Hanging Shoe Organizer – Twenty Pairs on a Surface That Was Doing Nothing

Ten mesh shelves on a metal frame that hooks over the top of a standard door. Padded blocks along the back keep the panel from scuffing and stop the frame swinging. At 22 x 8.3 x 59.5 inches it uses the height of the door without pushing into the room.

Why choose this shoe organizer?

A rack that stands on the floor takes back the space you were trying to free up. The inside of a door is dead area in almost every house. Ten tiers is usually the whole hallway pile in one go.

• Ten open shelves: Around twenty pairs, all of them visible without bending down.
• Mesh surfaces: Air moves through, so damp trainers dry instead of sitting wet.
• Metal frame: Keeps its shape with boots on the lower tiers.
• Padded contact blocks: Protect the door face and stop the rack rattling as it swings.
• Two ways to fit: Hooks for doors up to 1.5 in, plus screws in the box for wall mounting.

The hallway reads twice as wide once the shoes go vertical.

Hang it over the top edge and slide it sideways until it sits square to the frame. Load boots low and light shoes high so the door swings and closes without effort. On a door thicker than 1.5 inches, use the supplied hardware and fix it to the wall instead.

Specifications

• Metal frame with mesh shelves
• 56 x 21 x 151 cm (22 x 8.3 x 59.5 in)
• 10 tiers, approx. 20 pairs
• For doors up to 3.8 cm (1.5 in) thick
• Wall mounting hardware included

Hook it over the door tonight and take the hallway back.