Whitmor Over-The-Door Shoe Rack, White, 36-Pair

Product Details

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ASIN: B0019FOUQ0
Item model number: 6486-1746-WHT

By : Whitmor
Price : $27.54
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Product Description

From the Manufacturer
36 Pair OTD shoe rack with durable white resin sides and non slip coated steel bars. Non slip door pads stop scratching and holds rack in location. Unit measures eight-Inch by 21.36-Inch by 76.50-Inch.
Holds 36 pairs of shoes and delivers a nonslip door pad to avoid scratching and hold the unit in place. Sturdy white resin sides with nonslip coated steel bars. Easy, no tool assembly. eight.00x21.38x76.50

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Product Features

Foldaway bars for versatility
No tool assembly
Wipe Clean
Clean lines
Measures 8 inches by 21.36 inches by 76.50 inches; weighs 6.6 lbs

Customer Reviews

I needed a small shoe rack to hang in my very small hall closet. This fits perfectly because it's the smallest in terms of depth that I was able to find. The actual quality of the rack itself though is poor. It was easy to assemble as the bars just pushed into place and there were no screws required. But because the bars are just snapped into place and there was nothing holding it into the notch, the bars kept falling apart with too much weight (and I only put 3 pairs of shoes on each rack!). In a month the rack started to curve because it seemed like there was too much weight on one side. Overall, if you need a small shoe rack this is the smallest option that holds a lot of shoes, but if you want quality then walk away.

This is a terrific way to display a shoe collection, especially for the money. The only problem is that it is just a little bit too utilitarian: it positions the shoe with the rear facing up and out and the front hidden - other than being able to tell the color, it kind of hides the whole shoe. The solution: mount the rack up-side-down! Simply flip it over, and use a drill to make a new screw-hole for the attachment of the rack to the over-door clip (you'll need a couple of 3/4" 10 sheet-metal screws from the hardware store or your workbench). This allows the shoes to be 'displayed' beautifully, with the heel over the rack (against the door) and the front of the shoe sloping downward and shown entirely. Try it and see - it makes this the "perfect" shoe rack :-)