How do you store your shoes? Most of us settle for one or more of the standard options: shoe boxes, shoe racks and the like. But so you can fully understand your shoe storage options, let me introduce you to the Shoe-Zen, from Rev-A-Shelf - although you won't find this new product on the company's web site yet. It comes in 3-shelf and 5-shelf versions. Update on Sept. 13, 2012: You can now find the Lazy Shoe-Zen on Rev-A-Shelf's web site.
And then there's the ShoeSelect from StorageMotion - "an electric, motor-driven, vertical carousel." There's a video on the company's web site that shows how this one works.
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that last one reminds me of something from the movie "Overboard" - lol:o) I personally have a shoe rack in the closet and a maximum limit of 25 pairs of shoes - I used to have way too many shoes (over 50 pairs), but I de-cluttered when my husband and I packed up our stuff to move to the West coast.
ReplyDeleteButtercup, congratulation on de-cluttering prior to the move. I hope you're enjoying the West Coast.
ReplyDeleteI love them both, but the second one would take up my entire closet. The problem with this would be....
ReplyDeleteUnder the bed suits me fine. I don't have many shoes. :) I go to my parents' house and my Mum has at least six pairs of shoes lined up near the back door and they are all black casual sandals. I have one pair of each - Summer work shoes, Winter work shoes, runners, thongs (you guys call them flip flops), sandals, going out Summer shoes, going out Winter shoes. Oh and Ugg boots for slippers. That's a total of eight.
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