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 live in a hot, humid climate and there are no signs of decay or mold. It is really sturdy and also easy to move around even with plants on it. The building process was a but difficult but once you got the hang of the build it was easy and they do provide you with a little mallet which was nice

The brackets are tough to put together. You have to put some real force behind it and the hammer they provide wasn't enough for me. Also I was shorted a short pole so I had to cut one of the medium poles to make it work. Overall it seems to be an excellent option for the price and can hold most pots that I have put on it.

I took advantage of the holiday sale and purchased this stand for the transition of my plants from outside to indoors. I was pleasantly surprised that the construction was real wood. There is quite a bit of assembly and connecting the corners is tricky in the beginning. The manufacturer did supply all the essential tools and provide clear written and visual instructions to follow. The end result is satisfactory and I am pleased with the overall quality and sturdy design.

When I first received this stand, it came with some incorrect parts and I wasn't able to assemble it the way it was meant to be. There's 3 different size posts that are supposed to be included: short, medium and long. I received double the amount of medium, the correct amount of long ones but only 2 of the short ones, when I believe there's supposed to be 16 (I don't have the instruction sheet in front of me for the exact number) I emailed the company that makes the stand and they responded within a couple hours. They asked for some basic information: order number, address and a picture of the parts received and how many of the missing posts I needed. A couple of days later, I received a package contains the missing parts. I was shocked at how quickly they resolved the issue. Needless to say, I love the plant stand, it's just what I needed and envisioned for the space I had. Also a huge shoutout to the company for having incredible customer service! Will definitely buy from them again if i ever need another stand for more plants!