Lancaster Shoe Cabinet - Grey

Typically, you will need a Phillips head screwdriver. A hammer might also be useful for certain dowel installations, but always refer to the specific assembly instructions included with your cabinet for a definitive list of required tools.

The Lancaster Shoe Cabinet is designed to hold up to 12 pairs of shoes. This capacity is based on standard shoe sizes up to UK size 11.

The cabinet measures 78cm (width) x 24cm (depth) x 108cm (height) or approximately 30¾ x 9½ x 42½ inches.

While it can accommodate some ankle boots, taller boots or very high heels may not fit comfortably due to the compartment height. It's primarily designed for standard shoes up to UK size 11.

For routine cleaning, use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the surfaces. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or polishes, as these can damage the grey foil and oak effect finish.

No, the Lancaster Shoe Cabinet is designed for indoor use only. Exposure to outdoor elements like moisture, direct sunlight, and extreme temperatures can damage the materials and finish.

If you encounter any missing or damaged parts, please contact customer support with your product information and details of the specific parts needed. Refer to the parts list in your assembly manual to identify the exact components.

Ensure all screws and fasteners are fully tightened. Double-check that all components are correctly aligned according to the assembly instructions. If placed on an uneven floor, consider using small shims under the legs to stabilize it.

Verify that the drawer runners and door hinges are correctly installed and aligned. Most hinges and runners offer minor adjustment screws that can be used to fine-tune alignment. Ensure no items are obstructing the closing mechanism within the cabinet.

The cabinet is designed to hold shoes up to UK size 11. Taller boots or very bulky shoes may not fit. Try placing shoes horizontally or alternating their orientation (toe in, heel in) to maximize space. If a specific shoe size is too large, it may not be compatible with the compartment design.

As recommended, apply rubber or felt protection pads to the bottom of each leg. If damage has already occurred, gently lift the cabinet to apply pads and consider minor floor repair if necessary.