Rank #8 in Best Shoe Storage Cabinet 2026: 10 Ranked, 24-30 Pairs Claimed vs 12
Panana 5-Tier Farmhouse Shoe Cabinet, Rattan Brown
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
This is the Panana 5/6 Layer Farmhouse Style Shoe Cabinet in narrow Rattan Brown, listed at £61.99 and rated 4.6 out of 5 from 46 ratings. It sits at number 8 in this guide, and it is the lowest figure quoted anywhere in the guide's opening comparison, where the drawer cabinets run from £69.99 to £135.98. The complication is that the same listing is selling two different cabinets at once: the title says "5/6 Layer", one bullet describes five tiers (four behind the door plus one open top) and the next bullet describes six tiers (five behind the door plus one open top). The spec sheet that sits under the price then picks one of them — five shelves, five levels — which is the 5-tier cabinet, not the 6-tier one the listing also advertises.
Two other fields on that spec sheet do not agree with each other either. "Included Components" is given as "Drawers", while the same sheet lists the storage options as "Shelves" and the number of doors as 2, and the listing text describes no drawers at all. The star breakdown adds up to 100 against a rating count of 46, so those four figures read as percentages rather than as counts of reviews. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing for this cabinet, not from any testing we have carried out.
How those 46 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.6 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £61.99 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.6 out of 5, from 46 ratings |
| Shelves and levels (as listed) | 5 shelves, 5 levels |
| Doors | 2 |
| Stated tiers | 5 — four behind the door plus one open top; the same listing also advertises a 6-tier version with five behind the door |
| Included components (as listed) | Drawers — yet the same sheet lists storage as shelves and doors as 2 |
| Material | Wood, with a rattan top |
| Assembly | Required — tool-assisted, manual included |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Seems well made, looks very good, easy to put together only took a hour, lots of pieces just check you got everything before you start”
Verified purchase“Got the taller version, great for the price tbh. Doors are soft close which is nice & you can adjust the height of the shelves. We didn't fix it to the wall but it feels very stable”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Shoe Storage Cabinet 2026: 10 Ranked, 24-30 Pairs Claimed vs 12.
Questions people ask
Is this the 5-tier or the 6-tier cabinet?
The title and the spec sheet of this listing describe the 5-tier cabinet, with 5 shelves and 5 levels. The same page also advertises a 6-tier version, which Panana describes as five tiers behind the door plus one open top.
How many pairs of shoes does the Panana cabinet hold?
The listing gives no pair count. It describes five tiers — four behind the door and one open top — and says every shelf can be raised, lowered or removed.
Do the shelves adjust?
Yes. Panana says every shelf can be adjusted in height or removed completely, and lists "Adjustable Shelf" as a special feature.
Does it come with drawers?
The spec sheet's "Included Components" field says drawers, but the same sheet lists the storage options as shelves and the number of doors as 2. The listing text describes no drawers.
What colours and widths are available?
Panana lists three colours — Black, White and Rattan Brown — and two width options for narrow or wide spaces. This page is for the narrow Rattan Brown 5-tier cabinet.
Does it need to be fixed to the wall?
Panana includes anti-tip hardware to anchor the cabinet to the wall and describes it as freestanding and floor mounted. Assembly is required, with labelled panels and a manual included.
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