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 love this even more than I thought I would!!! I got this(and another smaller plant stand made of the same material but from another seller) to do a plant wall for my cousins wedding. Everyone loved it! My aunt took it for her plants after the wedding.It comes with work gloves and a plastic mallet for assembly. Pretty straightforward assembly and doesn’t take too long. I am pleased with quality of the wood, the size and the style. I plan to buy a few more as shelving in my greenhouse. They’re almost waterproof and can handle a thunderstorm, so watering plants and humidity wouldn’t be an issue because of the carbonization. It also smells good(I was afraid it would smell burnt from the carbonization process). I highly recommend!One thing to be aware of… maybe it was our assembly skills, but it’s just a little tiny bit wonky looking and unlevel. It’s not noticeable with plants on it though.

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 love, love putting furniture together. It appeals to my puzzle solving nature. I am usually pre-ticked off before opening a box because usually monkeys on cheap beer have written the instuctions. But, i really found this very easy to put together in.spite of minimal, but common sense, instuctions. Once i separated the parts and realized you can kind of customize it, i really enjoyed it.Cons: it's smaller than the pic but I'm seeing more and more products that arent accurate. Measurements are accurate here.There was 1 broken piece, but they give you an extra of everything. Which is rare, so it's a "pro"There is a LOT of parts -3 sizes of rods and lots of connectors. do not be turned off by this! It really isn't complicated.The wood is a very lightweight balsa-pine with thin printed wood design on it. (see pics). This was scratched or scraped in a few places and not printed to a few of the edges, leaving a white line along the edge. Not a big deal as you can turn the wood struts any direction you want so.you get the prettiest side showing.Nice things: A free pair of gardening gloves and a mini garden tool set. nice!It took about an hour and a bit to put together. Assemble the shelves, then put them on the frame bottom to top. There is a rubber mallet included! and it is wonderful. Someone commented that it was loud and it is. you will have to whack it to force a tight strut or to just make sure all is even.and snug. To be honest it was sort of cathartic after the last 2 years we've just had.A customizable thing I did was turn the topmost shelves upside down. This puts a small rail-lip on top and i thought it'd be safer to guard things.This is very light. I think this is really nice for so much extra room and the company went out of the way with extra parts, the website if you need replacements or help, and the little extras. I'd buy again to use for books or folded tees in a closet.

Cute af! Easy to assemble, inexpensive, and you can use it for anything really. I had my plants on it for awhile, and then I used it for books and trinkets and such.

I am giving 5 stars b/c for the price this is a nice plant stand. I am pleased with the quality for the price. I got 2 stands. Neither, post assembly, was straight or level so I made some adjustments. One of the shelve slats was not level so I used a piece of plexiglass so my pots would not be tilted. It was an OK fix but not perfect. Again, at this price I can't really complain. The size, look and ease of assembly are pluses. The cute little tools are very nice for indoor gardening. The mallet head came off during assembly which I reattached with gorilla glue. I own a larger mallet but this smaller one will come in handy for other smaller projects. This is a light weight stand, easily moved if need be. All in all happy with them, I would buy again.

Perfect for small spaces. It’s not as wide as pictured but the measurements are correct. Not sure why the image looks so rectangular. Just check the specs before buying.Super easy to put together, maybe less than 30 minutes. Comes with everything you need, which really is just a mallet to make sure pieces are fully in.Similar to all the shelves like this, it’s not incredibly sturdy. Recommend to put something heavier on the bottom shelf to give it some weight.