8-Tier Tall Narrow Wooden Shoe Tower (48.3" Tall)

LUCKNOCK · Rack / Stand

Stacks eight shoe tiers in a slim wooden tower that fits beside a door or in a tight corner.

  • Eight tiers in a 48.3" tall tower
  • About 11" W x 10.2" D footprint
  • Bottom two levels fit heels; one board removable for boots
  • E1-grade MDF with solid beech wood

11" W × 48.3" H × 10.2" D Verified size

Tall shoe rack: what to know

A tall shoe rack saves floor by building upward, and this wooden tower reaches about 48.3 inches on a footprint of roughly 11 by 10.2 inches. It has eight tiers.

The bottom two are sized for heels, and one board can be removed to leave about 15.7 inches for boots. The body is E1-grade MDF with solid beech rods that you twist together without tools. The listing also suggests using the natural-finish tiers for plants or decor.

Why we like it

  • Eight tiers in a 48.3" tall tower
  • About 11" W x 10.2" D footprint
  • Bottom two levels fit heels; one board removable for boots
  • E1-grade MDF with solid beech wood
  • Tool-free assembly by twisting the rods
  • Natural finish with wooden accents

Who it's for

Apartments, dorms and studios where shoes need a vertical, narrow storage spot.

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Keep in mind

The listing gives no load limit. Because the tower is tall and freestanding, check that it stands steady on your floor before filling the upper tiers.

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Questions & answers

How tall is this tall shoe rack, and what footprint does it have?

About 48.3 inches, on an 11 by 10.2 inch footprint.

Where do tall boots go?

The listing says one board can be removed to leave about 15.7 inches of height.

What materials are used?

E1-grade MDF with solid beech wood rods.

Are any tools needed?

No. The rods twist together.

8-Tier Tall Narrow Wooden Shoe Tower (48.3" Tall)
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