. I had to throw away the broken part, making the shoe rack shorter and missing some pieces. I am very disappointed with this purchase and would not recommend it to anyone. If you are looking for a durable solution, look elsewhere.

The only main downside is the fact it was slightly smaller but it was incredibly easy to set up. If you have longer feet (uk w8 or above) your shoes may stick out slightly around 2 cm or so. It can hold baskets of clothes or bags but unlock the picture its more like 2 pairs of wide shoes per level and 1.5 baskets. The cover also flares out at the bottom and has a 3-4 cm rip down the seam. Both of which are quite easily fixed and alright for the price point.

Perfect for keeping all my shoes tidy.

Bit unstable, but still lightweight, easy to assemble

This unit took about 1 hour to assemble. I advise wearing lightweight gardening gloves as I managed to slightly cut my palms pushing the metal poles into place with the plastic fittings so beware. Apart from that the shelving material is fairly thin, but if handled sensibly will sustain general average usage. This unit is fine for many pairs of ladies sandals, a couple of pairs of boots laid down and handbags etc. Will not take heavy mens shoes I feel. Also, when erecting advise make up the shelves first, including canvas, then add the longer height poles and lastly the cover. I added a hook to the wall behind the unit for stability as it will topple over towards you once full obviously as it is a very light unit. But for overall look, value and space saving it is excellent. Just be gentle with it and it will work for you.

I bought 2 of these for my trainers. They did ok first few months. Then they started to lean. After 6 months the top half started to lean so much that the joints started crack. Fast forward another 6 months I have to pull them apart and throw them both in the bin and replace them as the joints were so damaged it looked like any minute it would come crashing down. Not ideal with 2 young children. They are cheap, flimsy, and will not stand the test of time. Spend an extra 10-15 quid and buy a better set otherwise you will end up buying again. Complete Waste of money.

Was good for about 2 weeks holding a full rack of mixed size shoes that were evenly distributed. Started bending on one side then collapsed middle of the night, plastic corners snapping. Rebuilt taking a level, it happened again. Can see why its only cheaper