New England Stories Plant Stand Indoor, Outdoor Wood Plant Stands for Multiple Plants, Plant Shelf Ladder Table Plant Pot Stand for Living Room, Patio, Balcony, Plant Gardening Gift

I cannot remember how I found this but I am so glad I did. At first I thought I was reading wrong; the price seemed inexpensive compared to what I would be getting. I went back-and-forth on the possible purchase for a while but ended up getting this plus another slightly smaller version. Both came at the same time. Now it's important to understand that while I have a lot of talents working on putting things together is, shall we say, not one of them. I can do a lot of them but it takes me a lot, lot, lot longer than other folks. I tried and I did get a couple but ended up asking my gardener if he could do it. He did, and the two different versions are now on my front porch. I really like them. The wooden pieces are lightweight but definitely feel sturdy. As long as you stick with small to medium pots under the weight limit mentioned by the manufacturer, all should be well. I have medium pots on the bottom shelves to stabilize the shelving while various smaller sizes go on the middle and top shelves. The plastic pieces that hold it all together are also quite sturdy. Pounding them in with the included hammer was easy and fortunately they can be taken apart again if you make a mistake. (Just some good arm strength that most people have is sufficient to correct any errors.) I don't know yet how (or if) this will fade in the sunlight but I would bet it will look as good as it does now. The darkish stain on the wood, the raw ends and the plastic all combine to make this a very attractive package on its own. Fill it with plants--as I am in the process of doing now--and it is slowly, surely becoming a gorgeous and considerable part of my visionary "green" porch.

I have purchased 3 of these now, and see more in my future. The product is easy to assemble, holds a lot of plants! Everything comes included to make assembly easy, a small hammer and gloves - as well as some tiny adorable garden tools. The only thing I want to point out is that during assembly some of the finish can transfer so be aware of that! (Again, it does come with gloves, so your hands should be fine!) I have used them inside and out. The outside one did wear quite a bit, but it survived a Wisconsin winter and to improve appearance, I spray painted it a fun color to match my patio furniture. I think a coating of protectant would have helped it look “fresh” but it has held up wonderfully and still holds all of my plants just fine. Inside, these are perfect for my mudroom space. They hold all of my plants and they are fun to decorate! The spaces are large enough for several varieties of plants. I have gotten a ton of compliments on my “display” when people come to visit, and I really enjoy my space.

This looks and feels exactly as it should! I had initially planned on my husband building it for me, but it was surprisingly really easy to put together. One big downside was it left a black residue all over my hands and was really gross. The whole thing needed to be wiped down thoroughly. Bright side, it came with extra pieces just in case, which is always nice if one breaks or something in transit.

Arrived so quickly, super easy to put together, it had all parts, instructions and even had one extra dowel of each size. Usually there are missing parts not a spare in case you break one or need it later. Very nice plant stand and affordable.

I have a ton of plants that I had on my window sill and they kept getting knocked down. I needed a stand to protect my plants. I was looking at this one for a while but for the quality it was a bit pricey in my opinion. It came up for sale for $20 and I decided to take the plunge and I'm glad I did. I was concerned about the sturdiness according to the other reviews, so I did what my father taught me and used my own quality mallet and that made all the difference. The one that came with this is cheap and won't make it sturdy at all. Use your own and pound down just until it stops moving and this will be rock solid. It was pretty easy to put together too. I've included a picture of the instructions and what it looks like in the box for those who may be concerned they can't do it. I'm a single mom of five and even with toddlers running around and "helping," I got it done in about forty minutes. Overall, I'm very pleased with it and love how it looks.

Oh my goodness.. this was seriously so fun to put together! The amount of pieces scared me at first.. but with the trusty gloves and rubber hammer that came with the package, I didn’t even have to get up off the floor to go find my tools! I just started tapping the pieces together and I even got the 5 & 7 year olds interested. They both want one because their LEGO matts/plates/whatever you call them fit perfectly on each level! So I guess I have to order two more! I haven’t placed it where I want it to go yet nor put plants on it.. but the strength I can tell will hold all my friends and even on watering day. I had to lean my weight on it to get up off the floor when I was done and it didn’t crack or fall over! 😆 It is very light weight and yet heavy duty pieces of wood!

This is a cheap plant stand. That can be either a positive or negative feature depending on what you are looking for. I am putting it in my sunporch where function is more important than looks. I would never display it in my house. It is very rough looking. I will probably end up restaining or painting it because the current stain is uneven and the cut edges are not stained at all. The stand is lightweight, but stable and I'm not afraid of it falling apart. If I didn't have it next to corner, I would be afraid of knocking it over because of how light it is. The most annoying thing about the stand are the shelves. It is designed and constructed in such a way that the sides of the shelves are lower than the slatted middle sections. That means you can't put a plant right near the edge without doing some sort of balancing act. This issue means the shelves are actually a lot smaller than they look. The stand was easy to put together and came with good instructions and extra parts.

Everything I needed was in the box. When I opened it, I removed all the pieces and grouped them together. The instructions are pretty straightforward. I used the gloves included as some reviews mentioned the stain coming off (I did handle pieces without the gloves at some times but no stain came off on my hands). I took the medium sticks and made all the edges first. Don’t be scared to give the corners a few good whacks with the mallet. Once I had all the edges, I made the shelves, then assembled the whole thing. I wanted to do a different configuration but I think you need a separate set b/c with just this one (the Square set-up), it didn’t seem possible to do a different one. Other than that, I’m every happy with it. On one review, this had fallen apart. I understand how this can happen. If you don’t pound the plastic corner thingies down low enough, they won’t be sturdy - and if your joints aren’t sturdy, it will collapse when weight is applied to it. I used a level on each shelf then across the entire thing to make sure it won’t tip. And it seems pretty sturdy to me. Lastly, I wanted to hang a planter from it but: 1) it won’t really fit - or maybe my planter is too big, the picture has a hanging plant but I guess it’s really small. 2) if you do hang a planter, it’s probably best to hang it from the center of the top middle shelf. Anywhere else & it might tip. TL:DR cute, good size for a small space, sturdy just use a level to avoid it tipping, don’t be scared to whack the plastic corners with the mallet, use the gloves ;)

Easy to put together nice and sturdy holds so many plants!!!

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Love the look of the plant stand. Fits the spot I wanted it for, and very sturdy Instructions for assembly could be better as it took quite a long time to put together but woth it.

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