I have small feet and am looking for some extra stiletto storage. Do you think they will fit across both bars or just sort of hang there?
1656326
They won't fit across, I'm an 8 and some barely make it. But you can definately hang them by the heel. For heels I would recommend a rack with an actual shelf, not just the bar. Hope this helps!
1633232
First I must say. I love this bar. I get so many complements of its rich beauty, you can fit two side by side. No it will not fit well In la L shape.
1176337
It depends a little on the size I think. My husband wears a size 10 and no you can't fit 2 of his evenly side by side. However I wear a size 8 and mine fit ok. My tennis shoes are a little snug but they do fit but my sandles fit nicely in there side my side. Hope this helps ya.
533529
I don't think it is best to put men's size 12 shoes in this particular underbed shoe storage. That size seems way to big for the slots. For women, you can put one pair of shoe in each slot without any worries.
473943
Thank you for your inquiry. This storage piece has a tubular frame that is lined with cotton. It is tidy looking but still clearly a functional piece. Please note it is tall. Boots are roughly 18" high so in order to hold 2 pair it is 41 1/2" high overall. At 23" wide, it is not a small piece. If you placed this under a long hanging bar, it might leave room for pants hung over the hanger but most certainly nothing longer than that. It would likely not fit under a low hanging double bar. It could be kept in a mudroom or back hall reasonably.
1759237
Maybe you could put two side by side, but not on top of each other or I think they would separate apart when you slip you heel over them.
1949107
The shelves are a non-stretchy cloth...but I only have shoes/boots on mine... All of my flip flops (approx 15 pair) are stacked on one shelf, and my other shoes are three pair across on each shelf. I don't think it would hold anything heavier than shoes... :)
1110680
is two a two shelf unit but only fits like two pairs in each shelf, at least for big shoes.
482960
Fully extended, this shoe rack holds 18 pairs of women's standard-width shoes. Tall platforms, extreme wedges, etc. do not fit on the lower rungs; they must go on the top row. Very high heels, 4" and up, interfere with the shoes below unless they are very flat, like flip-flops. This does not hold tall boots well but it probably wasn't intended to do so.The slope is mild enough that flats will stay in place, also. The only exception is extremely smooth soles with no heel (like some dance shoes).
1853606
I can fit 4 pair of adult women's shoes per shelf IF I set one shoe facing one way, and the matching shoe facing the other way. I've added a picture to customer images you can check out. Since the heels are generally slightly more narrow than the toe box, you can generally fit more that way. If you are set on having your shoes face the same way, then 3 pairs per shelf for adult shoes. Also, I am able to fit converse, ballet flats and flip flops under the rack, so for me, even if I face all the same direction I can squeeze in an extra 3 pairs making the total 12. Right now I've got 15 per rack (3 under, 12 on shelves) I can fit 4 pair of adult women's shoes per shelf IF I set one shoe facing one way, and the matching shoe facing the other way. I've added a picture to customer images you can check out. Since the heels are generally slightly more narrow than the toe box, you can generally fit more that way. If you are set on having your shoes face the same way, then 3 pairs per shelf for adult shoes. Also, I am able to fit converse, ballet flats and flip flops under the rack, so for me, even if I face all the same direction I can squeeze in an extra 3 pairs making the total 12. Right now I've got 15 per... » Read More I can fit 4 pair of adult women's shoes per shelf IF I set one shoe facing one way, and the matching shoe facing the other way. I've added a picture to customer images you can check out. Since the heels are generally slightly more narrow than the toe box, you can generally fit more that way. If you are set on having your shoes face the same way, then 3 pairs per shelf for adult shoes. Also, I am able to fit converse, ballet flats and flip flops under the rack, so for me, even if I face all the same direction I can squeeze in an extra 3 pairs making the total 12. Right now I've got 15 per rack (3 under, 12 on shelves) « Show Less
2245532
Maura...I can store my shoes but I think if you wear a larger size....about a ten or greater....there could be an issue.
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.
888416
Yes, the shoes will hook on to a bar that is less than 1.5" wide. I use then on my pull up bar that I have hanging in my door frame.
1575262
They will fit diagonally if too large, but baby backs most often fit just fine. A little trimming will help if too large. I typically do two whole racks per level.
1963628
Yes, you can hang flats on this rack. In fact, flats are easier to accommodate as there is no heel to get in the way of other heeled shoes. Not that heels are a problem but flats and sneakers work very well with this rack....no heels to stick out.
2214078
I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear higher shoes. I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear... » Read More I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear higher shoes. « Show Less
751709
I agree with the previous poster. The storage compartments add a little size when they're full. Otherwise, they lay flat. The bottom compartment is actually for wet swimsuits though. This is a swimmer's backpack. It is the typical size and style that most swimmers use (if you're a swimmer, that will likely answer your question). I don't think the bottom compartment would be large enough for a pair of shoes unless you have small feet.