My entryway used to look like a shoe store exploded. It was a constant tripping hazard, and finding a matching pair was a daily quest. This 3-tier rack was a simple solution. It’s small enough to fit in tight spaces but still holds several pairs of shoes.Assembly was simple and didn’t take much time. The metal frame feels sturdy, and I like that the shelves are made of dust-proof fabric. They keep dirt from shoes off the floor and are easy to wipe clean. I’ve got sneakers and flats on it now, but it’s strong enough for heavier shoes like boots too. The stackable design is a nice bonus—I can add more tiers later if I need extra storage.I'm happy with how well it's holding up. It's a good value for the price, and it's definitely made a difference in my daily routine.

This 3-tier shoe rack is perfect for organizing my shoes. It's easy to assemble, sturdy, and the dust-proof fabric keeps my shoes clean. The stackable design is great for maximizing space in my closet or entryway. Good value and works well.  

Made well & surprisingly easy to put together. Took about 5 minutes in total.Plus it's sturdy and looks good.

I ordered this to help organize a few large but lightweight hobby supplies at a work table, and while it does work quite well for that, most of my testing has been focused on its initial purpose: shoe storage. While I don't think you'd ever be able to fool anyone into thinking that it's a high-end item, it does perform that role reasonably well.The fabric surface of the shelves themselves turned out to be a better idea than I had initially thought when I had ordered it, especially out in a more rural area where I live. My feet aren't especially large, but my shoes are big enough to rest their heels and toes on the metal bars of the frame, and the fabric itself mostly just serves as a way to maintain the shelf's structure and to keep any lingering snowmelt from dripping onto the shoes in the rack below. That said, I don't think I'd leave a pair of shoes or boots to dry up there anyway, so it might not wind up doing much of anything at all.On a cost-effectiveness level, there's room for some debate as to whether or not a rack like this is worth it at this price point when you can get a wire rack at IKEA for about a quarter of the price. While I do think this one is a little sturdier once you make sure to get all the rods properly seated into the frame, I don't think it's a huge difference either, and I don't think either could hope to handle any serious amount of weight.Assembly was easy, and while I didn't really need any instructions, I did think it was a little odd that they showed two bars being slotted together without actually explaining which ones were supposed to fit with which. Turns out the long bars in one bag slot into the long bars in the other bag, but none of that is really identifiable with the pictures alone. Some of the bars took a little more force to get seated in the plastic end pieces, but apart from that, it only took between five and ten minutes from the moment I unpacked the box.Overall, I think that for long-term out-of-season shoe storage in a closet, this a pretty good option. I'm not sure that I like the look of it enough to keep it out next to my front door, but it would certainly work in a pinch if I have a lot of company coming or something. Just make sure nobody tries to lean on it, because I don't think it'd take to that very well.

This light duty, 3-tier shoe rack is very lightweight and does the job quite nicely at organizing nine pairs of shoes at my front door entrance. Actually because the legs of the bottom tier is raise up about four inches, I can slide in three more pairs of sandals, slippers, or sneakers underneath. So in essence, I could have space for up to twelve pairs of footwear in one spot.The platform is a non-fabric material; feels like vinyl so it can be wiped clean or sprayed clean with a garden hose and air dry outside. The description states each tier can withstand 5 kg (11 lbs) of weight so it would be fine for most household shoes. As it’s a vinyl type of material that the shoes sit on, be gentle with putting the shoes on the rack. I think slamming down a pair of steel toe work shoes or heavy hikers would rip the vinyl fabric. It’s a lightweight shoe rack but I think will last a long time if you are gentle and take care of it.A couple of things I think could be improved is the 4” legs of the bottom tier could be higher (around 7 inches), this would fit hiking boots or tall basketball shoes underneath. And also the non-fabric material could be a little thicker so it’s more durable.