HOOBRO Shoe Cabinet, 5-Tier Shoe Storage Organizer with Doors, Wooden Shoe Cabinet Storage for Entryway, Freestanding Shoe Rack Cabinet with 3 Adjustable Shelves for Hallway, Gold and Black DB41SC01

Facile à monterBon rendu. A l'air solide

Easy to assemble, looks nice and stores about 12 mens shoes. Good quality for the price. I got 2 of them.

Problème de conditionnement. Porte endommagée à l'intérieur même si le carton était en bon état.

Arrived quickly and we easy to assemble. Instructions came with pictures. Very sturdy and holds my shoes nicely.

This shoe canbinet is ok. I needed something for my entry way. If you have big feet or shoes like over size 10 men don’t get it as it will not fit. My son wears a 10 and just fits the shelves are adjustable so it worked. Not many shoes fit but for myself it’s fine. It’s not the best choice but for price and small size shoe it works. Love the top as you can put keys etc and looks good enough. Super easy to put together. It’s sturdy enough but maybe if you have children attach to wall.

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Sehr zu empfehlen, war leicht im Aufbau und gute Verarbeitung

Super einfach im Aufbau, hält toll, sieht elegant aus und ist stabil.

Looks great in my hallway and very sturdy

As a Gen X woman with minimal upper body strength, I took on the challenge of building this shoe cabinet after a full day at work and finishing it on my day off. It definitely took longer than I expected—plan for half a day or more, especially if you're doing it solo.The cabinet came in a very sturdy box, and all the parts were clearly labeled and accounted for. The manual was easy to follow, which helped a lot. That said, the Allen wrench kept falling out, and the nail heads didn’t always fit tightly, making a few steps more frustrating than they needed to be. I really wish an alternative tool had been included—it would have made the whole process much smoother. Also, if you have long nails, be prepared—you might break a few, and I bruised my hand pushing some parts into place.Tip: Build it on a carpet or rug to avoid scratches and slipping. And if you live in an apartment, just a heads-up—it will get a bit noisy.Despite the challenges, the finished product looks fantastic. I chose the white wood with gold legs, and I absolutely love the elegant look. It holds a surprising number of shoes and keeps everything neat and organized. Overall, I’m really happy with the result—it was definitely a project, but one that paid off in the end!

Great cabinet! It was a bit of a struggle to build at first cause the screws weren’t fitting in the holes, but it’s a sturdy and nice looking cabinet. It fit perfectly under my staircase.

It was very easy to put together. Usually my husband does the assembly but I was able to do this in my own without help. The door closure is simple and remains closed by magnets. The measurements are exact as it fitted into the space I measured for perfectly. It’s been about a month now and is holding up great. You can also adjust the shelvings inside if you have bigger shoes or boots. It’s not meant to hold a lot of shoes, but for a family of 3, it’s perfect for us.

It looks like the pictures and functions as intended. So, no complaints in there.Be warned that the box and the assembled cabinet is heavy for someone that doesn't bench press 200 pounds. Plan on having extra hands or some way to move the heavy box when it arrives.The hardware fits perfectly to the panels, so no frustration when it comes to making the parts fit. The instructions are written perfectly and is easy to read. No fine print needed a magnifying glass to read. Kudos to the manufacturer on the instructions.Hardware is nicely packaged and labeled, and they provide extra hardware. All holes are pre-drilled but note that you need your own drill to secure the cabinet to a wall. Again, the cabinet is heavy, and a child can easily pull on the doors and make the cabinet fall.Most of the panels are secured by screws that are tightened using an Allen Wrench or Hex driver. The box comes with an Allen Wrench. Do yourself a favor and use a Hex driver, preferably a ratchet driver. The Allen Wrench will add another hour to the assembly time. I wouldn't use a cordless drill because you can easily strip out the soft press board. Hand tighten the screws just until you start feeling resistance.Work on a tabletop if you can, until you're ready to install the slats and doors. It's easier to install the slats and doors while it is standing up. Also, place the cabinet in the intended final spot before installing the slats and doors. The cabinet will be much lighter to carry, and it is very easy to install the slats and doors. They just slide into place.I didn't screw the cabinet into the wall since I don't have kids in the house.With the only caveat being the weight, it is a nice shoe cabinet and is easy to assemble. Give yourself two hours to assemble so you can go slow and not make mistakes. Just follow instructions carefully.