Best Shoe Racks & Cubbies With Reviews

This shoe cabinet is being used as a pantry in my kitchen. I love it so far. You can move the shelves around in the middle and on the taller side if you need to. On the taller side, without the added shelves, I can fit the tallest box of cereal and the taller alcohol/wine bottles without a problem. During assembly, I would recommend using a rubber mallet to be sure it is snug before tightening the cam screws. The instructions suggest two people for assembly. If you've put things together before, you can do 99% of it yourself on the floor. DO THE PREP WORK ALL AT ONCE FIRST. That takes up the most significant amount of time. Once that's done, assembling goes by in a flash. Don't be a hero and try to do it as you try to assemble it. It will triple the time it takes to do it. When it comes to putting on the bottom panel at the end, you should have help to make sure you can get it tight then stand it up. After that, one person can finish it. I'm going to purchase another one in the other color for board game storage.

It was hard for me to decide what to give this storage cabinet (was torn between a 3 & 4). All of the other reviews made sure that I managed my expectations, otherwise I think I might have been a little more sour had I not known what to expect. -Colour matches the picture -Yes, the package that arrives is big & HEAVY! It was difficult for both my husband and I to take it up the first set of stairs, at which point we took it apart and took the pieces up separately on the next flight of stairs. It is all compressed wood so each piece has a lot of weight to it. -The pieces are easy to scratch so be careful -It took a while to put this together, granted there are several drawers & shelves but they make sure to organize & label all the materials well so that it is easy to follow the instructions. -The two cupboard drawers do not close well like the others stated, based on someone elses suggestion I bought magnets so that they stick shut properly. But I was definitely disappointed that they just hang ajar like that had we not used the magnets. -It holds the capacity of shoes that it states - but the shelves allow for max 2-2.5 inch heels, after that (3,4 inch etc.) I found my shoes would not stand up unless I removed a shelf above to make room for them. I would have loved if they accounted for this in their design and separated the shelves with a few different heights or made them adjustable so that you could still use all the shelves but decide what heights you want to suit your needs. Overall - it is still very useful for holding the 30 pairs of shoes you would want in there, and doing so in a way that keeps them out of site & in a "nicer" looking piece of furniture. We took our time putting it together & made sure to secure all the pieces well & it definitely sturdy.

It was simple to put together, only tool required was a screwdriver. I could only manage to fit 40 pairs of shoes total on the shelves. I only wear a 5.5, so I'm not sure why that's the case. Not that the shoes on each shelf are crammed next to each other w/ no space in between. I could fit 1 additional shoe on some of the shelves, but I couldn’t get a fifth PAIR of shoes on any of the 10 shelves. I even tried alternating pairs with fronts of the shoe forward/ backs of the shoe forward on some of the shelves as well as laying some pairs of shoes on their sides. Maybe if you somehow stacked a shoe’s mate on top of it (instead of setting both shoes of the pair beside one another on the shelf)? Or maybe if you set each pair with one member of the pair facing forward and the other member facing backwards? Or maybe if the majority of your shoes are flip flops which you could possibly situate so that the bottoms of each pair touch each other and set each pair thusly situated, on its side, perpendicular to the shelf? Or maybe if you wear only really narrow shoes and/or shoes that have a lot of compactibility that become more compact when you fit other shoes beside them? Or maybe some combination of these and/or other techniques would do the trick? Idk but it would be of interest to me to see Wayfair produce a demo in which 50 pairs of shoes are stored in this shoe rack. I’m personally no engineer and couldn’t figure out how to make it happen with my shoe collection. You can’t fit shoes w/ any amount of shaft height on any of the shelves other than the top shelf. So I put a few of my booties and low-profile boots on the top shelf (& will have to find an alternate storage solution for the rest of my boots). The bars have a tacky surface to provide some grip. Nice feature since I’ve owned a similar shoe rack with bars that were smooth which worked counter to shoes staying put. It comes with both black plastic casters and black rubbery plastic caps to put on the bottom. The casters are really cheap/flimsy-looking & I couldn't get them to all stay on or for them to roll the shelf around properly on, so I attached the little black caps instead. It doesn't sit super firmly & flat on my floor (but I know my floor isn't perfectly even), and although it's not all that noticeably unstable, I think I'll wedge shims of some sort under the front two caps to try and stabilize it a little more. Overall I’m satisfied with this product, given that it does hold the majority of my shoes and does so without any of them tipping over or sliding off, and I judge it’s the best shoe rack I’ve ever owned. If I could give it a 3.5/5 stars rating, I would.

