Liberty GardenProducts 645-KD Hose Stand

Love the look in my backyard. Holds my hose without any trouble. Super sturdy an easy to assemble an install. Would be extremely easy to relocate if needed.

As some mentioned, this can rust over time especially where there are weld joints. I sprayed the whole stand with a couple coats of Clear Enamel before installing. I do this to all our metal yard decorations (e.g. wind spinners, trellises,...) and it makes these somewhat cheap metal designs last a lot longer, even leaving it out all year.I loved the look of this stand and was very easy to assemble and mount in the ground. I also liked that the section where the hose goes over is a curved solid section of metal. Some other stands are just bars across and this can crease a water hose at both ends of the stand.It was boxed good but was loose in the box. The main sections of the stand did have protective cardboard and padding, but I had to bend one of the decorative parts back to original shape.The bottom portion went into the ground easily, even on hot dry ground. I used a non-bounce rubber hammer to the bottom section. It has good support and I don't see the weight of the hose making the stand lean over. However I positioned mine so the end of the ground support had the metal lip hanging over a concrete pad nearby to add support.I'm using 100' of hose and no issues. I like this a lot better than reaching down to a rollup stand.It is a little pricey for what you get. The metal can't cost more than 20% of the price, but the design is nice and seems more solid than I expected.I would recommend it.

I was pleasantly surprised and how sturdy this step-in hose holder is. Mine has a 100-foot hose on it that I take on and off almost daily and it doesn't budge. The only time it moved at all was when a 50-pound dog got his tie-out hooked in it. Even then, it only tipped a little and I was able to straighten it and tamp the loosened earth back around it... good as new. Love it.

Needed to get the hose off the ground so the lawn people didn't run it over. Landlord said I couldn't screw anything into the fence. Looks a whole lot better than the hose on the ground. Seems very sturdy. Time will tell if it holds up.

...it's already rusting in spots and it's only been outside for a month. Good thing I have black spray paint for outdoor items. It does make where the hose is a lot neater looking and nicer to look at than a hose reel.

Just right for my backyard flower garden. I didn't want something that had to be mounted to the house siding. Very sturdy and doesn't get in the way of the landscapers. I like that I can easily get the hose mounted.

I didn't have to assemble this hose stand; it came as one solid piece. My only caveat is if you have a hard ground, be prepared to struggle to get it in. I pushed this halfway down, but it's doing its job well enough. When it rains, I will press it deeper into the earth. The stand is nice, though larger than I expected. It holds my 50 foot lightweight hose out of the way, and the metal scrolling adds flair to my courtyard. I couldn't ask for much more.

Works great for my garden hose that I use with a watering wand to water my pots and hanging baskets in my garden. Easy to assemble and a breeze to stick into the ground.