3 Tier Wood Plant Stand Indoor Outdoor, Ladder Large Multi Tiered Plant Holder, Wooden, Display Storage Shelf, 35.43"×23.62"×23.62", 3 Layered Step Plant Rack, Stair Plant Stand

Great quality. Instructions suck but they are not really needed. Can’t beat the price.

I'm using it for my veggies and I love the way it hold my pots. It looks great and everything is holding just fine

Had to watch a Video on how to assemble because the instructions were not very easy to read but good sturdy quality for the price

When we bought this plant stand last summer, this was our review. "This is just what we were looking for to display potted flowers in a corner of our patio. A bit tricky to assemble but firmly sturdy once done. We painted it for added protection - the dark green just blends in with greenery of plants." It provided a lovely outdoor display of potted flowers all last summer and is doing the same this summer with no sign of not doing so for summers to come. We did get it out of the elements in the winter.

This is not “junk junk junk” as one reviewer put it. It is fairly well designed and quite sturdy when assembled properly. However, it is made from a cheap softwood, and is therefore overpriced.I gave this 3 stars for a few reasons:Reason 1: it is not as big as the picture makes it out to be. Honestly though, this is entirely my fault since the dimensions are listed. I highly recommend you measure.Reason 2: The product is overpriced for what you’re getting. Someone with the proper tools (someone like me. What can I say, I was in a hurry for a gift) could probably build this from a single 2x6, about $5 or less in hardware, and whatever finish you choose. All in maybe $15 unfinished, and that’s with inflated lumber prices. With the right jigs set up, I can’t imagine they have more than 15 minutes of labor into each stand. I don’t wish to hurt this sellers side hustle but in my humble opinion the price point should be half of what it is using fir. For the life of me I can’t see how this has $90 worth of value. I can only guess that it’s location, location, location. The product originated from California, so I can assume a very loving, equitable, and progressive tax is already built in. Thank you for that, and also, please move to Florida.Reason 3....fir. Yes, it has some kind of finish on it. I don’t think it will last long outdoors in the midwest. We’ll see. For $90, this should still be on my deck in 10 years. I really don’t think it will withstand the elements of a 4 season environment that long without a better wood choice.Conclusion: Make it a foot or so larger in each direction, build it from cedar, and give the option to leave it unfinished so people can match the stain to their deck. Put the price around $60, and you’ll have a winner. And for the love of my wallet, move to a state where you can sell online without penalty. Your customers will love you for it.

Not too difficult to assemble. Looks nice, has been outside about a month and still looks new.

Pros: After assembly, the shelving looks like the photo. They look nice enough. It comes with reasonable instructions and good hardware.Cons: The reinforcing board across the back (part H) was 3 inches too long. I had to cut it and drill new holes to fit.Some of the parts are stapled in place, which in and of itself isn't a problem. The problem is that the metal staples sometimes protrude into the pre-drilled holes. You can't get the screws through the holes without a lot of work with just the right tools. Kind of defeats the purpose of pre-drilled holes.The description says the shelves have "environmental paint". Not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't plain wood treated with what smells like a blend of cedarwood and other oils. After assembling the shelves, I broke out in HIVES and a very itchy RASH that required a visit to the doctor. I'm probably going to give the shelves away rather than deal with painting with oil based paint to cover up the "environmental paint". Not worth the potential future risk of hives -.

Helped me maximize the space on my patio...ended up buying four!