Oypla White 12 Tier Door Hanging Shoe Rack Organiser - Holds 72 Shoes

Will only fit on the back of the door if the door opens inwardly, due to bits of metal sticking out at the top, which makes it difficult to access the shoes.I actually had to remove a strip of wood from the top of the doorframe so that I could close the door.But once I had overcome this problem I was very pleased with the shoe rack.

Great idea for a product, I bought two. It comes apart easily if you just put it together as per the instructions - I have remedied this by gluing the poles into the side sections which i would recommend doing. I have also screwed it onto my door for extra safety. Its not really sturdy and holds my shoes out of the way and off the floor.

I like how it’s affordableHOWEVER, if you are renting and you cannot DRILL on the door it’s not really worth it . I had to tape a lot to make it stick to the door.

Arrived in three days. Very easy to assemble. It took my husband 15 mins from unboxing to assembling. It comes with door hangers that fits standard sized doors in UK apartments. Very sturdy for our shoes. We love this product!It comes with quarter-inch screws (approx. size) to hold the shoe rack from curving away from the surface of the door. We couldn't use the screws because we are tenants. So we used packaging tape to hold it firmly against the door and it worked just fine.The shoe rack has 12 levels, where each level is meant to hold 3 pairs. Husband wears UK size 11 and it only holds 2.5 pairs per level. The intention behind mentioning this is to help you decide the right quantity for your needs. Hope this helps!

Does the job of storing my shoes very well, the only thing is that with all the shoes on it can make your door very bulky and if you have anything behind your door then it would really effect the opening of that door.But if its hung on a door thats not used much ( mines on the back of my utility room) then it's fine.

Easy to assemble, large capacity!

An absolutely superb idea and such a space saver. I'm really pleased with this, it gets all the shoes off the floor/out of wardrobes and allows them to be put in one place.For anybody who is wondering whether this can be fitted to a wall, yes it can! I did it at the weekend. I have a wood effect fire door in the bedroom which is solid as anything, and I didn't want to start screwing the door so I put this on the wall behind it. Absolutely no problems, it's sturdy as heck and holds all my shoes, which include heavy walking boots and trainers.Love, love, love it!! It's also cheaper now than when I bought it, but I still consider it to be a bargain.

Exactly what i wanted, there's a confused feedback so will try and clear up some of the issues.*Falling apart - It takes a fair amount of weight to get part to properly 'click in' - to give you an idea i weigh 11st and it took most of it to achive the click.*hanging away from Door - you've built it with a twist in it, if you twist it slightly after construction you can get it to lie flat.*Shoes falling off - The frame is lightweight! if you intend to use it to capacity you really should use the screws to fix it to the door or the weight of the shoes will push it away and soes will slip.*I've no issue with the quality of the product its only £12, im not expecting Brunel Engineering here.From my own experience:Easy and quick to buildLarger shoed customers wont fit 36 pairs of shoes AS PICTURED, you probably could getting a bit inventive with your stackingThis isnt a compact product - at its deepest 19cm from the door with my size 10's coming out 29cm.