Rebrilliant 16 Pair Stackable Shoe Storage Box

16 Pair Stackable Shoe Storage Box, White

At a Glance

Stackable

Assembly Required

Number of Pairs: 16

Overall Width: 111.2 cm

About This Product

Specifications:Material: PP Plastic Panel, Metal Frame, ABS Plastic Connector15-Cube (Stair-Shape) Unit Size: 30 x 111.2 x 86.2 cm (D x W x H)16-Cube (4 x 4) Unit Size: 30 x 89.2 x 69.2 cm (D x W x H)Size per Cube: 30 x 22 x 17 cm (D x W x H)Product Weight: 6.1 kgMax. Static Load Capacity per Cube: 10 kgPackage Contents:20 x Plastic Sheet (30 x 22 cm)20 x Plastic Sheet (30 x 17 cm)16 x Plastic Sheet (22 x 17 cm)52 x ABS Plastic Connector1 x Mallet2 x Anti-Tip Device1 x InstructionsSONGMICS Notes:Outdoor use will significantly shorten the life of this product.Do not expose this product to strong sunlight or rain.Please do not place narrow, heavy objects in the middle of the cube for long periods of time. Distribute the weight evenly.Not suitable for children ages under 3.Since the total height of this product exceeds 60 cm, you should use the included anti-tipping devices.

Not Included:

Shelf/Shelves

Features

A Real All-Around Talent: If you're searching for a space-saving shelf, this DIY storage unit comes just in time. You can store clothes, shoes, books, or toys easily into the 15 cubes sized at 30 x 22 x 17 cm
Embrace Shoes: Capable of holding 16-25 pairs of shoes, your high heels, sneakers, and kids’ shoes can finally be tamed by this shoe rack! The plastic panels are waterproof and easy to clean
Sturdy Construction: Robust plastic panels with an integrated metal frame form a sturdy unit with the connectors made of durable ABS plastic; easy to assemble, extremely stable, secured with anti-tip devices
Endlessly Expandable: Well, at least in theory. Thanks to the clever plug-in system you can build this rack in different shapes, or simply omit some cubes—hooray for DIY!
Your Guinea Pig Will Be Happy: Be creative and assemble this shelving system as a playpen for your small animals, or as a kitchen shelf, shoe cabinet, or room divider...what grandiose idea do you have?