Plant Stand with Wheels Outdoor Indoor Hanging Plant Shelf for Multiple Plants Tall Large Holder for Living Room Patio Balcony Garden Corner Mobile

Imagine being in pajamas and slippers while sipping burnt coffee at the early morning hour of 11am when a package arrives from your friendly delivery person. I had no idea what was going on and the dogs were sounding their alarms while I blearily stumbled to see what was in the Big Box on the front porch addressed to the wife.I texted the wife to find out she shipped a 3-D jig-saw puzzle for me to assemble while I was enjoying some time off between jobs. What a great lady! I flippin' LOVE puzzles!Well, let me tell you, I wasted no time breaking open the package and setting about inspecting the thing. Turns out this puzzle was made of high quality wooden staves and strong plastic joint corners. It even came with tools including a small rubber mallet, hoe, spade, spikey claw thing, and a glove that Michael Jackson would be proud of. Strangely though, there was an easy to read set of instructions with a parts list and order of assembly. I'd never had such a well equipped puzzle before and thought it must have cost a fortune! Turns out I was wrong. This puzzle was had for less than $30. Unimaginable for the quality!I quickly assembled it and discovered it was actually two independent sections that could be arranged end to end or at a 90 degree angle to display in a corner of a room. I put it there in the corner and stood back and admired my handiwork. Beaming with pride I even put lights on it to illuminate the under half giving the over all appearance a warm glow of soft LEDs on beautiful medium dark wood. It looks great and is sturdy as can be. I see no reason why this puzzle couldn't last for years to come.Let me add that the two dogs (Scout and Gigi) enjoyed the puzzle as much as me and gave it ample sniffing. It passed the extensive lab tests and no parts or tools were absconded with.I was so proud and excited for my wife to come home that me and the dogs stood staring out of the front window waiting for hours. She finally arrived and we were like, "OMG, OMG, OMG!" The doggos got to her first but as soon as I fought them off I grabbed her hand and drug her into the dining room so show her my masterpiece. She kept telling me it looked great and thanked me for some reason. (I've never been thanked for putting together a puzzle before but I digress.) While I stood beaming at my latest creation she rummaged about in the other room eventually appearing with, get this, a bunch of house plants! I'm not sure what she was thinking but she started putting them all over MY NEW PUZZLE! Well I just couldn't believe it. There were plants on top, plants on the bottom, plants just hanging about. All over I say!When she was done I had to admit it looked pretty great in the corner with all of those earthy tones of color and lights (not included). I don't think that corner of the dining room by a couple of windows with good natural light has ever looked better. She was so happy that I was happy she promised to buy me some more but different 3-D jigsaws in the near future. Also, more plants although I'm not sure why. She already has so many splendidly displayed on my puzzle but the ways of women has always eluded me like a happy dream on a cozy morning.Anyway, I do have to inform you, dear reader, of one and only one complaint. It was too easy. There. I said it and don't tell her I did because I'll deny it. It was such a nice gift but I'm an honest man and it went together in about 45-minutes. I like more of a challenge I guess but that's on me since I cheated and read the instructions. The mallet was useful but I never did figure out what to do with the other stuff...Here's where I do the tl;dr:Quality - greatEase of assembly - super easySturdiness - Lots when assembledDurability - I expect many years not disassembling itself and I have two big dogs that tend to accelerate disassembling processesComplaints - Uh... Not sure what to say here beyond what was said above

Went together easily, sturdy very cute. I thought it was going to be to large but my fern says otherwise. Just orderd the single standing version for another plant in the corner and it's just as perfect Was worried it would look cheap or the plastic pieces wouldn't be nice buy it all looks great! Super excited. Great buy.

Easy to assemble, took about 20 minutes once the pieces were sorted. Pieces did not come labeled so had to sort and guess by size. Everything was in the package and they included an extra piece of each sized post as well as a mallet. Holds a ton on plants. I would recommend anchoring to the wall because it can get top heavy and wobble if the plants aren’t balanced during watering.

This was easy enough to put together. I used wood glue as well just as a precautionary measure. It is a bit unsteady as it's too high and has little foundation to support that. I'm hesitant to really use the top shelves and that was my main reason for purchasing this. I've put heavier pots on the bottom to help stabilize but that's not making a huge difference. If the item were wider and taller perhaps it would be more structurally sound. I appreciate the extra pieces and they all fit well. Just really need this to be SAFER.I'm unable to return as it's assembled and I used the glue but had I known all this I would've chosen something that was more appropriate for my needs.

I love these shelves. The smell great with a nice wood smell. I thought it was easy to put together. They are sturdy but light. The value was good. Thanks

I set this up on one side of French doors that were not opened very often so that the plants could get great natural light as if it were a small green house. Also would work great in front of a sliding glass door on the side that doesn't open. The cool thing about this is that the manufacture made it so it could be arranged in different ways especially if you purchased more than one. Very easy to assemble.

This product is pretty easy to assemble, fairly sturdy and works well for what it's needed. If you have animals I suggest making sure it's anchored to the wall. My set was missing a piece but they do give you a couple extra, so I simply cut one of the extras to the correct length

This plant stand is just as described, and what I needed for my bedroom window. It's very easy to put together. Once I built all of the shelves then it was just a matter of assembling all the pieces. Sometimes when the end pieces you put together to make a shelf don't seem to match is because the brackets haven't been tapped into place far enough. Once they are then the end pieces that make the shelf will come together. Just be careful you don't pound too hard or the plastic brackets may split. The instructions and diagrams are easy to understand, and there are a couple of extra pieces left over. Make sure to wear the included gloves so your hands don't stain, and the plastic mallet to tap brackets into place is perfect for the material of the brackets. The stand is a little wobbly, but seems to stay in place especially with the added weight of plants on it, but I do not have children or pets to tempt fate. I put some furniture sliders under the legs so they don't leave deep square grooves in the carpet. Overall I am happy with the plant stand, and think it's a fair price for what you get.