Can anyone tell me whether the dividers are sewn to the floor of the organizer - so as to keep the shoes from sliding from one compartment to another?
1759189
The dividers are sewn to the long dividers that go down the middle and on the ends. I've had mine for a year and have had no problem with the shoes sliding from one compartment to another.
1759190
My response is the same as the previous one. I have not had any problem with my shoes sliding from one compartment to another either. I am very happy with it.
803370
When you expand the shoe pocket there is a plastic crinkly like sound but it would only be LOUD if done when room had to be absolutely silent. I am very happy with this organizer. The pockets are NOT sized for average size (9-10) mens shoes. Works great for womens shoes. Hope this answers your question and.gives a little more info.
1440347
I actually don't use mine for shoes. Sorry. I bought this for my pantry to organize my gravy and seasoning packets
546857
Yes, I moved them between multiple shoes, they do have a small sticky patch on the backside but I never used it.
525178
An organizer is a tight fit. We used dividers and not an organizer. A low profile metal organizer might work but wooden ones and plastic didn't.
1936270
The dividers are welded to the front and back of the drawer. They could be removed if you are handy with a Dremel Moto-Tool with abrasive disk and have the appropriate safety equipment -- in other words, with enough enough, money, time and energy, almost anything is possible. I think I would look for another solution to your storage needs.
811843
No, they can't be removed. Also, the end compartments fold in and down. You can place a large item in front of this compartment (we do this often) and it stays put. Because this organizer stays put with velcro, things placed in front of it do not slide back.
419074
No. I have one shoe box for slippers that slides right in, but sticks out quite a ways. All my other shoe boxes are too wide. But for me, the whole point of this rack is to get rid of shoeboxes, but be organized and neat, and it does that quite nicely.
1478766
I am sure there are cheaper solutions for that. Also, the bins are different sizes but you can put one shoe each in the top bins, a pair in the middle bins, and two pairs in the bottom bins. I just tested this on my big size 12 shoes. Not super efficient to do it this way. This is an industrial strength gizmo suitable for tools and hardware.
252836
Not for shoes, no. The pockets are open on both ends to slide a purse through. Shoes, would fall out. The pockets are too big. The great thing about this is that one purse holds the other purse in place, when you fill side by side. I would keep looking.
593820
Like some of the other posters said, the sliding mechanism is going to move out. I think just shimming the base of the track would be a good idea. Might limit what items you can actually put in the drawer, though, height-wise.
38221
Yes. The dividers come "uninstalled" so you have total flexibility with where you put them.
2207725
No, they are securely placed and the unit very well made. The spacing of the dividers and their height is well designed to keep most working folders upright, with a minimum of "droop".
509241
No, as received, these are simply a drawstring bags. Even so, it is nice to separate shoes from other packed items.
817639
I have put my sweaters between the dividers and they have not snagged or pulled at them. I have had them for almost three years already. I love them.
2043872
It hold my bf shoes. The organizer itself holds weight pretty well to the door but the pockets itself is kinda cheapy. If you put shoes yes not sure about cleaning supply if put one in a pocket probably it'll hold fine.
538118
They don't but I haven't had any issues with the shoes coming out of them. I also loosely tie them too just in case.