WhitmorSpacemaker 10-Tier Tower

I got the 10-tier double sided mesh cart, and I’m posting because I had a hard time finding people’s photos of this particular one, so hopefully this helps! I actually got this as yarn storage to replace a different rolling shelf we repurposed. This one works for my needs even better than the previous one I was using. Assembly was really pretty straightforward, if a little tedious just because of all the screws, but I was able to tackle it without asking my husband or kids to help. 😅 It took maybe an hour, but I’m also not the fastest when I put things together. It was super sturdy once everything was together and tightened up. The ONLY downside is that the wheels are small and not the easiest to roll into the carpeted closet, but those could easily be replaced (they just pop in at the end of assembly). I did find that the yarn can sometimes roll out from the sides if I yank the shelf too hard when I’m moving it, but it generally stays put. I actually plan to make some kind of covering for the sides of the cart so that the yarn doesn’t have any chance of falling by accident, but even as it is, it still works wonderfully for my needs. It holds so much more yarn than the last shelf, and it’s so much more organized than I was able to have it before.I will also say, for anyone looking for it for its intended use: unless you have very small feet/shoes, probably half or more of your shoe would be hanging off of the mesh, but the shelves go down at an angle so that might be perfectly functional still. I haven’t put shoes on it to check, but it was something I noticed!Overall though, this thing is Exactly what I was looking for my yarn, and I’m really happy I decided to give it a shot!

I purchased two of these about 7 years ago and love the simplicity and quality and price. The biggest feature that has helped us is the fact that it can change lengths as you need for your space. The height has always been perfect for an area of single hang clothing. I decided to move around things in my closet and was so happy to find Amazon still selling these. They are easy to assemble and sturdy to stack. I may purchase one more because they are in a taller area now and I am all about maximizing usage of space.

I've bought several of these over the course of 3-4 years. They're fairly sturdy, lightweight, and the stackable/adjustable features are great for funky storage situations. It's worth noting that ankle boots and high tops only really fit well on the top shelf, and skinny heels or stilletos are a bit awkward to store.

I love this product!I bought the first one because we have a very small space for shoes right next to the back door. This fit the width, height, and depth perfectly. Immediate declutter of my kitchen floor and each of my four kids can have a shelf of their own. One shelf ripped a little on the side because of the little helpers, but a little duct tape and it's holding strong.I loved it so much that I got a second set for their rooms. It was nice that I could choose how many shelves to build per room. I used 7 of the shelves for the three girls and the boy got 3 (He has a bunch of boots so he needed the extra top shelf.I would not recommend this if you have a huge number of boots and/or really high heels, but we were able to fit about 3 pairs of shoes per shelf very comfortably and the top shelf is being used for those boots.Construction is not too difficult if you do it methodically. Construct one shelf first and compare to the drawing to make sure that it's right. Then I would recommend building the rest of the shelves on their own (having a partner can help for getting the poles in the holes, but I did it just fine on my own) and placing the completed shelf onto the stand-offs. If it's too wobbly at the end then work your way from the bottom pushing down on opposite ends to try and even it out. If you find that getting the stand-offs in is too hard and you're worried about cutting your hand/finger then just use a hard flat surface to help get them in (book, piece of wood, etc).Obviously this isn't going to hold up to kids climbing or leaning on it, but used properly it is a great addition in a tight space. I would assume that this could be used for clothes as well if that's what you'd like to do.

Absolutely love my Whitmor Spacemaker 10-Tier Tower! I was a bit skeptical about how much it could actually hold, but it's completely transformed my closet. Assembly was a breeze – I had it put together in less than 15 minutes, no tools required. It's surprisingly sturdy for how lightweight it is, and I've got it packed with sweaters, jeans, and even some heavier boots without any wobbling.The ten tiers are a game-changer for organization. I can now easily see all my folded clothes instead of digging through stacks, which saves so much time. It's also incredibly versatile; I'm considering getting another one for my laundry room to organize cleaning supplies and towels. Plus, the narrow footprint means it fits perfectly in my small apartment closet without taking up too much precious space. Honestly, if you're looking for an affordable, easy-to-assemble, and highly effective storage solution, stability id fine, this Whitmor tower is a winner!