HOPUBUY Shoe Cabinet for Entryway, White Narrow Shoe Storage Cabinet with 3 Flip Drawers, Wood Slim Shoe Rack, 3 Tier Thin Shoe Organizer for Home and Apartment

We needed a VERY narrow shoe cabinet for our coat closet, so it didn't take up a lot of space and didn't interfere with retrieving or placing our coats. From the product description, the HOPUBUY 3-tier, "White Narrow Shoe Storage Cabinet Flip Down" appeared to fit the bill. I can attest now that it really is less than 7 inches deep and fit just as I had hoped. It comes in a flat pack, so it's a lot like putting Ikea furniture together. Going methodically, I'd say it took me an hour and a half to assemble and install (I also screwed it into the wall, which added time). Getting the drop down shelves to slide in for attachment was a bit tricky, but easier once I did the first one. For sturdiness, It seems to be solid. Its MDF, so pretty heavy. Most of the connectors are metal, which is always a good sign of quality. The drop down mechanism is plastic, so we shall see over time if it holds up on repeated use. But overall, the design is clever and well planned. I would buy more furniture from them. FYI - There was a plastic connector piece that was missing from the package. I contacted the seller through Amazon, got a quick response, and they had shipped me the missing piece (from China) within 48 hours. Wow. It arrived 5 days later and I finished the assembly. Call me impressed with their customer service. You should also know that the product picture is accurate on dimensions and how many shoes can be stored. It shows about 3 pairs of shoes for each tier, and that's what it holds for us. Sturdy boots don't really fit, but if you have flats or sandals, you can store 1 or 2 more pairs per tier. A total of 9-11 pairs is not a lot, but it was exactly what we needed for the space we have.

Good product overall. These are not luxury items but are clean and neat looking. These take a little bit of focus to assemble but are easy enough. I am so glad to have this for the most-used shoes and sunscreen tucked away right by the door. Every manufacturer makes these just a little bit different so measure your intended space well. These particular ones fit mine perfectly. I put in two, side by side. If in your house you just have adults and no pets, furniture of this material has the potential to last a good while. FIT PER DRAWER, I can do: Women US size 8- three to four pairs of flat sandals (more if flip flops) OR one pair bulky ankle rain boots fit easily. Men US size 9- one pair Timberland white ledge mid hikers plus one pair of flat sandals JUUUST fit in there, toe down and heel up. To give an idea of ease, I don't like to cram stuff. I want it efficient to get stuff in and out quickly and encouraging to keep tidy habits. But it's likely you can fit more than I did if you don't mind fumbling around to get things in and out and trying to get the door shut.

Rather a pain to put together, but absolutely awesome addition to our back hallway. Depth is narrow enough to not protrude into walking space and it looks really great. Mounted to wall above baseboards will hold 9 pairs of shoes without the messy look of shoes lying around. The plastic drawer handles were a disappointment, but you really can’t tell by looking once the unit was assembled. This was the only unit with dimensions that worked in our space. I would prefer (and pay more for ) wooden cabinet and would give 5 stars, but am overall really happy and i did know it was mdf before i ordered.

This is a perfectly fine inexpensive shoe cabinet. Works well, pull-down shelves stay closed, easy to put together, everything fit how it was supposed to. I did modify this shoe cabinet to be shorter. I must have looked at dozens of these trying to find one that was very narrow as well as short enough to fit under a standard height windowsill. I just could not find one anywhere. So, I cut the top of the side walls off the base part, nailed the top and back on to it, and didn't use the highest shelf. Now it's the perfect height and doesn't block my window. This was very easy to do for anyone who knows how to use a saw, hammer and nails. If you're looking for something shallow and simple that works as intended, this is the right cabinet for you.

This is one of those items you tell yourself you don't NEED, so you don't bother ordering it. HA! Guess what? You DO need this! I now have my shoes neatly organized near the door so I can easily grab a pair and kick myself in the ass for not ordering this sooner! Even Jesus Tap Dancing Christ would love shoe organizer to keep all of his tap shoes in place! It's narrow and fits snugly against the wall, so it's unobtrusive and not a bulky, obnoxious piece of furniture like the elephants you inherited from your grandmother. It was easy enough to put together, although it took this assembly-challenged woman a few more minutes than the directions suggested. TOTALLY worth it, though! This one has the wicker front. I'll probably get the plain white one for my bedroom. (I might even use it for more than shoes in there...)

Perfect for my studio apartment! Tried to assemble it my self but gave up on the first step lol my fiancé ended up assembling it for me. Definitely helps to have another person helping out. I was worried about it being able to stand on its own because I didn’t want to hang or drill it to the wall, but it stands fine without any issues. Highly recommend

I give them credit, it's a pretty clever design to find a way to make something stay together in one piece with such low quality hardware. - The wood is ultra low density particle board. - The handles are plastic - The hardware components, particularly the hardware that you twist to lock isn't strong enough even to be tightened. It starts crumbling as you get close to the locking position. - Probably worst of all, The linch pin that holds each swinging door in place are two tiny little wood screws that are about 3/8 of an inch long. Yes this is a low price option product but it is exceptionally poorly made. It will not last very long. If you put duct tape in the seams, it would be orders of magnitude stronger.... That's how flimsy it is. I give it 3 to 6 months before it starts falling apart with average use from a family with three kids.

Took me 1 and a half hours, using an electric screwdriver. It’s tricky to put together but not difficult. Just lots of screws. And you will need to hammer in a few pieces. It does come with a screw driver. It’s narrow and does what it says. I can fit 2 pairs of sneakers and a pair of converse huddled at the end. So approx 9 pairs total in the cabinet. Seems sturdy at the moment. It looks nice and fits the space I needed. $100 including delivery.. which is one of the cheapest I’ve seen to fit this small space. Reasonable for what it is.