AVZEAR Narrow Shoe Storage Cabinet for Entryway with Natural Linen Panel, Freestanding Slim Shoe Cabinet with 3 Flip Drawers, Wood Shoe Organizer Closed Shoe Rack for Hallway, Living Room(Natural)

Showed up on time, undamaged and with no missing pieces. I put it together by myself and it took me an hour and a half. It is challenging and there are a lot of pieces but the instructions are straightforward so it wasn’t too bad. My husbands shoes that are size 13.5 just barely fit and my high top converse have to be smushed in order to fit. With two drawers, two slots in each drawer, I was able to fit a lot of shoes. Seems sturdy but will update review if it falls apart within a year.

I love this shoe storage! I’m a no shoe house but recently moved and wanted to find something that was discreet and functional. This def fit the bill this slim cabinet is the perfect for the area I have near my front door for me and my guests to store their shoes. The assembly was fairly decent. There is a portion that is hard to complete for perhaps a man with larger hands but it works just fine! It’s also attractive and sturdy!

I LOVE this shoe rack. It's incredibly beautiful, holds so much, and feels really sturdy so I don't feel there's any risk in it toppling. It's a tad heavy, so you'll probably need a second person to help move it where you want if you're a noodle like me. The instructions were mostly easy to follow, but there were just a couple parts that were confusing. I wasn't happy with the amount of hammering required, so if you live in an apartment like I do, I might reconsider. It took me 4 hours to put it together myself (with a drill, which made it faster), but I'm so proud of my work and how much space it saves! I have cats, so I sprayed the rattan with an anti-scratching spray, and the kitties haven't touched it (even though it looks oh so scratchable). I love that you have the option of adding in the secondary inside slots to organize smaller shoes, and that there are two options for slotting it in - or you can choose not to use the slots at all for bigger shoes. Truly wonderful piece, I would highly recommend purchasing it. Just be aware that you'll need to allocate quite a bit of time towards it, and it will be noisy.

This is a beautiful shoe organizer that looks like a normal entryway shelf, which is where I put mine. It came with all of the parts and it was easy to assemble with two people. It is not very heavy but does not have a cheap feel, it feels decently sturdy. I was surprised by how many shoes it actually holds, with various sizes and styles. Our hallway looks much cleaner and aesthetically pleasing now!

Although it took me long to assembly this but it’s worth it. Just perfect size and very sturdy. Cute color and function really great.My friend bought one after she saw mine. Lol

Beautiful and holds a lot of shoes. Semi hard assemble.

Purchased this one because it was the only one skinny enough to fit in my space. It looks nice once put together. It got 3 stars only because this was a son of a gun to put together, it requires a second set of hands (thank you to my ten year old), a rubber mallet, screw driver and a hammer. I also deduced another star because it really does not seem like something that will last, it is cheaply made and certain things arrived with chips or the veneer chipped while smashing parts together with the rubber mallet mentioned before.

For the price, this is an awesome piece of furniture (and I'm pretty particular). It looks great and even fits mens size 13 shoes. But the assembly... ONE STAR.I've put together my fair share of furniture, but this was by far the most time consuming and frustrating. This is not hyperbole: I learned how to use a screw gun 30 minutes into this build. The directions say it requires a screwdriver, period. But you really, genuinely, need a screw gun. There are a million screws.The surprise tool you'll need: a MALLET. And there's no way around this. There are plastic pieces that need to be pounded into particle board. (wth?! not something everyone has lying around!)The directions leave out one piece, which is plastic and screw-like. It looks like a screw, with no way to screw it in. Spoiler: You have to pound it in. (Even my husband - who works with tools daily - was stumped.)And connecting the drawers to the frame itself was infuriating. It's the short screw + plastic connectors + awkward angle that made it nearly impossible to get the drawers connected without breaking plastic pieces... or screaming.Glad I bought it, but take the assembly criticisms seriously. And block a day for build. ;)**Required tools: screw gun and mallet