Anyone out there own Saucony Jazz mens sneakers? After reading many reviews, I'm concerned about the lower two shelves. Is there enough clearance to slide them in and out without the tops of the sneakers hitting the shelf above? Also concerned about...
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I'm not familiar with the Saucony sneakers but my husband fits 3 pairs of size 13 all leather Nike high tops on each shelf.
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The height between shelves is 5 3/4 inches, which accommodates my husband's size 13 sneakers!
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I wear size 9 to 9 1/2 women's shoes and have had no problem with the rack. Each "row" is adjustable up or down to make plenty of space between layers.
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I'll measure the height for you tonight, but i did not have problem with shoes not fitting in: flats, 2.5" wedges, ankle booties. Just have reasonable expectations - anything higher than ankle booties won't fit. The bench looks great, has solid build, and fits nice amount of shoes: I have 4-5 pairs on each shelf and on the floor under the bottom shelf (total of 12-15 pairs).
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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
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They won't fit easily enough to be handy getting them in or out if you are storing them upright with top and bottom shelves equidistant. There is a ridge on each shelf in the front and a skirt at the top that hangs down an inch or so from the top and upper shelf making the opening close to 12". They would have to be put in at an angle, to get the advantage of the 13-14 inch space behind the skirt. However, The middle shelf is adjustable, so you could make it work for one shelf and then put smaller books on the other one. I bought three of these, and they are good, solid pieces of furniture. They won't fit easily enough to be handy getting them in or out if you are storing them upright with top and bottom shelves equidistant. There is a ridge on each shelf in the front and a skirt at the top that hangs down an inch or so from the top and upper shelf making the opening close to 12". They would have to be put in at an angle, to get the advantage of the 13-14 inch space behind the skirt. However, The middle shelf is adjustable, so you could make it work for one shelf and then put smaller books on the other one. I bought three of these, and they are good, solid pieces of... » Read More They won't fit easily enough to be handy getting them in or out if you are storing them upright with top and bottom shelves equidistant. There is a ridge on each shelf in the front and a skirt at the top that hangs down an inch or so from the top and upper shelf making the opening close to 12". They would have to be put in at an angle, to get the advantage of the 13-14 inch space behind the skirt. However, The middle shelf is adjustable, so you could make it work for one shelf and then put smaller books on the other one. I bought three of these, and they are good, solid pieces of furniture. « Show Less
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The top shelf tends to bend with the weight of 3 pairs of shoes and might make the side boards bend inwards without the middle shelf making the sides straight. I ended up buying 2 units and removed the top shelf of one and put the other complete one on top of that. Either way, I don't put too much because of the shelf bending from the weight. Hope this helps.
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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.
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They are adjustable & you don't need to put all of them in. So unless they are Circus freaky long, there shouldn't be any issues other than the lack of space for other shoes.
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regular human shoes are OK to support by shelf. Steel ones are not sure....
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No. I went to Walmart and bought a metal shoe rack that has 3 shelves to hold shoes. Works perfectly.
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I bought them as a gift for my sister law who runs and leads jazzersize. She likes them and uses them. Hope that helps.
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Hi Noah from my experience it ultimately depends on the type of shoe and where you choose to place it. A shoe with a narrow front such as a dress shoe or low top should definitely fit. The problem you will have is the height of your shoe, as in the portion extending above or out of the pocket may limit how you use the pocket above. For example you may have to be strategic and in the bottom left row put a high top or sneaker and just above you may need to put a slimmer shoe so the top of the sneaker doesn't smash the shoe above. I don't think you will have any issues with pocket width. I easily put my fiancée size 11 Duane wade hightops in the pockets without any problems. Hope this helps! Good luck! Hi Noah from my experience it ultimately depends on the type of shoe and where you choose to place it. A shoe with a narrow front such as a dress shoe or low top should definitely fit. The problem you will have is the height of your shoe, as in the portion extending above or out of the pocket may limit how you use the pocket above. For example you may have to be strategic and in the bottom left row put a high top or sneaker and just above you may need to put a slimmer shoe so the top of the sneaker doesn't smash the shoe above. I don't think you will have any issues with pocket width. I... » Read More Hi Noah from my experience it ultimately depends on the type of shoe and where you choose to place it. A shoe with a narrow front such as a dress shoe or low top should definitely fit. The problem you will have is the height of your shoe, as in the portion extending above or out of the pocket may limit how you use the pocket above. For example you may have to be strategic and in the bottom left row put a high top or sneaker and just above you may need to put a slimmer shoe so the top of the sneaker doesn't smash the shoe above. I don't think you will have any issues with pocket width. I easily put my fiancée size 11 Duane wade hightops in the pockets without any problems. Hope this helps! Good luck! « Show Less
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I got it for my kids..4 pair on each shelf. if you put flip flops or sandals one on top of the other..then you can fit another pair! For adults..3 pair unless they are smaller shoes. hope this helps!
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If your question about shelf clearance, you may arrange the shelves any way you wish, except the middle shelf that holds top & bottom legs together. You can see where these legs join in close-up pics. Hope this helps. I really like the shelve, just wish the legs were in one piece.
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They are great shelves but I agree with Carly that they are much shorter than you expect. I have two, one on top of the other and to get the cabinet space that I was looking for I should have purchased three of them. I think your idea might possibly work but if it doesn't, you'd have to go up with them. Good luck!
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I would say no. We could only fit 40 pair of of men and women's size 10 shoes of various types such as dress shoes, tennis shoes etc. Most of the shoes that had a higher top went on the top shelf or had to be bent to fiit. You may be able to get the high tops in the shelf but they wont go without some work.