Shoe rack ALPINA 183275, metal/wood 5 levels, freestanding storage for up to 5 shelves

ALPINA 183275 is a freestanding shoe rack with five levels combining metal frame stability and wooden shelves for practical home storage. The unit is designed to store and organize footwear — from daily shoes and slippers to low-profile boots — in entryways, closets or utility rooms. Its vertical design maximizes usable floor space while the open construction provides easy access and ventilation for stored pairs.

Advantages

The metal frame ensures structural stability and long-term durability while the wooden shelves offer a flat, even surface for shoes. Five separate levels provide defined storage locations for different types of footwear, reducing clutter and making it easier to find pairs. The freestanding design requires no mounting, allowing flexible placement and straightforward assembly with standard hand tools. The open design permits air circulation to help keep shoes dry.

Suitable for

• Organizing everyday shoes in entryways and hallways
• Storing slippers and indoor shoes in bedrooms or closets
• Keeping frequently used footwear in utility rooms or garages
• Temporary storage for low-profile boots and seasonal shoes

Key specifications

• Construction: metal frame with wooden shelves
• Number of levels: 5
• Mounting: freestanding (no wall mounting required)
• Capacity: suitable for one pair per shelf level or multiple pairs depending on shoe width and arrangement
• Finish: painted/coated metal frame with natural or veneered wooden shelves

How to use

Assemble the ALPINA shoe rack following the included instructions, aligning the wooden shelves within the metal frame and securing fasteners. Place the unit on a flat, level surface in an entryway, closet or utility room. Arrange shoes by type or frequency of use, placing heavier or bulkier items on lower levels to preserve stability. Periodically check and tighten fasteners and wipe shelves with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris.

Usage recommendations

Position the rack away from direct heat sources and avoid overloading individual shelves beyond their practical width or weight; for boots or oversized footwear, use lower levels and distribute weight evenly across the frame.