Some reviewers make it sound the dividers do little to keep shoes from sliding from one compartment to another. Is that really the case? Thanks.
1942610
I don't have a problem with my shoes sliding. I store a pair of pumps or 2 pairs of flats. I don't store flipflops in it so i haven't had a problem.
1942611
I think it depends on what type of shoes you are putting in this organizer. If you are placing sandles/flip flops, then these will slide under the dividers but, if you are putting oxfords or heels, or other types of flats, then this is not the case. I do not have any problems with my shoes sliding from one compartment to another.
1942612
i think the dividers do exactly what they are intended to do! i have not had the problem of one pair of shoes sliding to another compartment!
183465
It would be best to use this shoe organizer horizontally because it's made that way for stacking. Holes for the dowels are on the bottom when sitting horizontally. Also, shoes sit upright in this position. You can use it vertically though because the shelves are that strong, but your shoes would have to lay down sideways. Also, no security when stacking vertically.
222789
If they are adjustable and you want to move them separately, there has to be at least a slight gap. It is not something that you feel like you are going to fall through but it is noticeable.
1759189
The dividers are sewn to the long dividers that go down the middle and on the ends. I've had mine for a year and have had no problem with the shoes sliding from one compartment to another.
1251647
That is what I did. But I ended up having to super glue the dividers, they kept sliding out of the slots. It's fine now, but I wondered if hanging it might have prevented that issue, but I didn't have a place for it.
309611
I would say no, the shelves are slanted and not very far apart. Suitable for shoes, I would not think it would be a good way to store shoes in their boxes however.
1949101
Yes, especially if they are women's shoes. I wouldn't fill the racks with heavy hiking boots, but I have two shelves filled with ankle boots (3 pairs - I wear size 7) and the rest with a mixture of shoes and sweaters. I do have mine inside my closet, where it can't get bumped by kids or animals. It's very light, so a child or big dog could knock it over.
619672
The 6 smaller compartments should handle a couple of pairs of running shoes, each, easily; the larger central compartments might hold 2 or 3 times that many each. It all depends on the types/sizes of the shoes.
2012820
The compartments might hold one boot per slot, but it would really depend on how tall the boot/shoe is. I use this for my 2-1/2 yr old's shoes.
1050349
I suppose so but it's a bit of an overkill for shoe storage. A smaller bookshelf and one not as deep might be better.
1797363
SORT OF. Some of the compartments you can move around but some of them only fit one way. My thoughts, why would you want to move them around? They fit really well the way they are and small items won't fall out and get into another tray. I put a dime in the tray and turned it up side down and shook it and it stayed put. very well made up
313926
There are small raised knobs all over the upper surface of the stool. They would keep your shoes from slipping. They are also nice for massaging your stocking feet to relax them while you work. They stool is great!!
1253528
The shoes will not slide around. The body is sturdy enough for you to stand it up in the closet. The shoes are a snug fit, in my opinion. Go for it and let me know how it works out for you. thanks Dee
1956119
If it were coins, paper clips, etc... they would slide to next compartment. But most things would not slide
38432
I did not experience any of these issues. Some of the dividers fit a little tighter than others, take your time and they will go in. My handles sees to be on solid. I have two and am very happy with them.
1132376
If you told me which dividers I could help with a yes or no. I'm not sure how though, but I'm not knowledgeable on what dividers are out there. They'd have to go across and getting to the back section could be a problem. You "could" divide them by putting in little boxes of some sort.
389169
Nope. Nothing on the edges to allow you to stack them. However, if you don't have big feet or wear high heels, there is room in between the shoes to put another pair or two.