Entryway Shoe Rack with Coat Hooks – 10 Tier Double Row Stand

An entryway shoe rack earns its floor space when it handles more than shoes. This one puts a double-row shelf frame under two hook rails, so the jackets, hats and bags that usually land on a chair have somewhere to go. It stands 66 inches tall and 33 inches wide, which covers a family’s daily footwear without swallowing the hallway.

The frame is free standing, so nothing gets drilled and nothing gets anchored. Ten open shelves sit in two rows of five, spaced 6.7 inches apart for sneakers, flats, loafers and low boots. The top shelf in the tall column is left open at the side, so knee-high boots, a handbag or a stack of books fit where a closed cubby would get in the way.

Hooks run along two rails on the tall column. The upper rail is 16.5 inches wide and takes hats and shoulder bags; the lower rail sits at coat height and holds hangers, jackets and scarves. That is what separates this entryway shoe rack from a plain shoe shelf: the outerwear and the footwear stay in the same place, which is where you reach for them.

At 12 inches deep the unit tucks against a wall in a narrow hall, a bedroom corner, a foyer or a mudroom. The open slat shelves let damp sneakers air out instead of sitting in a closed box, and the black finish keeps scuffs from showing the way a light frame would. Renters get the most out of it, since an entryway shoe rack that needs no wall work can move to the next apartment in an hour.

Key Features of This Entryway Shoe Rack

• Double row layout: two columns of shelves double the pairs you can store in the same width.
• Ten open shelves: five levels per row, so everyday shoes stay visible instead of buried in a bin.
• Open top shelf: the tall side has clearance for boots, a bag or a folded throw.
• Two hook rails: hats and bags up top, coats and hangers on the rail below.
• No wall work: the unit is free standing, so this entryway shoe rack sets up anywhere and moves with you.
• Slim footprint: 12 inches deep keeps a doorway or hallway clear.
• Simple care: open metal tubing and slat shelves wipe clean with a damp cloth.

Specifications

• Quantity: 1 entryway shoe rack; the shoes, clothing, bags and decor in the photos are not included.
• Material: metal tubing with plastic corner connectors.
• Dimensions: 33 x 12 x 66 in (83.8 x 30.5 x 167.6 cm).
• Shelves: 10 open shelves in two rows of five, spaced 6.7 in (17 cm) apart.
• Hanging rail: 16.5 in (41.9 cm) wide, with a second hook rail below it.
• Color: black.
• Assembly: required; the rack ships flat in a 58 x 25 x 10 cm carton.
• Shipping: Ships from the US – 4-8 business days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this entryway shoe rack have to be attached to the wall?

No. It is free standing and needs no screws or anchors. Set it flat against a wall and load the heaviest shoes on the bottom shelves so the weight sits low.

How many pairs of shoes fit on each shelf?

That depends on the sizes in your household, since the shelves are open rather than divided into slots. Each of the ten shelves runs the full width of its column, so wide sneakers and narrow flats can share a level.

Will tall boots fit anywhere on it?

Yes. The regular shelves are spaced 6.7 inches apart for low shoes, and the open top shelf on the tall column has the clearance for knee-high boots or a tote.

Does it arrive assembled?

No. It ships flat in a 58 x 25 x 10 cm carton and is put together at home. Work on a level floor and keep the joints loose until every shelf is in place, then tighten from the bottom up.

Let wet shoes drain on a mat before they go on a shelf, and give the frame a quick shake once it is loaded; if a corner lifts, level the feet before you add more weight. Rotating the off-season pairs to the top shelf keeps the entryway shoe rack useful year round. Browse the rest of our hallway and closet organizers in the Closet & Storage Collection.