

The 6 Tier Folding Shoe Rack with Dustproof Cover is the ultimate solution for messy entryways and cluttered closets. Designed for modern Indian homes, this portable organizer offers a blend of functionality and style. Whether you are a sneakerhead or a family looking to tidy up daily footwear, this brown fabric shoe stand provides ample space without occupying a large footprint.
Target User
Ideal for students in hostels, families in urban apartments, or anyone living in rented accommodation who needs a lightweight yet sturdy storage solution that can be easily dismantled and moved.
Benefits & USP
Unlike open metal stands, this rack features a 360-degree protective cover. This is essential in Indian climates to prevent dust accumulation on expensive leather shoes and sneakers. The brown earthy tone blends seamlessly with most interior decors, while the non-woven fabric ensures breathability, preventing odours.
Features
High-Quality Fabric: Moisture-proof and flexible non-woven material.
Sturdy Shelving: Each tier is supported by multiple metal rods to prevent sagging.
Zippered Door: Can be rolled up and secured with Velcro or zipped down for a neat look.
Specifications
Tiers: 6 Layers
Frame: Powder-coated metal pipes
Cover Material: 80 GSM Non-woven fabric
Connectors: PP Plastic
How to Use
Unpack all components and group identical pipes.
Insert pipes into plastic connectors to build the base.
Add the fabric shelf layer before moving to the next tier.
Repeat until all 6 tiers are built.
Slide the outer cover over the frame from the top down.
Care Instructions
Wipe the fabric cover with a damp cloth; do not machine wash.
Avoid placing extremely wet shoes directly on the fabric shelves.
Ensure the weight is distributed evenly across all tiers.
Why buy from ipshopy
At ipshopy, we prioritize quality and affordability. Our shoe racks undergo strict quality checks to ensure the connectors are durable and the fabric is tear-resistant. Enjoy fast shipping across India and dedicated customer support when you shop with us.
