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Building a shoe room

how to build a shoe room. I have over 600 pairs of shoes and have an empty room I would like to turn it into a shoe room. Does anyone have any ideas?


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I am a shoe guy. Selling, manufacturing and designing for 25 years.  An walk in closet is plenty, if you plan right.  If you invest in high end product, I suggest glass enclosed shelves so they do not get dusty or dry out.  A friend of mine, takes a poloroid and puts it on the end of the boxes.  she classifies them in Heel length, then casual, athletic, then dress sandals to flip flops - all in boxes to keep from dust.

Good luck and buy quality, which is not always the most expensive.

JT - Director of Sales - Footwear Mfr.

Posted 2008-11-24T17:38:50Z
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You could put tiny shelfs on the walls and put each pair of shoes on them. But don't use all of the shoes because it would look to crowded.

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