GEEBOBO5 Tiered Tall Plant Stand for Indoor, Wood Plant Shelf Corner Display Rack, Multi-tier Planter Pot Holder Flower Stand for Living Room Balcony Garden Patio (Walnut)

Took me a teeny bit to figure out the easiest way to do the screws but once I figured it out, the rest was easy. Looks very nice. I do like the wheels. (though not necessary if you choose) Stand can be moved for cleaning with little effort with the wheels. It is quite sturdy, while not too heavy. The design makes it quite stable.

I found this easy to assemble. It is sturdy and stable enough to support a decent amount of weight. Most of my pots are filled with rocks for drainage, so the weight of each is pretty high.It came with easy to follow instructions, a pair of gloves, and some small gardening tools. The latter being a very nice touch. I used those tools while repotting my plants. Building it took no more than about 30 minutes.I saw some people saying the casters won't stay in place, but I found a simple remedy was applying some gorilla glue to the casters before plugging them into the base. Outside of that, the casters work very well. I like this for wheeling the entire stand into greater or lesser sun.Sweet product. Definitely worth it.

It was easy enough to put together. I gave it a 4 because some of the wood pieces have chips, etc. They are very small, and I managed to make sure they were on the inside, so they were not viewable. I think without the wheels, it would be more sturdy if someone bumped it accidentally.

One of my past times is to 🍃 and buy gardening stuff which has burned me in the past. I’m pleasantly surprised by this. Of course, since the devil’s lettuce was lettucing, I didn’t do my due diligence and read anything about this product. To my surprise, it was not only real wood but it has a nice aesthetic burn to it. Which means there’s no awful VOC smell (hush, I know burned wood can emit VOCs after burning but it smells a hell of a lot better than VOCs associated with plastic and chemical processes) and it actually smells good. Pieces fit together pretty dang well too. To my chagrin, I like this product and do recommend it.

I love this stand! It's heavy enough to not tip over, holds several plants, and has a small footprint. It was easy to assemble, and decent value for cost. Its made from particle board so it is made a little cheap but I do love it

I like this plant stand. It has a lot of pros. It is really light weight and very easy to assemble. I like that it is black because it looks great in my black and white dining room with the grow light next to it. It comes with 2 gloves and some gardening tools which was a pleasant surprise. Since I bought two stands I got two sets of these. They will come in handy when repotting my plants. It comes with 3 sets of screws and everything you need to put it together...I don't know the exact names but they do give an extra of the long screw which is helpful. Everything is nicely separated into a few packages for when you need to assemble them part by part. It took me half hour to do both because I was also understanding the instructions which are really easy and I made a mistake on the second one so I had to fix it.Cons...5 out of the 10 round shelf parts were damaged. They had dents in them on the side and a hole in one as well as really bad scratches on the top side of one of them. I tried to put them in a way where you can't see the damaged ones but it was really hard with the second one because 3 shelves are damaged. I took a star off for this. Another issue is you have to be so so careful with screwing in because otherwise the wood will split and then you have 1 rotating piece of wood that doesn't stay still. I had one part with this problem so I had to switch the wood around and try to fix it in a way where it doesn't move. I fixed it but the screw is still loose and the screw on the bottom of the round base is holding that part together so unfortunately another star off for the kind of cheapness of the parts but you get what you pay for.Overall, it is easy to assemble, looks nice, is a nice height, comes with all the tools needed, holds a lot of plants and I still really like it even with the glitches. Maybe it adds character to it, lol. :)

I have a large indoor plant room and I’ve put together many plant stands over the years but this one stands out as one of my favorites. First, let me say that this plant stand is very easy to assemble, attractive and takes up only a small footprint— especially for the amount of plants it holds— saving on space, which for most of us is limited in our homes. I saw someone who left a review claiming the pieces don’t line up but I could CLEARLY see by the video they posted that they were attempting to assemble the stand incorrectly. If you follow the instructions you won’t have any trouble; easy enough for one single person to assemble on their own and doesn’t require any special tools (everything you need is included in the box.) With that out of the way, let’s talk about the plants that would be best suited to this stand; I’d not chose this stand for my vertical growers on support poles -like my monstera’s for example- that need a singular light source from the front; this type of design really lends itself to rounder, bushier growth like Pothos, Peperomia, spider plants, or really anything that benefits from an above light source where the light is coming from the top. And the great thing about this design is that because of the way the stands are staggered, none of the plants are outcompeting each other for the light, they aren’t shading each other out at all; which is genius. Each of the disks perfectly hold a 5 inch plant pot— and in my opinion looks the best with this stand— but I’d not exceed 6 inches for maximum stability. Otherwise, it’s pretty stable, and the wheels are a nice addition to make watering more convenient. I’d not get this stand too wet if I were you though so use drip trays to keep the surface dry and prevent damage. Overall for the price I highly recommend it and I’d order it again, very happy with it— 10 stars!