Closed shoe organizer Top e Shop RIVA SZAFKA ARTISAN, Oak, Particle board, W 850 mm, H 460 mm, Frame 16 mm

Closed shoe organizer Top e Shop RIVA SZAFKA ARTISAN in oak finish is a compact cabinet designed to store and organize multiple pairs of shoes in a discreet, closed form. Constructed from particle board with a 16 mm frame thickness, the cabinet measures 850 mm in width and 460 mm in height, providing a low-profile storage solution that fits hallways, entryways or closets where space is limited but orderly shoe storage is required.

Advantages

The unit’s closed design hides footwear from view and protects shoes from dust while maintaining a neat appearance in living spaces. Particle board construction offers a stable, uniform surface in oak color that coordinates with a range of interior styles. Its compact footprint and shallow height make it suitable for narrow corridors or under windows, and the 16 mm frame provides consistent edge strength for everyday use.

Suitable for

• Storing everyday shoes in hallways and entryways
• Organizing footwear in small apartments or closets
• Providing a discreet storage solution in reception areas or office corridors

Key specifications

• Material: particle board
• Finish: oak colour
• Width: 850 mm
• Height: 460 mm
• Frame thickness: 16 mm
• Closed cabinet design for concealed storage

How to use

Place the shoe organizer on a level surface in the chosen location such as a hallway, entryway or closet. Open the cabinet doors and arrange shoes inside so that pairs are placed heel-to-toe or side-by-side depending on available internal shelving or compartments. Close the doors after loading to conceal footwear and reduce dust accumulation. For cleaning, wipe external surfaces with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately to preserve the finish.

Usage recommendations

Avoid exposing the particle board surfaces to excessive moisture or direct prolonged sunlight. Use furniture pads under the base if placed on delicate flooring and distribute shoe weight evenly inside to prevent localized stress on the frame. If moving the cabinet, empty contents first and lift with assistance to avoid damage to joints and edges.