I have this and all the small thinner shoes (sandals, slippers etc) fall through the gap on the shelf into the shelf underneath, it's really become an issue as you can't keep them on the top shelf without them falling through when you shut the shelf.
If you still have this can you please tell me the height of the cut out at the bottom (the bit that goes against the wall)? I want to make sure it is high enough to clear my baseboard. TIA!
@S t e p h a n i e thanks! I ended up buying it. I put a couple of pads under the feet to lift it (the type you use to protect the floor). Worked great and I was able to secure it to the wall easily.
I have this and all the small thinner shoes (sandals, slippers etc) fall through the gap on the shelf into the shelf underneath, it's really become an issue as you can't keep them on the top shelf without them falling through when you shut the shelf.
If you still have this can you please tell me the height of the cut out at the bottom (the bit that goes against the wall)? I want to make sure it is high enough to clear my baseboard. TIA!
You are pain in the ass. Use the fucking internet and find out by yourself.
@S t e p h a n i e thanks! I ended up buying it. I put a couple of pads under the feet to lift it (the type you use to protect the floor). Worked great and I was able to secure it to the wall easily.
Do you know what the largest shoe size is that can fit in this cabinet?
the largest shoe I have is a mens size 9 in there. It fits, but takes up a lot of space.
Does size 12 fit?
the largest i can fit is size 11
i haven’t tried 12
Does this have to be attached to the wall?
its supposed to be, but I didn't attach mine. It does make it a bit unstable
if some of your shoes "have smell", then maybe making a video about IKEA Brusali should not be your primary concern :)