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Easy to assemble, they give you a mallet to whack the rods into place. Once they’re in there, it’s sturdy. I bought this explicitly to store all of my Doc Martens. That being said, the smaller spaces aren’t big enough to accommodate a pair of boots standing straight up, but if you lean them on the side, like how they come in a shoe box, you can fit any pair of boots on any level. Cheap, sturdy, and looks good too. Would buy another if need be.

It fit well into the closet. With large size shoes (size 14) it fits three shoes on a shelf but shelves were high enough. The hammer that comes with it isn’t much good. Put it together on carpet and tap the pieces on the rug that need tapping (light tapping). Follow the instructions. When doing the higher shelves build one shelf before tapping in place. Takes about an hour to build. The instructions were tiny so I enlarge them on my printer to see them. Very happy with product.

Better instructions not easy to understand. Went to the next to actually set it up. Right size for a small area. Actually very sturdy really did think it would be. Ibwas missing a few parts, but they are resending me a another one.

We’ve had it for about a year now in the garage and it has held up great! Although it doesn’t pick up the shoes for my kids 😉 it stores them nicely when they are on there. Do like how the one side has a bigger area for boots. Hooks on the side are an added bonus for helmets, keys, etc.

I am just "meh" about this product, given that I have owned other "shoe closets/racks" like this before, and was much happier with those. I had one for about 5 years but had to throw it away during my last move as one piece broke when I was taking it apart (at this point, I had probably assembled/reassembled it about 6 times over the course of a number of moves). My prior shoe closet had fabric shelves held up by metal rods and after a while the fabric got gross and I told myself I didn't really see the need for them, so wanted a metal shoe rack without the need to use those. Hence, when I decided to buy a new rack for my most recent apartment, I searched for fully metal racks. I landed on this one, which I thought had good reviews. Unfortunately, I found this to be a ton more obnoxious to put together than my prior rack (see: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NM5W66G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1).Putting this together did a number on my hands and I was fed up about halfway through. You have to use a good amount of force to get the tubes in (which tells me this is going to be obnoxious to disassemble when moving) and I don't think the hammer was all that helpful. Basically, I felt that putting it vertically on the ground, leaning on the plastic a bit and using your body weight was more effective than the little wooden mallet as you can "feel" when it is locking in. (Of course, you have to do this carefully as you don't want to break it). Plus, I ended up hitting myself a few times with the hammer lol. So I retired it. However, I think this took a long time to assemble.While it does feel sturdy, and has good storage (e.g., the hooks on the side are helpful for hanging things like purses, scarves, and the top can be used for more shoes or storage), I just don't think the design of the actual shoe shelves is great. The metal tubes have so much space in between them that you basically can't use this with any type of high heel shoe, which I did not anticipate. It would be better if the system had metal grates, as opposed to four thick metal rods. It also would help shoes lay flatter. At this point, I can really only use this for flat foot shoes (sneakers, boots, flip flops), and basically have to hang my heels. Personally, if it wouldn't be a pain to pull it apart (and as I've already thrown the box out), I would probably return it. As of now, I will probably just keep it for the year and get something different next time I move.

This has been a really good inclusion. I realized I had more shoes than my original shoe shelf/tree could handle and this came up as a product that looked promising.Construction - easy and straight forward. Just follow the instructions.Sturdiness - sturdy enough for what it is. Shoes and boots are all still on it and nothing is sagging.Would recommend for use.

Product was as expected and a bit better. Took just a little bit to assemble. But was very very simple. Once together sturdy for a shoes rack. I will buy from this seller again

First of all there are a lot of pieces and I do mean a lot! I was originally intimidated by that and was going to return it, but then I looked at it again and decided to give it a try. It wasn’t hard at all. I put it in our walk in closet for extra shoe space, it is sturdy enough to hold my husband’s size 12 shoes and the boxes. It definitely serves it’s purpose.