Dustproof shoe cabinet for households that own more shoes than the hallway can politely display. Fabric panels close the front and sides, so the whole collection sits behind a cover instead of on open view, which matters in a flat where the front door opens straight into the living space. It suits families, shared houses and anyone who keeps seasonal footwear out all year rather than boxing it away twice a season.
The frame assembles from 1.2cm steel tube sections that push into plastic connectors, so the unit can be built as 6 layers with 5 lattices, 8 layers with 7, or 10 layers with 9, depending on the space. Non-woven fabric panels then stretch over the finished frame. Each lattice is its own compartment rather than one long open span, which spreads the load and stops a full shelf sagging in the middle.
Stand it beside the front door, at the end of a hallway, or in a bedroom corner for out-of-season boots. The tallest build reaches 150cm while still occupying a 30 by 60cm footprint, so it claims wall height rather than floor area. Everstock sized it for narrow entryways where a wooden shoe bench would foul the door swing. Dismantled, the tubes and panels pack down flat until the space is needed again.
Material: steel tube, plastic connectors and non-woven fabric
