Mobile Stand

Leaving this review after wrestling with this thing for the last 15 minutes. I was already annoyed at paying $85 for 4 legs. But at least at that price I would have expected to be able to put it together completely. The holes are straight up crooked on this screw. I've disassembled and reassembled to try and line it up right and nothing has worked. An $85 stand and I can't even get the last screw in. 3 stars because the thing still serves its purpose, but this was mighty frustrating.

Good, it raises up the box to a nice height to work with. I have it on my deck with kale planted in the box for this year’s crop. Can’t speak to how it will hold up yet just got it, it seems ok re: sturdiness. Regarding value- it’s expensive. I have 6 Earthboxes, maybe I’d buy more if they brought down the pricing.

This is the second stand I've purchased. The first one works well because you don't have to bend over to see your plants and most importantly rabbits can't reach what ever I'm growing. I 've also purchased the wheels for this stand. It just makes it easy to move.

This product works great at keeping the Earth Box planter at a usable height - I love it for that and it seems to be durable.I actually love to assemble things from packages but this might be a problem for some.It’s the priciest item I’ve seen for this function (but there aren’t any others) but not cheap and I really thought the price should have included shipping!

For all my earth boxes these are a requirement for me. Saves the back and makes moving the pots around on the patio very easy to sweep and clean.

Sturdy and easy to put together, and gardening at waist level has been a godsend for my 83 year old mom. Definitely get the casters especially if you might be moving it around to catch sunny spots. These should just be included, especially given that it's more expensive than the actual earth garden and the casters are just $5 on the Earthbox website.

This stand is sturdy. Rolls good on my pavers.

Great Garden Stand. Very sturdy. Keeps my pup out of my garden box. I have it on the lawn against a south facing wall in my back yard. I was worried about it tipping over so I bought a 10 foot pvc pipe and cut into four 3 foot sections. Pounded each section halfway into the ground and slid the legs of the stand into the pipe - works like a charm, and the pipe protects the stand from the weedwacker too!