Sole Stacks was founded out of a love of shoes and a need to create a better alternative for shoe storage and display. We're a two man team made of myself, with a background in footwear design, and my partner Demont Campbell, with a background in architecture. The shoe displays we make, unlike traditional shoe racks or plastic drop-font containers, show off the personality of your shoe by displaying their sides while still remaining space efficient.
Sole Stacks started in 2014 and grew with a successful Kickstarter launch in 2016. Since our launch, we've added more products such as our Wall Mount Stack, which allows you to store your shoes directly on your wall. Store Display Racks
We make two different types of Stacks—freestanding and wallmount. The freestanding Stacks come in two heights, one that hold six pairs and one that holds ten pairs. The wallmount stacks are modular units that hold shoes in groups of four.
All Sole Stacks are made in the US using local CNC and laser cutting shops.
The outer frames are available in 2 material options—1/2" pre finished maple and a black dyed through composite.
The center shelves are available in 1/4" maple, clear, or neon acrylic.
https://www.solestacks.com/learnmore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLWNxRIJb1s
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Where do I get that sneaker COLLECTION shelving
"Sneaker Collectors" - I just heard the saddest two words that I've ever heard today.
ha to each their own, I'm sure you enjoy a category of material design things - why cant someone love shoe design?
Yeah, what kind of nerd collects extremely valuable products with an ROI of upwards of 400% at a mid range
Appreciate the post Core77, if anyone has a questions our thoughts on the product feel free to reach out to us!
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