25% off to bring it to this price. Great reviews and handy to wheel it to
the garden when its dry to air the smelly shoes. Handy for
psychob*tchfromhell as her cat likes to have a wee in her shoes.
This metal rolling shoe rack is ideal for your entire shoe collection with ample space for up to 40 pairs of shoes. Mounted on wheels, this unit has great manoeuvrability making all your shoes easy to access. Ideal for families, this smart shoe rack helps maintain a tidy, organised home.
Made from: steel.
Stores an average of 40 pairs of shoes.
Mounted on wheels.
Size H158.5, W73, D22.5cm.
Weight 19.58kg.
Self-assembly.
Top comments
shabbird
29 Mar 164#3
We keep the shoe rack in the patio/porch. this would be perfect for that.
depends on the size of family but we would need 2 of those racks
seeing how many shoes we have. :confused:
All comments (27)
shabbird
29 Mar 161#1
therealslimkaty
29 Mar 161#2
I just can't quite get my head around this. At first look it appears a great idea, but in reality who has that amount of space spare for a shoe rack in their bedroom? The height apart from anything else, would be taking up a lot of clothes hanging space inside a fitted wardrobe, and would barely fit into a normal wardrobe. Most rooms now don't have enough spare wall space to have that just sitting out. And I would hope that if you have forty pairs of shoes to choose from, that none of them would have a chance to get smelly :neutral_face:
In theory for a large room or a princessy type with her spare room as a dressing room, it could be good. But for a normal sized bedroom, it seems not so practical. So, not voted (after all that) :stuck_out_tongue:
shabbird
29 Mar 164#3
We keep the shoe rack in the patio/porch. this would be perfect for that.
depends on the size of family but we would need 2 of those racks
seeing how many shoes we have. :confused:
Sure the cat could find a way to wee in them even on the top shelf . She's good at climbing
shabbird to psychobitchfromhell
29 Mar 161#9
lol. think you need a new cat or cat training lessons. :laughing:
psychobitchfromhell
29 Mar 161#10
She's six years old and only started doing it since we moved house and I got her a cat scratching post . She likes to pluck the leather sofa instead . I think she is punishing me
shabbird to psychobitchfromhell
29 Mar 16#11
aww hope she gets used to the new house. I guess misses her old place with her friends etc..
good luck.
psychobitchfromhell
29 Mar 161#12
She still has her brother . Not sure that's an advantage though.
black knight
29 Mar 161#13
Hideous thing
NUMBER1bargaininggirl
29 Mar 161#14
Excellent find op, heat added
vtec
30 Mar 161#15
*litter training.
Bargainhuntersupreme
30 Mar 161#16
I think you would be pushing it to fit 40 pairs on these, but voted hot for price
therealclaireh
30 Mar 16#17
You'd put one of these in the hallway or porch providing you had the space could potentially fit a whole family's worth of shoes one it not sure i'd get my whole collection on there i have a large ottoman/chest that is overflowing with shoes
therealslimkaty
30 Mar 161#18
I suppose, though there is no way I'd have the family's shoes on display like that. Maybe one pair each at the door.
oneeyedvic
30 Mar 161#19
Be warned if you have a porch that let's the sun through that your shoes may fade.
(Voice of experience) :-(
ianjw
30 Mar 16#20
Hope this is made of thicker steel tube than the one i had. That was only 2 shelves and wobbled like the proverbial jelly, can't imagine how much flex this'll have!
Anyone got one?
Rickardo to ianjw
30 Mar 16#23
Looks like the standard construction of their 2 tier one, i.e. rickety and surely must easily topple? Not that I can really see a need to be doing it, but I can imagine trying to move it on those tiny casters, fully laden and you hit a bump or lip in the ground!
shabbird to ianjw
30 Mar 16#25
positive reviews seem to indicate its quite strong but I have no personal experience of using this unit.
Can always return it if it doesn't match your requirements
dewonderful
30 Mar 16#21
crazylegs
30 Mar 16#22
And who puts there shoes in that way..
Every shoe rack I have ever seen the shoes go in and sit heel first!
kidrock123
30 Mar 16#24
dont have thst many shoes
Trentend
30 Mar 16#26
Are they shelves, or just two bars? If bars - how do those high heels stay in place? Looks a bit like a Photoshop job.
samzam
30 Mar 16#27
Will be sending this link to my sis to house her shoe collection in her new home
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the garden when its dry to air the smelly shoes. Handy for
psychob*tchfromhell as her cat likes to have a wee in her shoes.
This metal rolling shoe rack is ideal for your entire shoe collection with ample space for up to 40 pairs of shoes. Mounted on wheels, this unit has great manoeuvrability making all your shoes easy to access. Ideal for families, this smart shoe rack helps maintain a tidy, organised home.
Made from: steel.
Stores an average of 40 pairs of shoes.
Mounted on wheels.
Size H158.5, W73, D22.5cm.
Weight 19.58kg.
Self-assembly.
Top comments
depends on the size of family but we would need 2 of those racks
seeing how many shoes we have. :confused:
All comments (27)
In theory for a large room or a princessy type with her spare room as a dressing room, it could be good. But for a normal sized bedroom, it seems not so practical. So, not voted (after all that) :stuck_out_tongue:
depends on the size of family but we would need 2 of those racks
seeing how many shoes we have. :confused:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9104866.htm
good luck.
(Voice of experience) :-(
Anyone got one?
Can always return it if it doesn't match your requirements
Every shoe rack I have ever seen the shoes go in and sit heel first!