I am actually considering these for a bedroom/closet to use for clothes and shoes? Any reason that it wouln't work for that?
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Shelves are not adjustable unless you drill new holes yourself. As other reviewer said, they are not deep being less than 11 inches in depth. However they are strong and can take the weight of the clothes and shoes easily.
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It came drilled wrong and couldn't be put together. It also was very flimsy and believe it or not I was getting it for the same reason but after seeing it I chose something else
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The metal shelves are 11"x24" with 12" space between each shelf. They are very sturdy and can handle even a full width of textbooks. It should handle folded clothing and/or shoes and short boots with ease.
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This could be a cool idea. It's certainly solid enough for our shoes on the floor, but I would worry if you tried to use just 2 brackets and short little screws. I think you would be successful with several small L-shaped brackets for mounting. Because it's made of particle board you will need to use longer, small diameter screws - and pre-drill so the wood doesn't split. I would also rely on more than 2 brackets to distribute any weight/pressure on the boards - perhaps 2 on each side, top and bottom, and 1 on each shelf to support the middle. Good luck!
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Although I haven't used them for that purpose, I would certainly think that they would work for that application. They hold the item up off the surface a bit and are soft themselves. Hope this helps!
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I would probably get one specifically designed to hold shoes as this one is not. I used it on a cruise to organize stuff due to the small cabins. And now use it to organize cleaning products. But i suppose it would work for shoes.
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I did not purchase the racks i ordered for this use but for extra storage in a closet on the shelf. However, I tried shoes to see if they would work, and they did. But boots would only work on the top of the rack and more than likely be too heavy.
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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.
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It's sturdy enough but it might be a little small top to bottom for boots. If they fit that way you can fit two pairs of bots on each shelf. I keep two pairs of men's shoes side by side and one pair doubled up on each shelf.
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I think that could work for you. I use mine to keep my shoes in so my dogs can't destroy them, so I don't fold mine, but I do think it'll work just fine for you.
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The cubby storage is at my summer home up north. I do recall that I ordered unsure if it would fit in my small closet but it did and I think the dimensions from ShanM are correct. In fact Target sells the same system and this is what their site says. I disagree with P.Scott!! It holds 15 pair of shoes and is compact and not junk!! If you have the room the hanging shoe racks holds 10 pair (I have three hanging in my closet). These holders are made for WOMEN shoes and not size 12 clunkers worn by men!!
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Nothing is designed for that purpose. You might be able to creatively figure out a way to attach something but I don't think it would be substantial, since the walls are not very thick. Also, the depth is at best about 19" and the width of the cheap wire hangers from laundries is 18". Maybe you could find an adhesive that would hold on plastic and attach a hook to hang up a pair of garden clothes, or some such. But it really isn't suited for a spare "closet."
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I suppose so but it's a bit of an overkill for shoe storage. A smaller bookshelf and one not as deep might be better.
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Hi Christene, I'm not quite sure what you mean without actually seeing the configuration, but if the top bar of your closet is standard size it should work fine.
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Shoes, probably. Boots, probably not. It is meant for smaller items like jewelry or anything no bigger than about 12 inches square. Some of my jewelry displays are too tall for it, so I cannot use them in my photos.
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Closet? Not sure, I bought it for a different reason and it works fine for that
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They could work for bedside it depends on the size of the bed and nightstands. They're a nice set and could look good anywhere.
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It is fairly light weight and is stable without anything on it but I would doubt that it would work for displaying clothes o it---they would have to be balanced on both sides of the room divider and even then it might not be all that stable
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I believe this product is intended to use for materials made of fabric which are usually not too heavy. I don't know how heavy your boots are but you can certainly test it out to see if it's sturdy enough. I normally utilize this for hanging undergarments, small towels, etc.