(Part 2) Best over the door shoe organizers according to redditors
We found 108 Reddit comments discussing the best over the door shoe organizers. We ranked the 32 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
![Smart Design Over-The-Door Organizer w/ 22 Pockets & Hanging Hooks - Breathable Canvas Material - Shoes, Pantry, & Closet Storage - Home Organization (63.5 x 22 Inch) [Beige]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41fYB7wvU4L.jpg)
This looks like it would work well
For either gift I'd really love a gift card. I just found out some great news and I want to save up to buy a couple of things. Feel free to look through posts I've made in other subs recently or PM me because we're not telling a lot of people yet :D
If it has to be a physical item then I'd love this or this because I need to work on organization before it drives me nuts. So C'mon...gimme.
EDITED: because I forgot to tell you two how absolutely stunning you both look today
I'm late to the party but here's mine: http://imgur.com/a/O37Lh
I'm new to asian beauty and don't have very many products :( It's not pretty...but extremely functional. The clear pouches allow me to see every single item as well as put them in order of use. Because it is hanging on the bathroom door right next to the sink it is extremely convenient. All the items on a shelf or counter became extremely cluttered. Would 100% recommend this to anyone! I have one for all my make up products as well. Best of all... only $15 cnd.
Here is link to door pouch! comes in different colors!
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00E9MB6IK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
We have one of these on the back of each door. We don't put shoes in them, they are awesome for shampoo bottles, contact solution, kids hot wheels, (and more hot wheels.. and more!) Etc..
I need this hanging shoe rack, it's on my baby stuff WL. My fince and I are expecting our first baby in 3 weeks, and we don't have much room. The shoe rack will hold our childs clothes like this, it'll also help keep me more organized, and it'll only take up room on the door. We currently have our clothes in a cardboard box, because we don't have enough room for a dresser, and I don't know where I'll keep our baby's clothes without one of these things.
Thanks for the contest!!
I think that this is what i had but in a different color? Something like that, you can find them on amazon and at the container store, if you have those near you
Got it at a local store here but this looks like the same thing - https://www.amazon.com/Whitmor-6780-4678-WHT-Over-Door-24-Pair/dp/B00K5NBXO4/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1485758816&sr=8-15&keywords=24+pair+shoe+rack
I use a shoe bag on the bag of my door, one that looks like this: https://www.amazon.com/ZT0084-Storage-Collection-Cyrstal-Organizer/dp/B00V5MOG3Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1467863396&sr=8-1&keywords=clear+plastic+shoe+bag
It works great to keep them organized by affect or ingredient (i.e. pore-clearing, moisturizing, soothing, snail) and I can very quickly see what I have available.
Why not just use one of these?
So I bought this door-shoe organizer - Amazon a few months ago and over time, each aluminum clip bent and when you try to bend them back, the metal snaps instantly. I 3D printed some clips I designed last night and the first one snapped when only 2 of the 3 hooks were used. I re-designed them last night and while I am at work, my girlfriend printed all 3 with 100% infill and they are currently serving part of their purpose with one major drawback, the door will not be able to fully close. Currently, the brackets are all 10mm wide and the door is about 38mm thick and the clearance between the door and the entrance is under 3mm. Right now, the height of the bracket that is attached to the door is 3mm but if I make it any thinner, I think it would break at the 90 degree angle. I have no engineering background so I don't know what my options are besides making this thing wider to spread the pressure from the weight over a wider surface area. Here is a link to the model I made from Tinkercad.. I'm obviously very new to designing but I'll be learning Autodesk Fusion 360 next...
https://www.tinkercad.com/things/l6qvhgmj03S-wall-shoe-bracket/editv2?sharecode=3TzbhZA0CwMeeiP5peNc5YxA9AYTY4j12PBA6D3vfBA=
That's a good idea, you know what else I need is something to anchor my strop to..
Edit- might pick this up. I had one at my old place and really liked it.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002V91962/ref=twister_B00PIOYDU6?_encoding