GDLF 5 Tier Metal Plant Stand Creative Half Moon Shape Ladder Flower Pot Stand Rack for Home Patio Lawn Garden Balcony Holder Black (2 Pack)

Great looking and sturdy enough for my houseplants. I connected the bottom creating a full circle.

Easy to put together...plants are happy

It was easy to build. Made a day of it with my kids and their cousins. All of my mom's plants looked amazing. Very sturdy and was able to fit all of them without it looking crowded.

Absolutely love the design of these as a whole- I get tons of compliments on them. There are multiple shelves plus hanging hooks for lots of plants of different sizes. Assembly wasn't too difficult, but there are definitely many pieces, so it takes a while. Seems sturdy enough for as many plants as I can fit on there. Nice to be able to wind some trailing plants along the sides as well.What I don't like as much:The open shelves are fine and great, but the ones that are underneath other shelves are largely useless unless you have some pretty tiny plants. 2 of the small shelves are just over 6" high. Because they're under other shelves, they're also not going to get much light unless your window is fairly low to the ground or it's in front of a sliding glass door.The bottom one is a bit taller at just over 13", but it being at the bottom, it doesn't get much light. I've supplemented with LED puck lights over those bottom ones, so that works well. I've also attached some pendant lights from the bars for all the plants, so those add a decorative touch plus extra light.I would also love if this was much taller- maybe 8'- so that I could take better advantage of the space above it, and that would also space out some shelves a bit more, allowing me to put more medium- large plants on it.

I've had these shelves for 3 years now and they are the best thing I've purchased! I put my plants and books on it! And change it up for the holidays!

It’s a very nice dance. The only thing the shelves are really small so you can’t really put bigger plants.

My wife absolutely loves the pair of these, and I almost didn’t buy them because of some of the recurring negative comments in the reviews, so I am going to take a moment to contradict some of them.1. ‘It is smaller than anticipated.’If you scroll back up to the top, the third picture gives you the exact height, width, and depth of the entire thing and the size and distance between each individual shelf. The numbers listed are accurate. It is exactly the size it claims to be.2. ‘Instructions unclear; it is hard to put together’.The first page of the instruction manual is a picture list of each piece with each assigned a letter, and there is a little sticker with the corresponding letters on every single piece. The screws, bolts, and hardware are similarly labeled and in individual bags. The rest of the instructions are a step-by-step guide on assembling. Honestly, if you asked me to change the instructions and make them easier to understand, I would be at a loss on how to do so.3. ‘It is cheaply made; the poles can easily be bent or damaged’When the box arrived on my porch, it looked like the mailman had attempted to fold it. There was a good 35 to 40 degree angle bend in the box. I took a picture and sent it to the company asking if it was likely damaged and if I should just return it before opening. They promptly replied that it should still be fine, that I should open it and check, and if it wasn’t, they would replace it immediately. They were right, it was fine. The metal frame is very sturdy and would take a deliberate effort to damage.4. ‘The shelves are composite wood, not real wood’Okay, this one is true. However, bear in mind that it is intended for holding house plants; basically jars of dirt which leak water from time to time. Not really a task where you want to employ the polished mahogany or luxurious rosewood.All in all, if you look at the picture, take note of the dimensions, consider the price, and you have reasonable expectations of what to expect based on those factors, you will be very happy with this.If you just assume the sizes of things without measuring and expect affordable furniture to last long enough to become heirlooms to pass down to your grandchildren, then you will be less happy.

Relatively easy to put together. One cap to hook bolt was missing. Not worth the money. I wasn't expected the shelves to be quite so small. Picture shows pot that is four inch with two inch tall succulent that would barely fit under the shelves above it. I put a candle there for storage The overlap effectively makes half the shelves useless for growing plants.