in referring to the drawings , and in particular fig1 and 2 , the suspension shoe rack of this invention , is displayed at 1 . the shoe rack , as can be seen , includes a pair of side supporting rods 2 and 3 which in combination with the lateral stabilizing rods 4 and 5 , hold a plurality of incline arranged shoe supports 6 , when assembled . the upper ends of the supporting rods 2 and 3 are turned , as at 7 , and provide a means for rapidly suspending the shoe rack from a closet rod , close line , or other means of support , so that a plurality of shoes may be suspended upon their support 6 , when the structure has been assembled , and readied for usage . the bottom of each of the stabilizing rods 4 and 5 are likewise turned , as at 8 , and directed inwardly , as noted , in order to prevent the disposition of any sharpened lower edges , to the stabilizing rods , when the shoe rack assembly is installed for usage . the relative length of the various lateral and stabilizing rods 4 and 5 , relative to the lower shoe support 6 , and which discloses the arrangement of these components when assembled , can be seen in fig3 . fig4 discloses how a plurality of the suspension shoe racks 1 can be nested together , due to the inclined configuration and structural location of the shoe supports 6 , can be seen . in fact , there are twelve such shoe racks nested together , into a packing assembly , and which conveniently allows them to be either strapped together , located within a box , as noted at b , for ready shipment , storage , or even for display in that manner , within the retail outlet . the various components that make up the assembly of this suspension shoe rack can be seen in fig5 through 10 . as shown , the side suspension rod , as at 2 and 3 , can be seen in fig5 . its upper end 7 is turned , and as can be noted , and has sufficient radius so as to allow the shoe rack to be suspended , from any convenient support , such as a closet rod , or other line , or other means of support and providing suspension to the shoe rack , when used . the side stabilizing rods 4 and 5 likewise are shown , as is the lower end of each of such rods , being turned , as disclosed at 8 , for the purposes as previously described . the shoe supports 6 are also disclosed , and includes a perimeter frame , as shown at 9 , which includes integrally , and formed in a bent configuration , the side rails 10 and 11 , in addition to the front and back rails 12 and 13 , respectively , as noted . in addition , a cross rail 14 is provided at approximately the third point , of the assembled perimeter frame , and this rail 14 is designed to allow for the insertion of the heels of any footwear stored thereon intermediate the location of the cross rail 14 , and the upper or back rail 13 , while the front of any shoe rests upon the front rail 12 , which is arranged at an angle downwardly , and at a lower position than the back rail 13 , as can be so clearly seen in fig2 . thus , as previously explained , when the shoe supports are arranged , in this condition , during assembly of the shoe rack , the supports clearly display the plurality of footwear in their assembled condition , and which conveniently displays at least the vamp of the shoes , to the front , for ready observance by the user , to facilitate the selection of the footwear to be worn , that day , to the convenience of the user . thus , as can be readily understood from reviewing the structure , its assembly , and the method of its application , for the suspension shoe rack as disclosed herein , it becomes quite obvious that this device is designed for providing complete storage for the user , home owner , and the like , to assemble and temporarily store all of his / her shoes at one location , as when not in use , but at the same time , afford a means for providing a quick and ready inspection of any pair of shoes , for selection for use and application that day , as needed . and , such a suspension shoe rack can be readily employed within the closet , adjacent or in proximity with the clothing being selected for wearing that day , to the convenience of the user . variations or modifications to the structure and assembly of this invention may occur to those skilled in the art upon reviewing the invention as described herein . such variations , if within the scope of this development , are intended to be encompassed within the spirit of this invention , as described herein . for example , only one side supporting rod 2 or 4 , and 3 or 5 , may be used at a time within the structure of this device , and have the various shoe supports welded directly thereto , without the need for usage of any of the stabilizing rod 4 and 5 , and yet provide a convenient suspension rack for holding a plurality of shoes , in place , as required . in addition , the shoe supports 6 may also be arranged level , rather than on an incline , to provide better balance during usage . the description of the preferred embodiment as set forth herein , and the drawings which display that embodiment , is only provided for illustrative purposes only .
a suspended shoe rack providing a series of horizontally , or slightly inclined , shoe supports laterally within a structure of a rack , between a pair of side rods , and guide line or stabilizing rods , with the side rods providing structure for supporting the racks to a closet door , during usage . in addition , a plurality of such shoe racks may be nested together , to facilitate their packing assembly , for shipment , storage , or when displayed for sale .