Tribesigns Shoe Cabinet with Doors, 5 Tiers Shoe Storage Cabinet for Entryway, 25 Pairs Wooden Shoe Cabinets, Modern Shoe Organizer Storage for Living Room, Bedroom, Hallway, Closet, White

LOVE this amazing shoe cabinet! Holds about 30 pairs of shoes. Takes awhile to put together but worth it! It is really nice looking and sturdy. Looks like a beautiful piece of furniture- no one would ever know it’s a shoe cabinet! Plus it has a nice area on top to display things. Not flimsy at all. Great purchase!

The Shoerack is very quality, amazing , looks beautiful, and very strong and stabile. 5/5!The amount of styrofoam was annoying and it was all over everything, hanging everywhere.. had to clean my house 3 times and that’s there’s still some showing up here and there 😄

I recently purchased the Tribesigns Shoe Cabinet with Doors in grey, and it has significantly improved the organization of my entryway. The cabinet's sleek design, featuring a grey finish with gold accents, adds a modern touch to my home decor. It offers ample storage space, accommodating up to 25 pairs of shoes across its five tiers, which is perfect for my family's needs. The adjustable shelves are a great feature, allowing me to store various shoe sizes and types comfortably. Assembly was straightforward, thanks to the clear instructions and labeled parts. The cabinet feels sturdy and well-built, with a combination of E1 MDF wood and metal components. One minor drawback is that the doors can be slightly misaligned if not assembled carefully, but this was easily corrected. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for a stylish and practical shoe storage solution.

Very happy with the product. I was surprised with the quality and sturdiness. The size is perfect for our entry way, it also has soft close door. Will definitely buy again from this vendor.

The design is nice and mrasurents were ideal for our entry hall. It was a bad sign that the cardboard package arrived with dents and scratches. The left panel was dented. The instructions are inadequate, and this piece was complicated to assemble between two adults. This is the hardest and only unsuccessful piece of furniture we've ever dealt with. We put it together after hours of struggling, assembling, and disassembling it. Ultimately, the right panel won't latch, and the whole thing is crooked. Beware that the buyer pays for the shipping return $$$. Packaging all the pieces and hauling the heavy box to UPS is also a hassle. Do yourself a huge favor: don't waste your $$ buying this.

I have purchased three of these. They are very sturdy and attractive. I have a white one that is perfect in my closet for my shoes (size 11). My husband's size 12 also fit in there but just have to be turned at a slight angle. My old unit did not have doors and the shoes got dusty, so this unit solves that problem. The top has sides so I can put items on top and they don't fall off. I have the brown and black unit in my guest room and use it to hold the television because it is tall and sturdy. I use the shelves for extra clothes storage. I bought one unit for my sister and she uses it in her bedroom for shoes (size 12) and she loves hers also.

The cabinet was very easy to assemble, sturdy, and it looks expensive. I would highly recommend.

Overall it will work as a shoe cabinet, or other type of cabinet, but it will probably only last a few years. The aesthetic is nice, if you don't look to closely. It holds lots of shoes, and the ability to put boots in is nice, if limiting on adaptability.The design on the front are just grooves cut into the material. Not painted or protected. It's exposed raw composite wood. If water gets in there I assume it's just going to soak in and crumble to nothing. I will be applying something to it to help protect it. (not something I was expecting or wanted to do) The veneer wood will probably scratch off easily as well, only time will tell.It comes with a stubby screwdriver and a short Allen wrench to help assemble this unit. (I used my own screwdriver because it's better) The directions say not to use a drill. The metal screws have a greasy coating on them, so keep a towel handy to avoid fingerprints.The instructions are clear, but it will take a few hours to put together. You really need two people working together to make this work especially for the doors, you can do it alone if you're up for a challenge.The cabinet has two structurally fixed shelves, and two optional ones. Make sure to decide on the shelf layout before attaching the doors since the door hinges limit your options afterward. Once the doors are screwed in, the shelves are almost set in stone, thanks to the construction material. So choose wisely. We left the bottom shelf out to accommodate boots. It's a nice piece, but time consuming to put together.Surprisingly the hinges are sort of soft closing. If you slam the cabinet door it will hit hard, but if you gently close it, the hinges nicely settle into place softly.It's a heavy piece of furniture with adjustable feet so if floors are uneven you can get it level. They also included some wall anchors to help with safety.The door handles are flimsy cheap metal pieces with some sharp edges. (I will be replacing mine).