This 4-door shoe cabinet combines elements of industrial and rustic design, giving your entryway or bedroom a modern touch. It's made from engineered wood with a brown finish. The noticeable wood grain adds a lodge-worthy look to your space. Antiqued metal corner brackets with studs lend an industrial vibe, while long door handles and block feet enhance this piece even further. It's freestanding, with six interior shelves that allow you to store up to 18 pairs of shoes comfortably. Full assembly is required.
overall this is a good cabinet. the plastic pegs provided were short a couple, but i used some 5 mm metal ones that i had. you can't get the top shelf in the bottom or top section using normal technique, which is to tilt the shelf and then lay in down on the pegs. the hinges get in the way, so you have to take the pegs out on one side, get the shelf in and then feel around a bit to find the peg holes to put the pegs back in. i consider this a design issue because in the decades that i have been putting shelves and cabinets together this has never happened before. one of the doors was not constructed properly at the factory and i had to go through a few more steps than i thought was necessary to get the new door. at one point the manufacturer wrote that they needed the part number for the door. i thought this was unnecessary since all four doors are made, normally, exactly the same but with two different numbers, and i specified earlier that the lower right door was made incorrectly, and sent a picture of this. when i got the replacement door, after having to specify the part number, i thought it was funny that the replacement door was labeled with a sticker having a different number than the doors had in the assembly diagram. somebody wasn't paying attention when this was all boxed up for shipment because it is fairly obvious (see the picture) that one door was assembled incorrectly.. Peter. Albuquerque, NM. Sun, 08 Oct 2023