In my opinion, the building of this unit is a two-person job but when it was completed, we were able to cross an annoying problem off our list. There were imperfections along the way such as a scratch on one of the side boards that cannot be seen. In addition, there was also a fair amount of the coloring they apply, dried to the surface of several pieces. It was easily removed as it has an elastic quality to the colorant. The instructions do not go into detail, just lots of drawings for each phase until completion. The drawings were quite clear as to what should happen next. After completion, we stood it up, slid the unit into place and started filling it. Our floor is now clear of and were very happy about that. We purchased the unit in Drifted Grey and it blends well with the closet. What I like about this unit is the weight and the slender profile. Its the first unit Ive seen that utilizes the vertical wall space instead of being too wide. Overall, this was a great buy and Im glad I found it.

This rock is precisely the width I needed for the space available, and my size 36/US5.5 shoes do fit four pairs per row as advertised, although without much room to spare. The finish is a bit splintery, so before I put it together I lightly sanded every surface with 220 grit sandpaper, then went over it with a damp cloth to get the sanding dust off and catch any lingering rough spots. I used a drill to put the hex screws in and was congratulating myself on the time improvement over doing it manually with the included hex key, until the second to last screw got about 3/4 of the way in and started to split the rail. At first I thought I'd just gone in too fast with the drill, but when I looked more closely I could see the rail had been split during manufacturing and glued back together all along its length, and the screw was just reopening the original split. Hence the deduction of a star—how hard would it have been to replace the rail at the factory instead of gluing it? None of the other rails had been similarly glued that I could see. I just carefully hand-tightened the screw the rest of the way and turned that side to the wall (both faces are conveniently finished the same, so there's no front or back to the rack). If the split gets worse I'll apply wood glue and clamp it back together. A fine-furniture mahogany shoe rack it's not, but it's plenty sturdy for my purposes and far more attractive than the cheap metal ones, and the price on sale was certainly right.

I’ll start off by saying, sometimes online shoppers expect to pay 5 for an item and get something that is built of gold and will last a lifetime. For anyone with common sense, we know that isn’t how things work. So here’s my review This shoe rack is very reasonably priced, I got it on sale for 33 and the standard free 2 day shipping. The product arrived quickly, actually the next business day. The box had some slight damage but that’s to be expected when carriers like FedEx drop kick packages to your doorstep. The contents of the package were intact and undamaged. Instructions were clear and concise. Contrary to another review I read, you do NOT need any tools to assemble this. The assembly for me, took about 45 minutes and was pretty straight forward. As others have noted, the shelves are a thin material but I had no doubt it would withstand my heels. The shoe rack fit perfectly in my apartment walk-in closet. It is lightweight, so I assembled it in my living room and easily carried it to my closet. As you can see it holds plenty of shoes. The one downfall to the shoe rack is that it is not suited for anything with a heel above 4” or anything taller than an ankle boot. However, again, with common sense you can determine that from the photos and measurements that Wayfair provides. Overall, I am super happy with this product for how reasonably priced it was. If you don’t have a space that will fit a 5’ tall shoe rack, you can still buy this and assemble it as two different height shoe racks. I would overall highly recommend this product for any shoe lover.

Love, love, love these shoe racks. I could never have enough shoe racks. I bought 5 and glad that I did. I bought some over the door ones from shopping channel and all the shoes fell off , what the heck. I still have those in boxes until I find out how to secure closer to door. These are great and fast to put together. Now I can put all my shoes on them and find quickly when I change outfits. Easy to move room to room and can also put in closet. Can put my Uggs and Bear Paws on top shelf, so cool to be able to grab and know where they are, before my boots were all over the house. I even put one by front door in foyer for outdoor waterproof shoes, tennis shoes and slippers, now I don't have to hunt under table or look around house for shoes. Don't hesitate to buy, you will love them. Thank Wayfair

I love this shoe rack i literally looked everywhere for one; Walmart, bed bath and beyond and amazon. I kept buying and none of them were good. Then i found this one online by accident and i decided to give it a go. First thing first the installation were very easy and direct you don't need a tool just everything thats in the box. I put it in my closet and it fits perfect. It holds all my heels, flip flops, flats and sneakers. It has a lot of space especially if you put your flats and flips flops on top of each other. I was very pleased with this purchase and i think anyone who buys it will agree. Even the cost was reasonable. You don't need to put it in your closet it can go in front of the front door for guest as well. They even have these different colors to choose from to go with your theme.

I loved the first rack so much, I bought a second and put them together in order to display a majority of my daughter’s Lego sets. It worked wonderfully and looks so much better than having them scattered about! She loves it, and I love being organized, so it’s a win-win for both of us! The shoe racks take about an hour to put together. You don’t need to use tools to put them together, but a small electric screwdriver/drill will help to speed the process along. The shelves hold 15 pounds each as per the instructions, but they seem sturdy enough to hold more. I bought it in the gray color. Overall, we are all pleased here with this product for the cost. It looks nice and does a wonderful job displaying those Legos!

