I have a wire shoe rack. Do you see any problem with setting heels on this to stop them from falling between the wires?
1843215
The plastic is thick enough to where the hills will not to stare the plastic
1843216
The clear sheet is durable enough to where it could even hold up to shoes placed on top of it-no problem.
1843217
Should be fine. It's a solid plastic sheet, with some fine ribbing to keep items from sliding.
1843218
No problema at all. I have my wire shelf in the kitchen and have light and heavy weight items on this liner. Heels will not penetrate this liner.
2077046
I don't have much for heels either. Our collection sounds the same. Shoes do not slide off at all which is a surprise. Just have to put all my tall boots on the top shelf which fits 5 of them. I love this product
897655
I mounted wire racks on the sides, with no problem, however, for center support, I ran a 1x2 up the back. I'll try to post photo,s on the review site.
183914
A bit, ya. I just tie the laces a little looser and it's fine. I also wear wide shoes, so the impact is less noticeable. If your shoe is very narrow at the opening, it could be weird. Shouldn't be a problem though.
946830
Yes, the rack holds up very well. I have it expanded as far as it can go and have 6 pairs of shoes on the top and bottom levels of the rack. I have 4 pairs of boots on the top rack and it has held up great!
1718974
Ours is on a concrete floor in a garage. We don't put wet shoes on it because the shelves are laminated wood, I think the finish would buckle quickly with damp things on it consistently.
389167
I don't think so. You wouldn't be able to access the back row if you had another shoe rack above the lower one. You might be able to suspend them from the back of a door or side of a cabinet. I love them.
1979704
Actually I combined 4 of these for my wife's shoes. every other rack, I didn't install the middle shelf to allow for taller shoes to be stored. I anchored it to the wall and it is pretty stable!
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.
789905
Yes you can put shoes on the floor, but I would not buy this product again. Not made very well. When putting this together the wood split and it wobbles from left to right. Look for something that uses a better quality of wood.
307710
My door is 1 3/8 thick and the brackets that came with the shoe rack are 1 5/8. Just make sure to install all the screws on the one you have, as this will keep it from moving when it's full of shoes while opening and closing the door. I hope I was able to help you.
2182849
Not very much. The heel protectors take up a little bit more room and so your heels are a little less likely to slip out of the shoe.Larry Cummings
2192563
the bottom isn't open so you have to place the shoes inside the closet. I don't know if it can handle too many pairs of shoes and it would be annoying to get to. maybe you can leave couple of pairs but not like winter boots or heavy shoes.
1423666
I drilled two holes into each foot rest about half-way down and threaded some long shoe laces through. After you Velcro your shoes in, tie the shoelaces over your shoes. I don't have the slipping issue anymore.
1346752
I only bought one of these, but I don't think that you could because the rack frame corners are round. Also, when you have shoes on the rack, they stick up higher than the rack.
1979705
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.
466876
I put women's shoes on bottom shelf, sandals under. I don't think men's shoes would fit under on the floor. Don't pay more than $50..poor finish but sturdy. Hope I helped.