UVIAHOMI 20-30 Pairs Over-the-Door Shoe Organizer – 10-Tier, Clear Pockets, Black

Space-saving solution for the whole family

Meet the UVIAHOMI 20-30 Pairs Over-the-Door Shoe Organizer. This 10-tier design hangs over your door, creating extra storage without taking up floor space. At 73" tall and 22.5" wide, it offers a broader footprint than many door racks, delivering up to 42% more capacity. It’s ideal for sneakers, boots, heels, and kids’ shoes, with room for up to 20 men’s pairs (up to size 15) or 30 women’s pairs, depending on style. You can also trim pockets to tailor the fit for bulkier footwear, helping you personalize the organization for your family’s needs.

Visible, breathable, and practical

The organizer features breathable non-woven fabric and a transparent PVC window. The clear panels let you locate a pair in seconds, making busy mornings smoother. A note on new PVC: there may be a slight initial odor, which typically dissipates within 24 hours in a well-ventilated space and should clear within a week.

• 20 extra-wide pockets measure 22.5"W x 10"D for sneakers, boots, heels, and kids’ shoes, with the option to trim for boot fit.
• 4 reinforced metal hooks and rings support up to 80 lb, ensuring a stable hanging system even when full.
• Designed to fit standard doors from 1.37" to 1.98" thick for broad compatibility and secure mounting.
• More than a shoe rack—use it for towels, toys, hats, snacks, and other small items to maximize storage space.

Durable, versatile storage for everyday use

Beyond shoes, this organizer helps maintain a tidy entryway, bedroom, closet, or dorm. The combination of a wide pocket design and sturdy hanging hardware supports easy access to footwear and other essentials, encouraging a calmer, more organized routine without demanding a full redesign of your space.

Tips for best results:

• Measure door thickness before purchase to ensure a perfect fit.
• If you trim pockets for bulkier boots, trim evenly to avoid uneven edges.
• Place in a well-ventilated area after unboxing to minimize any odor from new materials.