This shoe file spreads its ten pockets across 10 inches of width rather than dropping a long way down, finishing at 26.5 inches. The short column suits a closet where dresses and coats need the floor clearance below, and the smooth canvas handles towels and folded shirts just as readily as footwear.
Ten pockets within a 26.5 inch drop means the openings sit closer together than on a full-length file, which keeps everything at a glance-down height instead of running to the closet floor. A width of 10 inches and a depth of 12 inches hold the file inside the footprint of a standard reach-in closet.
The same pockets that take up to ten pairs of shoes work for rolled hand towels, folded t-shirts, swim gear, or the small items that migrate around a shelf. That flexibility matters in a linen closet or a guest room, where footwear is not the thing in short supply.
The hanging system fastens over a standard closet rod and over metal wire shelving, so the file goes up in whichever closet has the room. Nothing screws into a wall or a shelf edge, which keeps the installation reversible in a rental and makes relocating the file a one-minute job.
Six folding fabric bins in regal red, eleven inches on each side, with silver grommet pull handles.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
