BamworldIndoor Outdoor Plant Stand Shelf Corner Table 7 Pots Holder for Living Room Multiple Plants Patio Balcony Garden Decor

I gave it 5 stars because the product description says it's a plant stand and that's what it is. In other words it's exactly what it says it is.I read the reviews, how it's so difficult to assemble, turns your whole house into a black mess, how the gloves and mallet are worthless, directions are vague, and I found none of this to be true. I built the large corner stand which is L-shaped and has the most parts and it was time-consuming but easy.Separate all your parts, count everything, and start. Don't try to make sense out of the instructions unless somehow it makes sense to you, rather look at the pictures.1. The tall sticks and short sticks are the uprights, or vertical pieces. The medium sticks are horizontal pieces used for assembling the base and the shelves.2. There are corner brackets and T-shaped brackets. They are stamped with "UP", meaning "this side up". These pieces will always face toward the sky, which is up.3. You don't necessarily have to put all the brackets on all the sticks before you start like the instructions say but assembling some of the corner brackets on some of the sticks makes things go quicker. Remember, all the corner and T brackets will go on the medium sticks.4. Build the base just like it looks in the instructions picture and go up from there. I found it easier to sometimes revert to the picture on Amazon or the Bamworld website than to rely exclusively on the instruction illustrations because it was easier for me to visualize from the actual photo. Your mileage may however vary.5. If you don't wear the gloves your hands will get dirty. Not "Oh my God!!!" dirty, just dirty. It washes right off. I put down newspaper and built on our hardwood floor and dirty was not an issue. The mallet is perfect for the job - don't be afraid to use it. Tap your pieces together before moving on.Took me about an hour to build but I'm a "measure twice cut once" person. If I were to put together another stand I could easily do it in half the time or less. I also assembled the shelves upside down - this I did on purpose because it gives the shelves a raised lip around the perimeter.Take your time - the assembly makes perfect sense.

Absolutely love this plant stand very durable. Looks amazing in my home very very, very easy to put together. I will be purchasing more for my plant babies.

Plants. Plants. And more plants. If you have a wife who finds plants on the side of the road or because someone else's plant keeps having "babies", you might find yourself looking for more places to plant her plants. This 7-tier plant stand is an economical option if you run out of window-ledge space.Pros- Lots of space. You can fit a lot of plants on the shelves. Finish the shelves with luan and it holds over 100 succlents.- Char finish. The wood is finished with fire which means no harsh chemicals in the wood.- Details. The kit comes with a small rubber mallet for hammering the shelving together, a pair of gloves to keep your hands clean, and a set of small plant tools.Cons- The assembly. This is the biggest frustration. Fitting the wood pieces into the plastic pieces takes a lot of elbow grease. And the little mallet the kit comes with doesn't have the force to hammer it all together. Save some energy and use a bigger mallet. And make sure that you have the pieces together properly before hammering them in fully. It's 10x as much work to get them unconnected than it is to get them connected with the mallet.- Options. It would be nice if there were a couple other options for assembly. If you take the time, you could probably figure out an arrangement that utilizes all the pieces, but having a couple already thought through from the company would be helpful.

It took me an hour to put together. Twice I put 2 of the connectors the wrong way. But the hubby was able to pull the stick out easy. No screws required. It came with a sturdy mallet and 1 extra wood stick each for the 3 different sizes. Really nice. Lightweight and may seem flimsy at first but it's not. The wood smells amazing. You have to REALLY pay ATTENTION to the instructing photos so you're not putting the plastic connectors on backwards like I did. Great product. Looks really expensive!!!

It took me a while to assemble, but it was incredibly satisfying! It comes with a little sledgehammer, which I have never seen in a kit before. As I said - it was a satisfying hour putting this together!On top of being entertained putting it together, it’s actually very pretty. It’s a nice height and holds quite a few small plants and other knickknacks. It looks great in the corner of my office.Don’t assume you can put heavy plants on it though. As I said, it’s sturdy but the shelves are not very tall and smaller than I realized, so it won’t hold any big plants.

I love this plant stand it fits perfectly in the corner, takes time to put together but it’s good quality and very lightweight to move around!

I live in Central Florida. It's been in the high 90's this past week... I HOPE they mean hot like a fire, furnace or similar, otherwise suspect durability in direct sunlight. Additionally, if you purchase two stands, reverse the pattern if you plan to place stands in opposing corners of the same wall. An aside...some of my plants are heavier, some ceramic, I will probably be removing all plants and placing stands on the floor of Lanka during heavy wind and hurricanes... The stands are nice enough for my lanai, sturdy for basic weather, not so sure about frequent storms in summer months. No missing parts, they did provide a couple of extras in both sets, even a pair of gloves for a couple of potential splinters. Pay close attention to instructions, they aren't detailed enough, but pictures help AND do NOT pound in fully (they provide a mallet) until you have a good grasp on construction... Takes a but of maneuvering to pull apart and correct construction! 😊