Tribesigns Upgraded 10 Tiers Shoe Rack, Large Capacity Shoe Shelf, Tall Shoe Organizer for 50 Pairs, Space Saving Shoe Storage

Quality is good for the price.

This shoe rack is pretty tall and has enough space for a ton of shoes. I was pleasantly surprised that the materials came with a wooden mallet to help get the pieces together and also came with anchors and brackets to help secure the rack to the wall, to help support it. This is MAJOR! My last shoe rack was similar to this, but just a little smaller and within a year, I noticed that it started to lean forward under the weight of the shoes and things I had on it. The feet started to bend and some of the plastic joints eventually cracked under the weight and a few times, my previous rack tipped over and spilled my shoes everywhere. This rack is much less likely to do this because of the brackets and anchors it came with. I drilled holes into the wall and screwed the anchors in so I was able to attach the rack to the brackets and it feels very secure. I live in San Francisco, California, and I feel safe now that if there is a strong earthquake here, my shoe rack wont tip over and spill my shoes on the floor. I highly recommend this rack for the amount of shoes it can hold but additionally because of the wall anchors that help support it!

I purchased this same rack in June 24. NO ISSUES thus far This same rack pictured was purchased in October 24 and today I heard strange sound and discovered that the rack and my shoes were leaning. Searched further and found the bottom collapsed. NOT AT ALL THRILLED and afraid to purchase another one of this same brand. Now I'm waiting for the original one to do the same.

Easy to put together, great value for your money, very sturdy, fits more than advertised, not to high but high enough for me 5'2

This shelf is not made to hold the weight of shoes. The fabric shelving is fine but the plastic joints that hold it together simply aren't strong enough. See the stress fractures in pics. It took a few months but the first sign was the "tilt," when the plastic footing on one side split open and the whole shelf leaned about 3 inches. I removed that bottom shelf with the plastic joints and leveled it out, good to go, I thought. We just had a complete collapse requiring significant recovery efforts. As I inspected the entire shelf system, I noted several of the plastic joints have stress fractures throughout the shelving, top and bottom. This thing is pretty much worthless now. Save your money and buy something better. We're back to square one, and wife isn't happy. Lucky me.

Was a little worried when I opened the box and saw all the parts, but the instructions were very easy to follow and I had it together pretty quickly. It holds a ton of shoes and is pretty sturdy. Great for someone who doesn’t have small children who like to climb. There are anchors if needed to prevent tipping.