SPACES · Entryway / Shoe Cabinet
Entryway / Shoe Cabinet
The entryway is the first thing you see on coming in and the easiest place to become cluttered. The challenge with shoe cabinets is that shoes come in many sizes, need ventilation, and must still accommodate coats and a spot to drop keys.
OVERVIEW
About entryway and shoe cabinet customization
Layered treatment
Leave 150-200 mm open at the bottom for everyday slippers and trainers, a 350-400 mm counter at mid height for keys and parcels, and closed cabinets above for off-season shoes and clutter.
Depth and capacity
350 mm deep for shoes laid flat, 300 mm for angled, 400 mm if boxes are kept. A family of three usually needs 40-60 shoe slots, at roughly 15-20 pairs per person.
Ventilation and odor removal
Use louvred or slatted doors on the shoe cabinet, or leave space inside for activated charcoal and a dehumidifier box. Tightly sealed doors trap damp and odours for the long term.
KEY POINTS
- Motion-sensor LED strips in the floating base so you are not fumbling in the dark
- Integrated shoe bench and shoe cabinet, bench height 420-450 mm
- Provide a tall cabinet for the vacuum and long-handled tools
- A socket on the counter for a shoe dryer or charging
59 CASES
Entryway and Shoe Cabinet Project Gallery
Everything below is a completed CMITAL project; click any photo to see the full gallery and specifications.
FAQ
FAQ
What customization services does CMITAL offer for Spatial Aesthetics?
Can I order just one piece?
How long from first talk to installation?
What is the emission rating?
SPACES · Entryway / Shoe Cabinet
Want to see how an entryway and shoe cabinet would look in your home?
Send us your floor plan and we will return a buildable layout with material and color recommendations within 48 hours.
- · Free measurement · Free 3D design · Free quote
- · Factory-direct, no middleman markup
- · ENF-grade eco substrate, move in right after install
- · Four series, freely mixable in one design language
Hotline 133-4035-1791