Whitmor 4-Tier 20 Pair Floor Shoe Rack - White - Resin

No tools needed because there are no screws. Eight poles push into the two sides. After you put the poles into one side, it takes a while to get them into the other side. Lining up the holes to the eight poles all at once is a challenge. After I got it together I found out it wouldn't fit through my small hall closet door and had to start all over inside the closet! I like the rack though. It holds lots of shoes and does just as I expected.

I looked at quite a few shoe racks from several sites and stores to maximize our closet space while minimizing the impact on our budget. This unit has FOUR shelves and a few feet of length to hold lots of shoes. It's definitely the best value if you just want to hold as many shoes as possible for as cheap as possible. If you want something that looks pretty, you'll want to find another rack, but you'll also pay 4 times the price or more for the same storage area. If you just want to put something in the back of your closet, this is the rack for you. The only downside to this rack is that four shelves (necessarily) means less height per shelf for your shoes. However, almost all shoes will fit on it. The only shoes of mine that didn't were men's high-top sneakers, snow boots, work boots. But you can always put those on the top rack or off to the side. The shelf height is a little snug for all other men's shoes, but they fit and don't touch the shelf above. Oh and as far as the 20-pair claim goes, it's very accurate for women's shoes set side-by-side. For Men's shoes, plan on about 14 pairs fitting. Or, if you don't mind stacking your sandals, you can fit much more.