I collect small glass shoes - maybe 4 " long and 1" wide and possible 2 " high. Will this work to display them?
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Your dimensions would probably work but I don't think this is the display venue you want to use. It's perfect for spices but not very elegant for glass. You could probably only fit 3 shoes on the whole thing. Kind of industrial looking, too.
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You would only be able to put two on a shelf at an angle if they are 4" long. This is for a spice rack so I can get four to five glass spice jars per shelf.
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you could fit them lengthwise but you would only be able to fit about 2 shoes on each step.
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You could probably place 2 shoes on each shelf without the display looking cluttered. You may get 3 on each shelf if you angle them a bit.
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You can use it ,but mostly for light shoes.Also if you size 11,you might end up taking once row out.Im size 10,and most of the rack i use for my daughters shoes.mine are usually on the bottom)))
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Probably not, and you wouldn't be able to hang clothes, kind of a waste of closet space. We use the wood shoe racks from Ikea. I have more than 40 pairs of shoes myself...
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It might, if you have only 4 pair of shoes. If more than 4, you would not have a clear view. It is a beautiful piece and would great in an entryway. Made well. and worth the money.
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The baskets are only 9x10, so my husband's shoes won't fit any way and mine would barely fit standing up. So it wouldn't work for us.
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They are 10"W x 11" D and 9"H. Don't really hold much. Small feet only if you wish to put shoes in there.
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I would probably get one specifically designed to hold shoes as this one is not. I used it on a cruise to organize stuff due to the small cabins. And now use it to organize cleaning products. But i suppose it would work for shoes.
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No way. These are tiny tables and will fit a small alarm clock, a glass of water and a pair of reading glasses. I have two. You could use it fora small plant stand not for a computer.
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They are about 9 1/2 X 10 inches. They would hold a couple of pairs of flip-flops or children's shoes. Probably one pair of women's shoes. We don't put shoes in our baskets--just on the shelf (which we put below the basket shelf). I have tote bags in one basket and the others are still empty. Haven't decided what to put in them yet, :)
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Yes you can just be careful cause the item is actually smaller than the picture. So if you have a few sneakers yes I would recommend this product.
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THE ones Pottery barn carries for their dispensers are about 9" x 5", so I imagine this would work. I'm ordering a couple for precisely that purpose but at worst I will use them as planter stands. I can never have enough of those.
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If you use sample sizes. They're only 2 1/4" tall. That's a cute idea, by the way. You should be able to find bigger ones for that purpose.
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Yes. It's simply a plastic base with a glass top. There small grooves to support the footbal but you shouldn't have a problem displaying something else.
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Shoes will not fit. You may be able to fit a pair of flats/slippers, but that depends on your shoe size. I wouldn't suggest this for what you need.
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I am sure there are cheaper solutions for that. Also, the bins are different sizes but you can put one shoe each in the top bins, a pair in the middle bins, and two pairs in the bottom bins. I just tested this on my big size 12 shoes. Not super efficient to do it this way. This is an industrial strength gizmo suitable for tools and hardware.
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I could go measure them if you want real specific, otherwise they are approximately 2 in. tall x 1 in, wide. They are perfect to hold a pair of earrings or a ring or other single type item. Hope this helps
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It's a not a surface I would display fine glassware. The surface is more of a wicker or rattan material. Hope this helps.