36 Pair Shoe Rack - Over the Door by Lynk

The product is okay for the price. I didn't particularly like how it goes together, and don't see but one way to put the shoes on the racks as opposed to the three different ways described in the instructions. Also, now my bedroom door won't close. For now, it's okay. I probably would recommend to a friend, but with comment.

Not as easy to "snap" together as described. Took 2 of us. Once together has held up and does support shoes well. However, was not able to store the 36 pair as described. I would recommend but would like to have easier assembly

Great product for organizing your room the only problem I found with it is that it does not come with any gadgets for you to attach the bottom of it to the door so once you screw it or hang it from the top of the door the bottom of it hangs freely and the shoes on the bottom or mid section tend to fall off of it. I had to use some liquid nails to glue it against the door to keep it steady so once that is done It works great. You also have to remember that due to its size you may not be able to swing your door open all the way so if you can live with that then you are fine.

I just followed the directions (which by the way are very easy to follow) and it went smoothly. I have had the shoe rack hanging on the back of my guest bedroom closet door for a few weeks now, and this thing works great! Holds all of my shoes.

After reading instructions, I was able to assemble without any problems. You do need to hammer in the poles on a sturdy surface until they are all the way in. The poles do have a slight bend on each end. The instructions explain this is to allow to the assembly to be easier to put in holes. Great product!

We bought the Lynk 24 pair shoerack for my wife's shoes and loved it but she has now moved up to the 36 pair shoerack and the 24 pair went into the kids closet. We are finally organized! This is a great way to use all of the space in your closet.

Assembly was complicated but once I decided to put all the cross bars on one side, then work from the top down it was relatively easy. The white plastic sides flex enough so that I was able to press in one rod at a time without them all coming undone. As for wall mounting, I admit I didn't read the instructions and had my husband "modify" the mounting hardware so that I could easily mount this inside my closet. This is exactly the item I needed to get my shoes organized and fit in the space I designed perfectly. So far, its holding up very well!

I purchased this item because thedescription said easy assembly. The \\easy\\" assembly is still going on. The rack is assembled in three sections. The metal crossbars must be fitted into the plastic frame. Unfortunatelty the ends of the metal bars are bent and would not insert into the side bars.. I had to take pliers and straighten the ends of the metal bars prior to assembling the rack. Once this mission is accomplished, they you \\"gently' tap them into the holes on the plastic side. Unfortunately the holes are ont big enough for the rails, so some \\"Had\\" hamering had to be done. Eureka one set seems done, I picked it up and volia, it fell apart. Back to square one. It now been 6 hrs and with the help of superglue the 3 sections are assembled and they seem strdy. I'm ready to wall mount. The instructions say \\"Gently score the top of the mounting bracket and with pliers, break the top of the wall bracket for mounting.\\" I give up!!!! Don't waste your money if you are going to wall mount this rack. "