Solid wood shoe rack

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Shoe racks for narrow entryways: 25 cm deep; shoes are stored at an angle and fit where nothing else does. Shelves for those who prioritize shoe capacity and ventilation, in exchange for greater depth. Solid oak shoe racks withstand daily use for decades—a critical factor for particleboard furniture. We compare the different designs to help you choose the right shoe cabinet. We work exclusively with FSC-certified solid oak, manufactured in Europe.

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Geneva solid oak shoe cabinet | NordicStory

€840,00

Size:

80 x 35 x 110 cm.

Arizona solid oak shoe rack | NordicStory

From €480,00

Size:

70 x 23 x 89 cm.

NordicStory Solid oak shoe rack Scandinavian nordic shoe cabinet

Scandi solid oak shoe rack | NordicStory

€750,00

Size:

65 x 31 x 147 cm.

Pola solid oak shoe rack | NordicStory

€220,00

Size:

90 x 40 x 49 cm.

Frequently Asked Questions About Solid Wood Shoe Racks

How much can a shoe cabinet hold?

It depends on the design: shoe racks with slanted shelves hold 2 to 3 pairs per shelf with a minimum depth of 25 cm; a three-tier shoe rack holds about 12 to 18 pairs; shoe racks with shelves behind doors can hold 20 or more pairs but require a depth of 35 cm. Count the pairs you actually wear, not every pair you own: the entryway shoe cabinet is for your daily rotation.

A shoemaker who makes slip-on shoes or shoes with straps?

Shoe racks for narrow entryways: 25 cm deep—shoes are stored at an angle and fit where nothing else does. Shelves for those who prioritize shoe capacity and ventilation, in exchange for greater depth. Solid oak shoe racks withstand daily use for decades—a critical factor when it comes to particleboard furniture. We compare the different designs to help you choose the right shoe cabinet. We work exclusively with FSC-certified solid oak, manufactured in Europe.

How do you care for a wooden shoe rack, both inside and out?

On the outside, the usual oak care routine: a wrung-out damp cloth and an annual application of natural oil, with an extra coat on the top surface, which is where keys, bags, and packages are placed in the entryway. On the inside, ventilation: open the shutters or doors from time to time and let wet shoes dry outside before putting them away.

What should I put on top of the shoe rack?

What every entryway needs: a key tray and a mirror above it to complete the look. The entryway mirror above the shoe rack is the most efficient entryway setup there is: a place to check your appearance, lighting, and shoes—all in a single piece of furniture.

How do I fill out the form at the cobbler's shop?

With a seat: putting on shoes while standing is for the brave. A bench near the shoe rack makes the routine more civilized and provides extra space to set down your bag. Solid-wood entryway benches complete the functional entryway: sit down, put on your shoes, and head out—all on two pieces of oak.