The solution to organize shoes without taking up space in the closet, now at half price at Maisons du Monde

What can we do when there is no space at home to put a new shoe rack and yet we keep accumulating footwear? Some would say that the simplest solution is to stop buying so many sneakers and boots, but since we know that is not going to happen, we resort to the second, more practical and cheaper option.

This is a shoe organizer for sale at Maisons du Monde, with which having your footwear stored and located in a closet or on a shelf shelf is much easier. Despite its compact design (it only measures 54 x 43 x 32.5 centimeters) it offers enough storage space to store up to 16 pairs of shoes inside.

The box is available in two colors, gray and beige, and has a sturdy frame that combines non-woven fabric, linen-look fabric, cardboard and polypropylene dividers. In addition, it includes a transparent PVC lid, which allows you to protect the shoes from dust, and see the inside without having to open the box every time we look for a pair.

It doesn't even lack mesh pockets on the sides, in which we can store accessories for cleaning sneakers or leather boots, since these also have a place inside since the dividers can be placed in different ways to adapt the compartments to the size of the shoes. By 43.99 euros 21.99 euros, it is a practical and cheap solution to have everything in order and at hand.

Other similar models

Another simple option in case you don't want to use the closet to store the organizer is to use these under-bed storage bags to store your shoes. It is a set of 2 bags in which each unit fits up to 12 pairs, with a zipper closure and a transparent window so you can see the inside well. We have it now on Amazon for 19.99 euros.

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