How much clearance should a shoe cabinet leave for frequently worn shoes?

For the open space at the bottom of a shoe cabinet, 15–20 cm is a relatively safe range; frequently worn flat shoes and sneakers can be slipped on without opening the door. If the clearance is too low, high heels cannot fit; if it is too high, cabinet interior space is wasted. It is recommended to use adjustable shelves in the open area or leave it empty, and adding a motion-sensor light strip underneath makes it more practical. By the way, when measuring we will confirm the kickboard height; the clearance dimension must be offset from the kickboard, otherwise the cabinet cannot sit flush against the wall. Mainstream configuration reference range for shoe cabinets: Beijing 400–700 yuan/㎡, Baoding, Langfang, Xiong'an and Zhuozhou areas 340–595 yuan/㎡. The above are reference prices and do not constitute a formal quotation; they can be used for preliminary budgeting, and actual projects must be further calculated based on dimensions, design, materials, hardware, quantity, and site conditions.