Read All Simms White Modern Shoe Cabinet Reviews

The pieces had holes that did not line up with the shelving so we had to drill our own holes to make it work

This provides a nice and slender shoe storage solution. The material is a bit cheap.

Works very well and is a great space saver. Love that is has a modern look as well, it is sleek and holds a bunch of shoes. I was only disappointed with the quality of the wood, is dents easily and the white color marks up easily. Besides that it's amazing!

nice looking cabinet next to front door. easy to put together. hollow wood though. light weight. it stands out in hallway.

After assemble, all the cabinets fell apart

Keeps shoes organized and out of sight, very sleek looking, nice quallity, we have it on our stair landing. The only thing is that bigger tennis shoes and ankle boots do not fit to close all the way.

very complicated installation procedure, in poor quality, it already broken when I open it just not too cautious. Bad experience

I've put many items together, these directions were not the best. The true test will be how long it will last.

Nice sized cabinet for shoe storage. As others have stated in their reviews are the instructions are not that great but if you have assembled prefab furniture before you'll probably be ok. All the hardware I needed was there and the construction materials are just ok. It holds a fair amount of shoes but i doubt that a larger men's shoe would fit. I do like that it is narrow and fits well in my closet without taking up much floor space.

The pieces do not fit with this item. I build the entire thing up to the last steps and the pieces did not fit. Do not purchase this product.

The product looks good, it doesn't take much room, and price is good. The only complain I have is a little difficult to follow instructions the first time.

The cabinet in general is great and just as expected, except one very integral piece was missing, which I asked to have replaced but that has never happened. Thus, the movement of one of the shelves is awkward at best, and does not operate smoothly.

Looks good. But not easy assemble.

I bought mine and decoupaged old sheet music all over it. You could paint it; wallpaper it, put fancy hardware on it, whatever you like - it's a blank slate. I will say that on a scale of 1-10 in assembling, it's maybe a 5 -- and I've assembled a lot of Sauder and IKEA. Also, the walls are hollow and easily damaged but, like I said, I knew I was covering them anyway.

If you thought the manufactures could at east spring for solid chip-board top, bottom, and sides, you'd be mistaken. They can be easily crushed and dented (as the each of the 3x we got were). Hardware is shoddy and plastic components easily crack and split. I give these cabinets 6 months before I'm forced to have to under take a secondary "rebuild" of it's structural components and/or pitch in the trash. Not worth what they are selling for.

This shoe cabinet looks great! The first one delivered was defective so Great Offer Stock sent us a new one. Its heavy so you will need two people to assemble it. Once assemble the cork thing that holds the drawers from falling forward are very flimsy so you'll need to be careful when opening and closing them so as not to put even a slight pressure on them. We already broke one and wish they had sent some extra ones. The cabinet doesnt fall forward or hasnt had any balancing issues so far, I mention this because some of the reviews did say they fall forward. But we have kept it on hardwood floor, if you want to put it on carpet you might want to consider not putting the four legs on and just let it stand on its base.

It took some time to put these together - I bought two of them and spent the better part of a day getting them together. I did it on my own until the drawers had to go in. That is a two man job. These hold a ton of shoes and look nice. They're very narrow and unobtrusive, A couple of cons - the wood dowels they give you to use as stops for the drawer when it's in the out position are worthless. They've all broken, but we replaced them all with screws and that works just fine. Just wish they gave you something metal in the first place. Also, they are very narrow, so some of my highest heels have a little trouble fitting in the drawer while allowing it to close fully.

Very attractive and functional shoe cabinet. It holds about 12 pairs of heels and 8 flats. This was a great purchase.

Hardware is not the best quality. It's plastic and breaks.

I really loved the look of this show cabinet. Its slim in profile so in my walkway, it does not protrude out so much and it blends in with my white walls. I was able to put it together by myself with some simple tools in under an hour (probably shorter time frame if you're super handy). Sadly, after only about a month, the two plastic pegs that keep the top shelf from falling forward have broken. I'm going to have to drill in additional holes so that I can insert metal pegs instead which ought to do the trick - for those who buy this cabinet, you may want to just forgo the plastic pegs it comes with and just go with solid metal pegs which you can pick up at your local hardware store. It'll save you the headache of an avalanche of shoes when the plastic ones snap off.