Artiss Shoe Rack Cabinet Stackable 50 Pairs 10-Tier Black
$29.00
$42.99
Running out of footwear storage space? Then it is time to get our DIY Shoe Rack. The mother of all shoe racks, our tall shoe rack features a 10-tier rack that towers above ordinary racks. Each rack can handle up to 2kg in weight capacity. Made of metal, the rack can store up to 50 pairs of shoes (depending on footwear sizes). Better still, panels are removable to suit the assortment of footwear, ranging from boots to heels to sandals and shoes. If you wear them, it will store them. What makes this shoe rack great is that it can be tailored to your space requirements by making a series of smaller racks, or stacking them to make one tall ensemble. Also included is a non-woven fabric that you can trim to size to lay on the racks. Not least, the non-slip foot pads ensure that the tall shoe rack is stable and firm at all times. No tool is needed for its easy assembly.
Features
10 tiers shoe rack
Stores up to 50 pair of shoes (depends on shoe size)
Sturdy metal frame
Non-woven fabric
Stackable design
Non-slip foot pads
Removable panels
Fits most shoe types
Tool-free assembly
Specifications:
Frame material: Metal
Panel material: Non-woven
Connector material: Plastic
Weight capacity: 2kg per tier
Height of each tier: 16cm
Overall dimensions: 85cm x 26cm x 160cm
Colour: Black
Assembly required: Yes
Number of packages: 1
Package Content
1 x DIY Shoe Rack
1 x Assembly Manual
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