Aheaplus Rotating Shoe Rack, 5-Tier Wood Shoe Organizer for Closet, 360° Spinning Shoe Rack Tower Space-Saving Shoe Storage Shelf for Entryway, Garage, Bedroom, White

Great instructions. I only know that the letters are on the side of each piece from reading a prior review. I bought two units and stacked them to save space. Personally partial to wood--this is particle board with a veneer--still, this unit is attractive an durable.I wear women's 8.5-9 and most shoes fit four/shelf with no problem. My heels avg. 3.5"-5". I also bought the shoe stackers so I could fit 2 pairs of skimmers (some pumps and some sneakerss), in a single slot. My high top sneakers, and most of my ankle boots also fit well.Shelf clearance is a little over 6", so a few of my taller ankle boots would not fit without bending the tops. I was only able to fit 3 of my chunkier pairs on a shelf to keep them from sticking out.It is a bit heavy, a good thing, but at 5'6 140#, I was able to stack one unit on top of the other unassisted. They were more than I planned to spend for shoe organizers, but well worth the money. I no longer have to store my shoes in their boxes to keep them neat and orderly. And I can see what I actually have.

Love how it made a useless, cluttered closet corner easy to access. It was easy to put together with good instructions. Would use your own tools due to number of pieces (cordless drill worked great) The motion is smooth. I have small feet so my shoes fit well.

The media could not be loaded. Fits my closet and looks great. Came with all necessary tools and the instructions were easy to follow, but it still took about 5 hours to assemble. Great value for the money.

Slightly bigger than expected and once built it may be difficult to relocate. Sturdy however and very easy to turn. If you have size 5-6 in women's shoes, expect to get 4 pairs on each tier. You can double it if you purchase stacking shelves like in my picture. If you have like a men's 10-11 shoe size you can get 3 pairs on one tier (one pair in the middle and a single shoe on each opening. If you use stacking shelves you can get about 5 pairs comfortably like in the picture maybe even 7 if you double stack in the middle. All in all a much more accessible solution to storing your shoes if you have the room.

It really does hold alot of shoes! However, when you put 4 to a shelf as it should fit, a ladies size 9 hangs off the edge quite a bit. But that's my only compliant. It's very sturdy, easy to assemble, and super cute.

Well made very sturdy and will support most anything you're going to put on it with enough room in between the supports to fit larger items. I will say this if you have larger shoes it's definitely not going to fit those though. I have four teams and there's no way in hell that this thing is a shoe rack. But with that being said there's plenty of other uses that it does have so I'm not really tripping too much on it.

I've had this for a few months with no issues! I don't spin it often, so I can't say how long the bearings will hold up, but it spins smoothly and is exactly what I wanted. My shoes are size 10 women's and I had to turn some of them funny to get them to fit (1 pair per opening) without bumping pairs across the way off. I have it in my entry way and put my purse on top! Seems to be able to hold a decent amount of weight. I constructed it myself with very few issues. The one thing I would recommend is having a second person in order to safely flip it/move it after construction.

It took hours to get done (I did do it by myself) my back hurts and the constant Allen wrench use and the small screwdriver gave me a couple blisters. I would definitely recommend using a drill with an Allen wrench attachment. As you can see I used the child as a bookshelf to display my manga (I might put the figures elsewhere) it’s better for smaller manga like demon slayer and jjk but larger manga like tskd and a sigh of affection are just a tad too big. I do think it looks good but the process took a lot out of me.