FOLDIFY Pine Wood Plant Stand Indoor Outdoor Multiple Flower Pot Holder Shelf Rack Higher and Lower Planter Display Shelving Unit in Garden Balcony Patio Corner Living Room(7-9 Flowerpots)

The assembly of the product was super clear and easy, and the shelves are very attractive and easy to move around (although I wouldn't attempt to move the shelves while covered in plants because I'd be worried about breaking it.)My main issue was that the measurements were just slightly off, so the vertical support pieces can't all be perfectly plumb, and they lean slightly one way or another. It's mild, and I don't even notice it anymore, but that might be an issue for some people.A few flaws that I knew about before purchasing, so do not detract from my review: it is somewhat flimsy. It doesn't wobble or anything, but don't expect it to hold a lot of weight. I have plants on every shelf now (8"-10" ceramic or plastic pots), and I don't feel it's in danger of breaking, but I wouldn't sit on the thing, and as I mentioned before, I remove the plants before lifting/moving the shelves. Also, the silver hardware isn't super attractive, but again, with the plants on it, I don't even notice anymore (although guests might, but I distract them by bragging about how many plants I've been able to keep alive).It's exactly what I needed! ...but then I bought more plants and am out of room again. Help.

For a while now I've been looking for something that is sturdy and can hold a good amount of plants. Up until this point I've been using cinderblocks, because the plant stands I could find at stores were very unstable and overpriced ($20 for something that holds one plant). I decided to give this plant stand a try and I'm very impressed.It's very easy to assemble. You push the bolts through the little holes and gently tighten the nuts with your fingers. When it's all assembled you take the hex key (included) and tighten everything up. Finally you use a regular Phillips head screwdriver (not included) to attach a little ornamental picket fence part to the back and you're done. It took me about 45 minutes start to finish. If I did it again it would probably take me 15 or 20 minutes.There's a lot of succulents I currently am keeping inside for the next few months until we move somewhere with a balcony, and for now all of those are on the stand. Once we move and I can put my succulents outside again. I'm going to put a bunch of medium light house plants, like my Boston fern and my neon pothos, on the stand. The color of the wood is beautiful and compliments pretty much any color pot or plant. When we move, I think this will be really easy to disassemble. When I reassemble it, I might add a little bit of epoxy or something, to make it extra stable in case of earthquakes. That said, it really is very sturdy.Overall I really recommend this plant stand. It's gorgeous and useful. Five stars.

I really like this plant stand. I set it up on my kitchen counter in a large window. I used to have my plant pots all lined up on the counter and it looked jumbled. Now they look much nicer.It wasn't hard to put together, I did it on my own, probably took an hour, mostly just because I took time to decide which side of the wood I wanted facing which way.It goes together well, doesn't feel like it will tip. Only thing is that the little wood slats that make up the shekves don't feel very strong. I can't see them holding much weight. If you have ceramic pots, I would only put smaller ones, maybe 6" diameter, on these shelves. I have a plastic pot that is 10" diameter and the shelf holds it just fine. I believe the description said it could hold 40 pounds, that would definitely be the combined weight of all pots together. No way could one of the shelves hold 40 pounds.

This item was exactly as described. All of the hardware and pieces arrived as promised, nicely packaged and without damage. The holes aligned perfectly. The directions were not the best, but adequate. The color on my unit was similar to the 3 pictures below the dimensional drawing on the Amazon site, but the wood takes stain well after a quick wipe with a dry cloth. I applied Minwax Wood Finish stain to each piece before assembly and a clear coat from an aerosol spray can after assembly to match adjacent furniture. Don’t overtighten the bolts until the pieces are in place. You can use a square or even a piece of paper to make sure the tall vertical legs are perpendicular to the base before fully tightening the bolts and attaching the fence. It takes a bit of care to make sure that you tighten all of the bolts. It is easy to miss one or two if you are not careful. After a couple days, go back and retighten the bolts. They sink into the soft wood and loosen slightly.

This was super easy to assemble and light weight. Only issue I had was the back picket fence decoration required some screws that came with it. The screws went all the way through the wood, so if you want to avoid that happening you might have to buy screws with a smaller post. Other than that it looks great!

Love Love Love this stand! I searched many options & so happy I chose this one 😃 Easy to assemble sturdy yet lightweight. My favorite feature is the way it was heat treated to get the dark finish look - no varnish = better for the environment & no harsh chemical order! Compliments anything you choose to place on it - especially your 🪴💐 Exceptionally quality for low $You won’t be disappointed

Make your house plants look very organized

It was easy to assemble. I had also purchased a similar plant stand from cfmour company on Amazon. Foldify has a slightly better product in wood quality. For the price, I would not buy either one again.