Sakugi Shoe Rack with Non-Woven Fabric - 3-Tier Shoe Organizer for Closet, Garage, Corridor & Entryway, Sturdy and Stackable, X-Large, White

This is a lightweight shoe rack that's worth the money. I got it for my daughters shoes and put it in the coat closet. She's able to place 4 pairs of shoes on each rack (she's a child) so it definitely gets the job done as intended. An adult might be able to get 3 pairs of shoes on each rack. Don't put your weight on this rack, just use it for intended purposes so it doesn't break on you. It's not flimsy, but it's lightweight and won't be able to hold you up if you try to lean on it. It will last if you take care of it.

First off, this was only 10$, so my expectations were pretty low. I bought it as a temporary solution to the front door blockage due to shoes everywhere. Turns out we’ll be keeping it until it breaks, because it is awesome! Not only was it super cheap, but it was easy to put together and looks freaking great! It is way light, too, so a kid could easily move it around even with shoes on. I don’t know how something can be such a better quality item for such a low price, but color me pleasantly surprised. I truly expected some plastic pipes and see-through material to arrive, but the rods are actually metal, and the material that the shoes go on is some sort of plastic (which is a good thing for us because the cloth ones we’ve used in the past were not only useless crap that instantly tore, but they were impossible to clean or move), so I don’t have to worry about snowy wet shoes leaking all over the shoes beneath them. Major bonus that it comes with little plastic caps to cover the feet of the shoe rack (which I encourage you to put on BEFORE you apply pressure from the top while assembling), because I didn’t see them at first and thought the metal rods would scratch up the floor. I’m sure at some point we will get a new one, but there is no longer a rush on that since this one turned out perfect. I put some music on to assemble it, and I was finished by the third song. No tools required. Very convenient! Just remember that you get what you pay for, so keep expectations low when you make cheap purchases. I got lucky this time, but things that don’t cost much are usually not good quality, and that isn’t the manufacturer’s fault, it’s the buyer’s responsibility to pay the price for different levels of quality. Either way, this is perfect for what we needed. 10/10 recommend, especially for a quick or temporary solution.

Did the job . My son has size 15 shoes and one pair fit sideways on the top shelf for reference.. if you are putting it in a child’s room or have small feet it’s perfect and does what you need it to do.. it is easy to put together not very thick it’s cheaply made but holds up if your careful with it.. my cats tore a whole in the bottom shelf

I bought this for my teenage son's room. It arrived quickly. I noticed that I got a few extra pieces. While it had a video to assemble, the video was fast and assembly was a little confusing. I can see that it isn’t as sturdy as my other shoe rack, it still is a good value for the money. It's compact design allows for sufficient shoe storage. He was happy with it. If you are looking for a budget-friendly shoe storage option, then this might be exactly what you are looking for.

The Sakugi Shoe Rack with Non-Woven Fabric is a convenient solution for organizing shoes, but it falls short in terms of sturdiness. The X-Large 3-tier design offers ample storage space, which is great for keeping multiple pairs of shoes organized and accessible. The assembly process is straightforward, and the non-woven fabric shelves are easy to clean. However, the rack's stability is a concern. The frame feels a bit flimsy, and the whole structure tends to wobble, especially when fully loaded. It’s fine for lighter shoes or less frequent use, but I wouldn’t trust it with heavier footwear or in high-traffic areas. If you're looking for a budget-friendly option and don’t mind sacrificing a bit of durability, this rack might work for you. For more robust and long-lasting storage, though, you might want to consider investing in a sturdier option.

I scored this shoe rack on sale, not expecting much of it at its low price point. My selection was based on its size, the capacity of shoes it can hold, and how sturdy it is, since I live with my fiancé and brother in a small college house. The assembly was easy. It came together very straightforwardly, and while the pieces/parts are all very lightweight and take no tools to assemble, it’s still very sturdy. The “racks” are some sort of papery fabric material, which seems like it’ll hold up well as long as you’re not just abusing it. The quality of the finish on the legs/metal parts is good. These parts themselves are made of an extremely thin metal. It holds 3 pairs each of my boyfriend’s and brother’s shoes, who wear a 14 and an 11 in men’s. It holds about four pairs of my shoes, and I wear a women’s four. I would recommend this rack if you need it tucked away out of sight, yet still want it to not look too shabby. It’s very functional and I would say that it is worth its price.

I bought this because my previous shoe stand was flimsy and quite awful. My shoes would always roll off on the slant my last one had. It was quite annoying. But this one so far has been great. I can get most of my shoes that I regularly wear on this thing. It’s lightweight, stable, holds a lot of shoes, and looks way better in my closet than the last one. It is plastic, so the quality is cheaper than I expected. But it does its job. I really like how you can add or subtract shelves from this. So if you bought more, you can simply take off the top of the original and slide on the extra shelves. Great value for your buck.

I have three children and they have a ton of shoes. I have shoes, my mother has a ton of shoes, even my brother does. Six people equals lots of footwear. I was trying to find solutions for clothing storage and I wanted to do something besides a shoe tree or over the door shoe organizer. I'm trying to create a launch pad, an area next to the door where everything that we need is located so we can get ready and leave quickly in the mornings. From the pictures, this looked like the answer to my problems. However, pictures are deceiving, and this is nothing like what I was hoping it would be. It's held together by tension, and that's fine. But it's not constructed of high enough quality materials to really make that work. The shelves are not real material, they're very cheap plastic fabric that one of my children was able to impale with a shoe. Literally, there's a giant hole in the top, as though when asteroid had hit it, where my kiddo was playing around and popped it with a shoe! I don't know that it would be worth my time or money to return it! That's how bad it is. However, I was at Walmart last night. I didn't mean to, but I spied a shoe rack that was held together in a similar way, but made out of actual materials. It's $25 and after looking it over seems to be exactly what I thought this was going to be. I will be buying that or it's equivalent at my next paycheck. Super disappointed in this, and depending on how hard it will be to get a refund, may not even bother! If you have no pets and no children, and you've only got a couple of pairs of lightweight shoes, I still don't know why you would buy this. Because it's cheap, it looks cheap and it falls apart easily. Take your money, buy anything else. I hope this helps someone.