The Grey Two-Flip Shoe Cabinet with Drawer gives buyers a lower-profile entryway-storage direction: the current record lists a 95 cm height, widths from 50 to 100 cm, and 17 cm or 24 cm depth options. Its dark-grey cabinet frame, light-grey front, short black pulls, two flip-front storage sections, upper door direction, and open bottom shoe position make it a useful route to assess when a hallway needs more function than a single shallow shelf.
This is not a claim about a fixed storage capacity or a universal hallway fit. It is a sourcing starting point. Buyers should match the selected depth and width to the actual wall, door swing, skirting, shoe types, and market requirements before approving a sample. Within the shoe cabinets category, the strength of this route is its combination of controlled projection and a usable 95 cm cabinet height.
Why the 95 cm cabinet height changes the range position
A taller three- or four-flip cabinet is usually selected when vertical shoe storage is the priority. This two-flip direction is lower, so it can be considered for entryways where the top surface also needs to work as an arrival zone for small everyday items. That is a merchandising opportunity, not a load-rating promise: the buyer should request the approved top-panel specification, edge treatment, and wall-fixing guidance before presenting the surface as a functional console.
The 95 cm height also creates a different visual rhythm beside a doorway, mirror, coat storage, or other cabinet furniture. For apartment and value-retail assortments, it can sit between a very low shoe bench and a taller full-height storage cabinet. The selected width should follow the available wall span, not an assumed capacity calculation.
Use depth and width as the first RFQ filters
The product record gives two shallow body directions: 17 cm and 24 cm. A 17 cm route may suit very tight circulation conditions, while 24 cm changes the practical balance between hallway projection and the internal space that the chosen mechanism can provide. Neither depth alone confirms the usable shoe size, pair count, or opening clearance. Ask for a scaled side drawing and an internal layout based on the exact selected size.
Widths from 50 to 100 cm make the same grey two-tone concept useful across smaller and broader wall positions. Before quoting, specify the width, depth, finish reference, desired opening direction, and whether the cabinet will be wall fixed. Those choices affect panel cut sizes, hardware requirements, carton size, and mixed-container planning.
Separate the visible layout from unconfirmed internal details
The visible product direction combines two larger flip-front panels with upper storage doors and an open bottom shoe shelf. The database also records a drawer-style storage direction. The exact internal shelves, drawer construction, flip mechanism, soft-close requirement, hardware brand, board thickness, and load rating are not fixed in the public product record. They should be defined in the RFQ and checked on the sample rather than inferred from one lifestyle image.
This distinction matters for ecommerce and project buyers. Product pages, assembly instructions, packaging labels, and installation information should describe the approved configuration only. A buyer planning a range can request several internal-layout options, but each option needs its own drawing, price, carton data, and packing confirmation before it becomes a sellable SKU.
Build a neutral grey entryway collection
The dark-grey frame and top with light-grey front panels create a neutral two-tone direction that is distinct from white-only or wood-tone cabinet ranges. It can be assessed with other grey cabinet furniture, but finish consistency should always be checked through an approved sample. For a reliable presentation, request front, side, rear, open, hardware, and close-up finish photography after the selected size and configuration are confirmed.
For a taller slim comparison, the Slim Grey Four-Door Shoe Cabinet follows a 119 cm vertical route with 17 cm and 24 cm depth options. For a lighter three-flip option, see the Handleless White Three-Flip Shoe Cabinet. Buyers can use the narrow shoe cabinet and flip drawer shoe cabinet collections for initial comparison, while treating the final approved drawing as the source of truth.
Sampling, packaging, and one-stop order planning
The current product record states a panel-furniture route confirmed by RFQ and a 30 to 45 day lead-time direction after order details and sample confirmation. MOQ, material specification, final hardware, carton dimensions, gross weight, and container loading remain quotation items. During sampling, inspect cabinet stability, panel alignment, flip-front movement, handle placement, exposed edges, finish consistency, hardware bags, wall-fixing parts, and instructions.
For export packaging, confirm corner protection, panel separation, carton strength, labels, spare hardware, and handling marks against the chosen size. The cabinet furniture packaging and QC guide explains the wider checks that reduce preventable transit issues. This cabinet can also be planned with coffee tables, TV stands, drawer chests, and sideboards in a mixed order; the mixed-SKU container planning guide shows why carton data should be collected before combining categories.
Send a practical sourcing brief
For a useful quotation, send the target market, selected width and depth, finish reference, required flip and drawer configuration, opening and wall-fixing expectations, quantity plan, packaging standard, and other furniture categories to combine. Furniture Sourcing Plus can coordinate product references, RFQ follow-up, packaging checks, and mixed-loading discussion through one sourcing contact. Start from this product page or send the brief through the inquiry form.