Bamboo Plant Stand - Indoor/Outdoor 3 Tier Plant Ladder, 8 Potted Flower Holder, Natural

This took me about 40 minutes to put together by myself using an electric screwdriver which I highly recommend to have one available. It makes it go by a lot quicker. If you have to do this by hand, it would probably take an extra 15 20 minutes. Overall the instructions are fine. Easy to put together in terms of the technical skill. Just a bit time consuming but it's very sturdy and I would recommend it. It's going to give a great zen vibe to my patio.

Thought this would be too small but, it holds my five bonsai with ease. The bamboo was a must because this went outside and can take the rain. A friend has had one for four years now. Went together easily.

Cute table but the effort and time to assemble makes me not fully love it. The tools and screws are terrible. The tools provided for the screws are not sturdy and they bend the tighter you make the screws making it hard to take out. If it was just the screws and a screw driver this would have been so much better. It shouldn’t have taken me 1.5hrs to assemble this small table.

This inexpensive plant stand is straightforward to put together, and it comes with all the hardware/tools needed (really just a couple of hex keys and some screws/metal screw holes). It's light and easy to move around, and the black paint helps it look nice and modern, letting the focus be on your plants.It seems stable enough, but be careful not to have anyone lean on it (the boards creaked when I accidentally leaned an arm on it during assembly, and I don't think it would take a child climbing on it or something like that). I'd also be careful if you have cats, since I could easily see one kicking over the stand when jumping down. The slats are relatively thin, and it's made for holding a bunch of small plants rather than really big/heavy ones.Overall, it's nice and would fit well in a sliding door window or wherever you have a window that goes to the floor. It works well enough for us, and we can always use more room for plants!

This was easy to put together and looks nice with my plants on it, but it won't hold very heavy plants as it's a bit flimsy. And the plants on the bottom shelf have to be small or they don't get enough sun. I have it outside on my porch and the bigger plants on top are sort of shading out the ones on the bottom. Looks great.

This little stand was great for my smaller plants and herbs. It lets the plant's drain when you water them and it's sturdy enough to hold my planting containers.

I have a black thumb, so the only plant that's remained with me is my 12-year-old aloe, bless him. He hangs out in the sunroom with the piles and piles of shoes that my husband and son leave out, because they apparently wear 4 pairs a day and have no closet space in their bedrooms. (They do. I looked.)I wanted my aloe up off the floor to get some better light as summer arrives and I wanted a cleaner floor by the entry.This shelf has worked out really well for me so far. It took about 7 minutes to put together and most of that time was turning screws. Everything needed for install is included, plus it comes with an extra Allen key so that this setup can be a team sport.Once up, it's pretty lightweight, but it stands sturdily. I put it out in the sunroom in a corner that has a window. Now my aloe is up high, getting great light, and the shoes are stacking just fine. I keep one pair of emergency crocs in the sunroom, (who doesn't?), and they fit fine on the middle shelf in size 8. My husband and son both wear 10.5, so there's a bit of overhang, but not enough for me to even care. Their shoes fit, they're off the floor, they look organized, and that's what counts to me.Huge bonus: Boots fit. Yes, boots fit. Because the bottom row is longer than the top rows, boots can stand up as proudly as they want, and a pair will fit on either end. So, his nasty work boots stay on the floor, but his dress work boots, and his hangout boots get a spot on this rack too, unlike our other, smaller rack.I love everything about this shelf. It's a great look, it's well made, it's sturdy, and it's helping me to keep a clean sunroom. Zero cons with this versatile shelf. I'd buy again if those guys I live with buy any more shoes.

This plant stand is very easy to assemble. It took me around 25 minutes to put it together. It comes with all the tools you need and straightforward instructions. My only tip is this: when there are two holes side by side, put both fasteners into the holes before tightening the first screw. Otherwise, it could tighten a little off kilter and make it impossible to put the second fastener into both pieces you're connecting. If you make that mistake, just loosen the first screw and you can get the second fastener in.Overall, I really like this stand. It's got good height, holds several light plants, and doesn't have a huge footprint. You could also use it to hold seasonable decorations or other items throughout the year.