10 Best Shoe Racks UK 2024 | Argos, Lakeland and More

Could it get any more classic than this? We think not. We love the industrial-style finish that provides a bit of character. While many people may think this could look out of place, metal effortlessly fits into many different modern interior design settings. The materials used are easy to fit without tools, and are sure not to rust or corrode. 

The best part, however, is the capacity, which is surprising when you pitch it against the dimensions. The minimalism of the design allows it to store up to 20 pairs of shoes, without taking up too much floor space. For the price, the design and the functionality, this shoe rack from Keplin takes our number 1 spot! 

Perfect for those looking for something discreet yet functional, this three-tier cabinet from Vida Designs ticks both these boxes. The cabinet is made from strong wooden materials, with aluminium handles and runners. 

If the black doesn't go with your current decor, never fear, as there are five different finishes to choose from. There is some self-assembly required, but buyers have found that it is simple and easy, with one reviewer saying this was the easiest and quickest flat pack they've ever put together! 

This interlocking shoe cabinet from Livivo is built using metal frames and highly-durable plastic panels, which makes the whole thing very rigid and sturdy. It can be put together in any way you desire which is great for tricky spaces like under the stairs. You can even split it up and use it in multiple places around the house. 

In addition to this, it's pretty good value for money when compared to other interlocking systems as you get double the amount for only a little more money. If the black is a bit imposing, it comes in white and grey colourways, too. 

Built using a breathable fabric back and a wipe-clean plastic front, this hanging rack from Dailyart is simple yet chic. It's also easy to install and has mobile hooks that comfortably fit on any door that is under 4 cm wide. 

The rack can hold up to 12 pairs of shoes comfortably and we love that the PVC allows you to organise them so that they can almost be like a display if you wish. Our favourite aspect though? Coming in under £10, this is a brilliant budget option!

This extending rack from Lakeland is very intuitive. Not only does the expanding mechanism allow for the shoe rack to grow as your collection does, but the fact that it can shrink too means that it can fill spaces in the house that other shoe racks wouldn't be able to. 

The shoe rack has anti-slip, foam-covered bars which means you don't have to worry about your kicks falling off. It's also stackable, so even when you've filled it at its fullest extension you can keep on buying more shoes. What's not to love about that?  

We love how simple, neat, and tidy this product from Wenko Norway is. The shoe rack is made from walnut wood, which has a high-grade oil finish and is renowned for its durability, supposedly lasting between 150-400 years. 

This rack is also stackable, so if you find that you have filled the spaces, simply acquire another and stack them effortlessly on top of one another. Our only qualm is that they could have added a panel across the back to stop shoes from slipping through. 

We think Argos are selling themselves a bit short here, because while the name of the product is '2 Tier Shoe Cabinet', that isn't technically the case. There are four tiers, which can each fit two or three pairs on depending on the size. The design is simple and stylish and will fit right in with any modern household. 

As with the previous Argos-own product on our list, this rack will only fit feet up to size 10, so it isn't ideal for everyone. Also, there is some construction required (with tools) so you'll want to prepare yourself for that. 

If you're looking for some space-saving storage, then you'll love this pair of hanging racks, which will fit seamlessly into any wardrobe. They are mounted with a simple velcro mechanism around the pole, so as long as you don't over-stack them, they'll hold up just fine. 

The hangers can store up to 20 pair of shoes and come in a range of non-offensive tones such as linen, stone, taupe and the grey shown in the picture. They are rather narrow though, so they may not house big and chunky shoes very well. 

These interlocking cubes from Argos can be configured in many different ways, making them perfect for fitting into several spaces around the home. You can purchase an initial set of eight, and if that isn't enough, you can pick up some more and they'll still all be able to be stacked together. 

There is an issue though. Unfortunately, if you have feet that are over a size 10, you aren't going to be able to store your flippers in here as the compartments are too small. Sorry! 

Coming with a mammoth ten tiers, this is a shoe rack for those that can never have enough new footwear. The rack is made with fabric shelves and metal poles, and is easily constructed as it requires no tools. The material is also waterproof, so you don't have to worry about dripping if you've been out in the rain. 

Furthermore, it comes with several spare parts such as an extra shelf and various connecting tubes, which are handy to have around for a back-up. It's a good value buy, and the only reason it's so low on our ranking is that we don't know whether many people have the need, or the space, for such a large rack.