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House 2 Home 27" Wide Foldable Metal Shelf / Shoe Rack, Powder Coated Black Paint & 3 Tiers

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Management number 238526428 Release Date 2026/07/11 List Price US$18.36 Model Number 238526428
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House 2 Home 3-Tier Foldable Shelf / Shoe Rack in black color. It has lightweight metal frame for quick set up for temporary use yet sturdy and stable for permanent use. With 27" width and 11" depth of shelves, it is spacious and fits in a corner. With sturdy construction shelf can be used in the house or in the office for a variety of applications. Are you expecting guests that are supposed to remove their shoes? Perfect for keeping your shoes neat and organized with a quick set up and fold away. Can be used in RV or any place with a tight space. Easily unhook the side joints and fold the rack for space-saving storage when not in use.

  • Foldable Space Saving Shelves
  • Powder Coated Black Color
  • 27" Wide & 11" Deep
  • Quick Set up and Fold Away
  • Spacious 3-Tiered & Wide
  • Lightweight & Sturdy
  • Durable Metal Construction
Number of pairs of shoes 0
Number of tiers 3
Assembled product height 27"
Mount type Freestanding
Material metal
Features Storage
Color Black
Assembly req Y
Brand House2Home
Closet organizer type Garment Racks
Finish Matte
Decor style Minimalist
Shape Rectangle
Compartments 3
Care and maint Wipe Clean With Damp Cloth
Piece count 1
Weight 12.00 lbs
Has written warranty No

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