What can I use instead of a shoe rack?

22 Chaos-Eliminating DIY Shoe Rack Ideas

DIY Industrial Shoe Rack. Industrial décor is becoming all the rage.
Steel Open Shelving Grid Cubbies. This is an excellent shelf.
PVC Shoe Rack.
Built-In Shelves on Closet Door.
DIY Floating Shoe Rack.
Wood Crate Storage Shelf.
Crown Molding Shoe Racks.
Shoe Bench.

How do I make more storage in my shoes?

14 shoe organization products to make the most of your closet space:

A combination shoe rack and hallway bench.
A waterproof shoe rack.
A hanging closet organizer.
A stackable shoe rack.
Clear shoe boxes.
A spinning shoe tree.
A shoe cabinet that doesn’t take up too much space.
A shoe organizer that slides under your bed.

Which type of shoe rack is best?

8 best shoe racks, according to professional organizers

IKEA Billy Bookcase.
The Container Store 2-Tier Bamboo Stackable Shoe Shelf.
Open Spaces Entryway Rack.
The Container Store Large Drop-Front Set of 6 Shoe Box Case.
Bed Bath & Beyond 2-Tier Boot and Shoe Organizer.
Crystal Clear 26-Pocket Over-the-Door Vinyl Shoe Bag.

Can you use a bookshelf as a shoe rack?

Bookshelves are great for organizing just about anything and you can use them to keep your shoe collection tidy as well. If you have room to build in the bookshelf in the closet, great. If not, you can just keep your shoes organized on the shelf in your bedroom or master bath – just wherever you have the room for it.

How deep should a shoe shelf be?

Ideally, shelves will be 14-inches deep and no more than 30-inches wide between sections. Keeping the width at 30-inches or below will ensure your shelves won’t sag.

How can I keep my shoes in the closet without smelling?

Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of Baking Soda inside each insole. Shake the baking soda around the shoe to let it get into the crevices. Place the shoes outside on a nice sunny day (a few hours should do the trick) so that the air can mix with the baking soda. Now shake the baking soda out of each shoe.

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