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The shoe rack includes a stand with a vertical pole in the center, circular layers in sections from the center point and mounted through a center hole on to the vertical pole, and at least one vertical pin through the layers to hold the layers together for rotation. Each layer has pie-type sections

The shoe rack includes a stand with a vertical pole in the center, circular layers in sections from the center point and mounted through a center hole on to the vertical pole, and at least one vertical pin through the layers to hold the layers together for rotation. Each layer has pie-type sections with an opening on its outside portion to insert or remove shoes. Each section is sloped downward slightly toward the center and is ridged on the outside bottom portion of each opening to help secure the shoes especially during rotation of the rack. The section angular size may vary in degrees to suit the needs of variation in women\s shoe heels. The number of layers may vary to suit the needs of the number of shoes to be stored. The sections are structured so that the toes of the shoes are to be placed toward the center of the section, shoes placed sole to sole, and heels on the outer portion of the section.

대표청구항 ▼

A rotatable shoe rack structure comprising a base, said base having a bearing surface, a vertical column centered and supported on said base, a plurality of circular shoe holding layers stacked one above the other centrally on said vertical column and mounted for independent rotation thereon, an opt

A rotatable shoe rack structure comprising a base, said base having a bearing surface, a vertical column centered and supported on said base, a plurality of circular shoe holding layers stacked one above the other centrally on said vertical column and mounted for independent rotation thereon, an optional vertical rod insertable through said layers, each said layer being divided into pie-shaped sections, each said section having a bottom which slopes downwardly and inwardly towards said column thereby accommodating sole-to-sole, heel-to-heel placement of shoes on said bottom, each said section being enclosed on all but one side, said vertical rod being insertable through said layers and being totally or partially removable by lifting upwards through said layers, said rod being of various effective lengths thereby allowing for the rotation of one or more said layers simultaneously.