Be careful as you assemble because the wood is cheap plywood and falls apart easily. Wayfair has to send me a second and we ended up with a total of four. One split so bad it couldn’t be used. They did replace it and upon assembling the replacements VERY carefully (and not necessarily as directed) I am happy with the benches. It comes with bench pad that is nice BUT cannot be wiped clean so if you get anything (say yogurt) on it there is a permanent stain. I’d say you get what you pay for and while I like the bench I would’ve paid a bit more for better quality. The pictures are of the replacements and you will notice chips etc that occurred in assembly not from use.

Good, solid shoe rack. Incredibly easy to install. Not at all wonky or unstable. I bought two, so the package was very heavy to carry up the stairs, but it was worth it. I was actually able to fit 5 pairs of shoes (size 8) per row by alternating the directions of the shoes. My only complaint is the taupe colored plastic rods are not very attractive. Clear plastic or some other material like metal or wood would have been nicer. Totally fine for my closet, but a little cheap looking for an entryway in my opinion.

Looks just like pics, easy to set up, my husband was done super quick. Has little holes on top incase u want to stack another on top which is cool. Im using for over my closet shelf and it doesnt fit super high heels standing up, but I dont care too much cuz I dont use super high heels. Those are like the only two I have. All others are sneakers or medium heel like the corks() or wedges shown on the right standing up. Those are 4, rest are higher heel slightly, plus actual back part of shoe adds more height. I added height from floor of shelf to first level and between second floor level to top. Plus the measurement of my shoes for comparison. Over all I like it and can use top for storage too, nothing too heavy but easily can throw my purses up there and or some plastic containers with miscellaneous stuff shipping was pretty quick

I bought this shoe rack for my grandchildren's bedrooms and it is sturdy and solid construction. I had the thin separating cubicles in another shoe rack but being short the kids would try to step on them as a ladder to reach something hanging in the closet and broke off partitions making them useless. These cane be stood on and I bought four. I originally used them as individual shoe racks laying flat on the floor under the clothes hanging in closet and each child could put their shoes in the cubicles and would double up sneakers and sandals with plenty of room. Then I got four more and stacked them on top of each other and have them stacked four high in the master closet. For safety I secured the top to the wall with an L bracket to make sure no child climbed them and pushed them over even though they stood firm without the support. I am very satisfied with the product and I chose white because the doors and trim in our home is painted white.

I absolutely love this shoe rack! I want to buy two more for my husbands shoes (he has more shoes than most women!). I was able to put it together in about twenty minutes by myself. No extra hands are needed. All of the screw holes lined up and I wish that more things went to together this easily. If you put it together on carpet be careful not to catch the carpet in between the pieces when tightening it all up. I had to unscrew a few screws to detach it, lol! It comes with dowels for stacking more than one unit and an attachment for securing it to your wall so that it doesn't fall forward. I didn't use the attachment, but if I stacked them, I would definitely want to secure it to the wall. THE SIZE The size is perfect for shoes. I was able to fit 15 pairs of shoes into it for a nice clean organized look. My feet are big, I'm a size 9.5 women's. I tested my husbands shoes in it and he will be able to fit 15 pair as well. STURDY Did I mention how heavy and sturdy this is? Well, I knew it would be, because I have another one in a different size. I have had it for years and it still looks like new. It's made of particle board with a laminate finish that is washable. The back is cardboard on one side with a thin laminate on the front. You would have to be pretty rough with it to damage it. I would not place this anywhere that gets wet, if it were to be set in water it would swell and be ruined. So I would also have to say, no wet shoes or snowy shoes.

This shoe rack was simple to put together & is fairly sturdy. Our disappointment however is that it definitely doesn't fit as many shoes as we were hoping. Flats & lower profile shoes are able to fit in one cubby as a pair. Unfortunately, we found we have several pairs of tennis shoes that wouldn't fit into 1 cubby together & boots (even ankle booties) don't fit very well. We were able to fit 18 pairs of our shoes on the rack, most being smaller shoes. We ordered this based on the dimensions being exactly what we needed to go on top of existing shelf if put on it's longer side. For us the height measurement seems to be a bit off, it is definitely a bit smaller than we were expecting. All in all it works well enough for us to keep for the time being & does keep our shoes organized & accessible, but just know that if you have bigger shoes they may not fit very well & only smaller/lower profile shoes will end up being able to fit together in 1 slot.

Weve only had this bench for a couple of weeks in our mudroom, but I love it! The wood is a bit ashy colored, which actually blends in really well with our flooring. The storage for shoes is great as our home is a no-shoe area. My husband is quite tall and it gives him a nice, sturdy place to settle upon entering the house and his larger shoes fit just fine. Its the right size for the smallish space. I also appreciate the adjustable feet to ensure it isnt wobbly if on uneven ground. The bench itself was super easy to put together, and were going to buy another soon!