Would the cubbies on this product fit pairs of larger shoes like a men's 15?
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Yep, make sure u nail in the back piece, as well as reinforce it with more wood. Bows in when sat on by a 200 lb guy like me, so mine hasnt broke. Glue in the plastic dowels, too. Very functional
1479694
I would imagine dress shoes would fit. However, anything other i.e. gym shoes would be a challenge to place in one cubbie hole.
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Not a pair in one cubby. My husband wears a 12 and we typically put one shoe in a hole rather than 2 though we can sometimes squeeze two in together.
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They would probably fit widthwise if you angled them similar to how they'd be stored in a shoebox. However they might hang out of the cubbie a little bit.
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Cubbie holes are fairly small...can fit pair of small children's shoes in a cubbie, but adult shoes can only fit 1 shoe in each cubbie.
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Definitely, I use this to store shoes (10 size mens, and 6 1/2 womens) with plenty of room. Only obscenely large bags would have trouble fitting.
1933878
Yes. They can be cut to fit any shoe size. There is an easy dotted line to follow.
197452
Any shoe size fits in the organizer, however, my size 12 shoes are to big for the compartment so it overlaps the compartment across from it. Size 14 could have the same affect. It all depends on how you tend to organize yours shoes
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I don't know I didn't buy that one. I bought the Winsome Wood Foldable 4-Tier Shoe Rack, which is stackable. The problem with the cubby hole type is that the width of each hole is 6". If you lay a pair of your shoes flat on the floor and measure their width you'll see they are about 7 1/2 inches wide. So unlike the advertiser's photo of small children's shoes that lay flat in the cubby hole, adult shoes won't lay flat....hence I bought the bar type rack. It works great and the quality is great.
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Yes but probably not big enough if you have a large foot and they are bulky athletic shoes.
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Not sure. I gave this as a gift. I guess it would also depend on the size of the shoes.
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Yes, they can fit an average size shoe box. However, the bag itself is thin for shipping a shoe box the corners might rip unless you tape it heavily.
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It would, but a lot of space is taken up by this piece. If it isn't going to show, I'd put the shoes in one of the less expensive, thinner chrome racks, also available from Amazon.
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It won't fit if size-10 shoes go straight in. But putting them sideway a bit helps.
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They would fit on the top shelk but not so we'll on the bottom one. I'm size 11 and im able to fit three pairs of shoes on each shelf. Hope that helps.
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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 wear size 13 boots in them and they have lots of extra room. I don't wear a 15 but I think a 15 sneaker would fit no prob. They got lots of room. Not like the cloth old blue ones that we used to get
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Yes, I believe what you are saying is accurate. You would have 12 inches of space for the length of your shoes. I can fit 2-3 pairs of shoes stacked on each other on each shelf and also 1-2 pairs underneath on the floor.
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Yes. I wear a size 11 men's shoe and there is still plenty of space for a bigger foot.
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If the shoes are longer than 4 1/2 inches, it will work. The bars measure 4 1/2 " apart on the inside and 6" apart on the outside.