Laura James Shoe Cabinet 3 Drawer Rack Footwear Wooden Storage Organizer (Oak)

It's a bit tight for my shoes size 91/2 / 43

It arrived yesterday. It took me ages to assembly it; one of the pieces was missing some holes but thankfully they were not necessary. Quality is poor and as already mentioned, size 37 max - no tall boots -. I had to put only two pairs per case and they had to be slightly on the side to fit in. The material is very rough so I just hope that it will not destroy my shoes. Only good thing, if you just see it from far away it looks good. Btw they send me the wrong colour. To the point, waste of money, dont buy it!

I love this product it came with extra screws and some where not in the best condition but the one duff I used didn’t really effect. Cheap enough to deal with so I did complain and looks great

It looks good and is well made, my problem with it is that I have size 11 feet and my shoes won’t fit tidily in the cupboard. My wife’s and my sons shoes fit Nicely and can fit at least six pairs of shoes in each draw, mine however can only fit two pairs width ways

Great slim shoe rack. I did manage to build it with my 9 year old daughter - 2 hours long due to vague instructions. Good vslue for money though.

Summary: if you want something really cheap that does the job... with some workarounds... then go for it.Pros:* Really cheap, all the other 3 drawer ones I found were about 20-25£ more. Got this for about 36£.* Paid 4£ extra for express delivery and got it next day. Good value for money considering the size and weight of the package.* Looks good (except the handles, they are super cheap-looking plastic with defects in the mould).* As usual, all of the screw/bolts/etc bits are in labelled bags, but also the wooden boards are labelled by type and those labels are shown in the assembly manual, which does make the assembly a bit easier.Cons:* The graphics in the assembly manual weren't completely accurate which caused a bit of confusion.* The handles are some very thin cheap-feeling plastic, will probably break in no time considering how much force you need to open the drawer.* No L-shaped brackets and cutouts in the backboard for affixing the top of the cabinet to the wall... when you try to open the middle or the top drawer the whole thing starts toppling before the drawer opens. You can obviously hold it when opening, but it's a matter of time to forget to tell a guest and have the whole thing topple on them. That's the biggest issue for me, would have costed them pennies to include the 2 brackets and 2 extra bolts...* The height of the drawers is too small, my size 11 shoes and my girlfriend's ankle boots (size 4 - with small platform) don't fit unless we put them sideways, which greatly reduces the amount of shoes we can fit in there. If it was a couple centimetres taller would have been much better.* Didn't have enough screws, but I had some extra pieces of different bits!?* Non-adjustable feet - it's just 4 plastic dimples with an embedded nail to hammer them into the bottom of the cabinet.

Bought this for my daughters room. Had help putting it together, but between us it didn’t take longer than 45 minutes. So far has lasted well and served its purpose!

Storage unit went together without issue, all necessary fittings provided. The unit is a good low cost option for storing the families shoes out of site.