Whitmor 6 Tier Floor-To-Ceiling Shoe Spinner - Adjustable with Basket

WOW!! This thing is great it holds a ton of shoes and is really quite sturdy. I bought this for my wife and it has really helped her to organize and keep her shoes up and safe. Not hard to assemble and functions well.

I didn't expect to like this product as much as I do. I was kind of skeptical when I bought it but it's quite sturdy and I have it installed in the "dead zone" of our closet.I had completely pulled out the old wire closet system that came with our place, several years ago, and had put in a rolling rack but was still in a quandary over how best to utilize the spaces on each end. This piece solved that problem. I am putting in some rods on the other end...However, I am definitely purchasing another for the closet in the second bedroom as soon as I finish submitting this review.I just wanted to point out that we do not have 9 ft ceilings...They might be a little over 8 ft and I was able to install the rack in our closet by simply leaving off the last of the two rods that inserts into the spring loaded piece.I am very happy with my purchase! The space looks so much neater and less cluttered even though I had it organized before. This just improves the appearance so much more. Plus, it holds more shoes than the previous way I had it set up.

Not as convenient or attractive for storing my hoard of Birkis as the lovely SONGMIC 5-tier shoe rack (also from AMZ) that it replaced but WAY less of a space-hog! See the space freed-up for additional hanging clothes on the left of the first picture attached. Since we have 8" ceilings, hubs removed the long/skinny tube @ the top & used zip-ties to anchor the central shaft to the two coated-wire shelves across the top of the closet (pics 2 & 3). Is very sturdy & removes all risk of messing up the ceiling. The rotating racks seem to be able to bear the weight of the shoes without sliding, but I wonder about the longevity of the plastic fittings the tightening screws fit into. Hubs has a plan if they DO start slipping: a layer or two of duct tape under the correct level to provide a spot for another zip-tie to "bite" into as it's tightened to help hold-up the slipping fitting. (Once again justifying the plaque I bought him decades ago that states "Duct Tape is like The Force. It has a dark side and a light side and it holds the universe together.") All-in-all, this rotating shoe rack seems well-made of quality materials, and definitely allows max shoe storage in minimum space. I'm satisfied that I made a good choice, even at the expense of visual aesthetics. Time will tell...

I love shoes and this shoe tree is one of my best purchases, I wear size 10 somy shoes can take a-lot of floor space and shoe bags for the door are to small. this keeps my shoes organized and saves space. easy to assemble

I love this shoe rack! It hold soooo many pairs and they are completely out of the way! This cleared up up so much floor space for me! I also like that you can adjust how high or low you put each round rack. It was a little tall for my roof so I had to cut the top pipe by about 5 inches to get it to fit under my ceiling. And the only thing I dislike about this is that I have to look at the bottom of all my shoes... but overall this is an excellent shoe rack... best I've ever had. 5 stars.

I have a small mudroom. We live in a rural area with all kinds of weather and a small army of children (4) so we have a LOT of shoes, boots, slippers, sandals, etc. I had to eat to corral them and had piles of filthy footwear all over the floor to the point one couldn’t open the door all the way. THIS ITEM SAVED US.We had NO room for a rack on the floor and those over the door shoe organizers are useless for boots. (As a family of 6, we have about 20 pars of those alone.) Someday, I’ll renovate this 1/3 of our home but for now, this vertical, round shoe rack is perfect.It was PAIN to assemble but listen people, my 10 year old did it. He’s a smart kid but not a genius and has little tolerance for distraction so if he can do it so can you.We’ve had ours for 8 months, and it’s been abused. My overweight mother has leaned on it and held it for balance, it’s had a few full back packs hung on it, and I’ve fully loaded it with ALL the footwear it can hold, plus sunscreen, bug spray, flashlights, gloves, hats, you name the accessory and season-it’s been on the rack. It hasn’t fallen over, broken, bent, or failed in any way.So, as the title states, it DOES wobble. By that I mean, depending on how it’s loaded, the pole sections are not quite straight all the time and the baskets may tilt one way or another but they’ve never slid down, spilled their contents, or given way. I have done no reinforcement anywhere. The one thing I DID do when I installed it, based on the advice of another review, was to use a 8in x 12in piece of thin panel wood (1/8 inch thick) at the top between the pole and the ceiling to disperse the force of the pole evenly. I was able to make the tension very tight this way without putting a hole in my ceiling or having to locate the joist and potentially place it in an inconvenient spot. I have it right where I want it, and it’s never moved despite being bumped, jostled, pushed, and slammed with the vacuum.I’m ordering another one to put in my daughters room to hold her immense collection of baby dolls and stuffed animals. I’m sick of the bins and stupid hammocks and of course the usual all-over-the-floor “storage” options for those. I already tested this rack out as an option for her “babies” and now that I’ve seen this thing’s durability I’m ready to get one into her room. It might finally meet its match in there when she tries to climb it, but hey, if it survives, I’ll update my review accordingly.

Beautiful design but too tall for my ceilings. I live in a ranch home and all of my ceilings are the same height. The last poly the goes into the spring is about 7 or 8 inches to long and so the shoe rack does not hold itself up or carousel. I believe I will have to get the pole cut and redrilled to fit because I can’t return the product. I threw away so many shoe boxes I have no where to put all the shoes.