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Thanks for this info. Was about to get this, but considering my shoes are at 11 or 10.5 US, I will skip for now.
Exactly. All my teens have big feet. Will probably have to build something to get rid of the pile by the door because all the premade solutions seem to be for small feet.
Just be aware that most of these cannot hold that much weight even if it can technically hold a lot of shoes.
Either the plastic hinges will break, or the boards will spread apart and difficult to fix.
Thanks for this info. Was about to get this, but considering my shoes are at 11 or 10.5 US, I will skip for now.
Eh. I'm a size 12 and I can make the shoes fit. I wear a lot of 'dress' chukka/boots, and those fit too.
One thing I would recommend, get some wall anchors. We got the nail-in ones that won't kill your wall, and have had no issues. Just drilled a small pilot where we wanted them. Without, this thing is very unstable.
Not for men's shoes, or at least make sure to pay attention to the dimensions and your own shoe size, before ordering.
My wife purchased one of this cabinets for my shoes in the mud room - maybe not this specific model - looks the same, but color is different - they're likely all made in the same place with similar dimensions ... just re-labeled or branded for different vendors on amazon, Wayfair, etc etc
Anyhow, I can't use it with dividers and have to put shoes in sideways; because I am a guy with size 12 shoes, sneakers, boots.
If I work at it I can stuff four pairs of shoes in.
Works perfectly fine as pictured for my wife's size 7 flat shoes.
Also, the hinges are very thin plastic and the backer and divider are thin paper board.
This is not like our old family shoe cabinet as a kid that was actually 12" deep, 3 feet or so wide, with four or five proper flat shoe shelves, that could hold men's shoes up to size 11 - 12.
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Either the plastic hinges will break, or the boards will spread apart and difficult to fix.
One thing I would recommend, get some wall anchors. We got the nail-in ones that won't kill your wall, and have had no issues. Just drilled a small pilot where we wanted them. Without, this thing is very unstable.
My wife purchased one of this cabinets for my shoes in the mud room - maybe not this specific model - looks the same, but color is different - they're likely all made in the same place with similar dimensions ... just re-labeled or branded for different vendors on amazon, Wayfair, etc etc
Anyhow, I can't use it with dividers and have to put shoes in sideways; because I am a guy with size 12 shoes, sneakers, boots.
If I work at it I can stuff four pairs of shoes in.
Works perfectly fine as pictured for my wife's size 7 flat shoes.
Also, the hinges are very thin plastic and the backer and divider are thin paper board.
This is not like our old family shoe cabinet as a kid that was actually 12" deep, 3 feet or so wide, with four or five proper flat shoe shelves, that could hold men's shoes up to size 11 - 12.
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