Trying to decide between this and using a shoe organizer for cleaning supplies, canned goods. Shoe organizer would hold 24 individual items, this?
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I put mine on the back of the door to my small kitchen pantry and love it. It adds just the right amount of space I need and it's easy to see what I have. I have been amazed at how much I can store on it and again it's easy to see what I have, especially the small items.
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This is better for canned goods/cleaning supplies because you can adjust the shelves (shorter space for cans, taller for cleaners). I have 2, one on each side of interior pantry door, and they hold a lot. It is metal, so it is very sturdy (more than a vinyl shoe holder, which I also have/use in a dif. room for craft supplies). The only downside I've found is slim plastic lids I put on bottom shelf parallel to door occasionally slide out btwn the narrow space btwn shelf & door. Shelves are plenty wide, but designed not to be extremely deep so the door can close in a pantry. I really love mine. This is better for canned goods/cleaning supplies because you can adjust the shelves (shorter space for cans, taller for cleaners). I have 2, one on each side of interior pantry door, and they hold a lot. It is metal, so it is very sturdy (more than a vinyl shoe holder, which I also have/use in a dif. room for craft supplies). The only downside I've found is slim plastic lids I put on bottom shelf parallel to door occasionally slide out btwn the narrow space btwn shelf & door. Shelves are plenty wide, but designed not to be extremely deep so the door can close in a pantry. I really love mine.
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This organizer, we use it for spices and boxed rices, macaroni and cheese. We did not want to mount it on the door and canned goods made it so heavy, it swayed every time the pantry door opened. It might work much better if it were mounted:-)
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I mounted a piece of plywood to the wall in my pantry, then screwed the shelves into the plywood (with large washers) to make it very sturdy. Not sure I would trust it hanging from a door. It will hold up to about 40 cans, bottles, and packages. It added a lot of storage capacity to the pantry.
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Love this this is perfect for my cleaning supplies -- you can always see what you have and what you need. Also, so convenient not to have to go into a cabinet to retrieve my cleaning supplies. It would work for almost anything -- the bottom shelves are deeper so hold bigger things. I don't think it would work to well for the shoes hope this helps you .
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I feel a shoe organizer would limit the height and with of you cleaning products. This unit has two different shelf depths and the shelves are adjustable to different heights.
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I suppose so but it's a bit of an overkill for shoe storage. A smaller bookshelf and one not as deep might be better.
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Three to five or more per rack, because it expands. I use it in the smallest position and it fits 2.5 pairs of men's shoes on each rack. With a woman's smaller feet, I would guess it would easily accommodate three pairs on each of the three racks collapsed as I use it and at least five pair expanded per rack.
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The cubby storage is at my summer home up north. I do recall that I ordered unsure if it would fit in my small closet but it did and I think the dimensions from ShanM are correct. In fact Target sells the same system and this is what their site says. I disagree with P.Scott!! It holds 15 pair of shoes and is compact and not junk!! If you have the room the hanging shoe racks holds 10 pair (I have three hanging in my closet). These holders are made for WOMEN shoes and not size 12 clunkers worn by men!!
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I have a mix of shoes on this but we have about 3 pairs of adult sized shoes on each row. I have 2 of these racks and have a total of 30+ pairs of gym shoes (kids and adults) and 12+ pairs of flip flops (these are sideways tho).
1949108
YEs, I am really happy with it. I have like 45 pairs of shoes and boots. I even use the sides to hang shoes...it is light enough to move easily, sturdy enough for holding my footwear
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9 pairs of shoes. Holds my husband's work shoes and gym shoes no problem. Don't see a problem with this being stackable it should be fine.
197452
Any shoe size fits in the organizer, however, my size 12 shoes are to big for the compartment so it overlaps the compartment across from it. Size 14 could have the same affect. It all depends on how you tend to organize yours shoes
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Definitely, I use this to store shoes (10 size mens, and 6 1/2 womens) with plenty of room. Only obscenely large bags would have trouble fitting.
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Yes, it would work perfectly for that! Larger shoes/boots could go in the bigger bins, and regular tennis shoes could easily go in the smaller ones.
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There are two shelves already, giving you three levels of storage. Although you can pick one up at Home Depot, I really don't think you need it. Three levels of storage is just right for shoes and kids boots, that is what I use it for. Adding an extra level will only cramp the space. Hope this helps.
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I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear higher shoes. I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear... » Read More I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear higher shoes. « Show Less
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Yes it will hold shoes, I would say one shoe per sleeve but you could fit a pair of flat sandals or slippers. The front of the sleeves are like nets and there are 2 netted pockets for each sleeve/pocket. But still, I would say only one shoe per sleeve. (And I agree with the previous answer, this is a great organizer and I don't use it for shoes either.)
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My wife has 16 pairs on her rack, whereas I was only able to put three pairs on each rack, for a total of 12. I suppose though if you stacked each pair, instead of placing each shoe side by side on the rack, you could fit more.
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It depends on the width when you set it up. It's expandable. Ours is set for most of the possible width and it easily holds 12 pairs on three rungs. We have two, one stacked on the other, holding 24 pairs. If you have it against a wall, reverse it so that the shoes point downward toward the wall and then it's stable (unlike the comments of some others).
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It hold my bf shoes. The organizer itself holds weight pretty well to the door but the pockets itself is kinda cheapy. If you put shoes yes not sure about cleaning supply if put one in a pocket probably it'll hold fine.
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Probably not the best use for this. I have 2 - one in my garden area to hold small tools, gloves, potting soil, etc. and another that I use as a "mud room" for shoes, hats, purse - small things that you walk into and out of the door with. It keeps the muddy, dirty shoes out of the house and I always know where to find those small items that always seem to be missing.