20" Round Plant Caddy with 8 Wheels, Heavy Duty Rolling Planter Stand with Casters for Flower Pot Under 180kg/390lb, Iron Metal Wheeled Large Flower Tray NO Holes for Indoor Outdoor, Brown

I had bought one of these plant caddies before, and I needed another.My mistake was getting the model that didn't have the spigot,What I meant to order was the model (B0969FYS2V), which has the spigot!The spigot gives me more options. It can be open or closed.But I had to have a plant caddy immediately to fill my planter with dirt, a plant and then water it.I'll just have to be careful not to over water, until I can order the correct model.then this model will become my spare.It is rated for almost 600 pounds, by my large planters are only 200 pounds.It has 8 sturdy wheels.This 20" caddy is metal and does not crack like previous plastic caddies I have purchased over the years. Despite their claims of what weight they can support, the plastic ones warp and the tray underneath is not adequate to hold draining water.

When I transplanted my 8’ Monstera lately, I looked and looked for a solid, reasonably priced, easy to assemble plant caddy. Also, needed it to be big enough for the job. This met all my requirements and I am very pleased.

Less copper and more brown. Also, assembly was a real pain in the butt. Awkward to start the screws, needle-nose pliers needed to actually tighten. The enclosed wrench is worthless.Other than that, it seems sturdy and looks nice.

I included a pic of the water before I flushed it down the toilet. I searched high and low for a wheeled plant saucer this size for a really large pot I’d recently bought. Repotted my plant but when the water dripped out the bottom it ended up turning this color. I removed the water using a turkey baster. Not sure if whatever is making the water this color will be harmful for my plant but don’t want to take any chances with a plant this large I’ve had for years. I don’t know if I live somewhere with a particular type of water composition that causes this although I typically use rain water and don’t have this problem with any other saucer,

The dish itself is incredibly sturdy and attractive, but the wheels are complete crap. They buckled immediately under 380 pounds of weight I couldn’t do a partial return, or I would have. I just went and bought my own wheels. For the amount you pay for this, it should come with much better wheels.

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I wanted a way to easily move my round, 19 inch diameter, double-walled fire pit. I also bought a fireproof shield to place on the bottom of this stand and have it wide enough to cover the interior sidewall of the stand. Then I placed the fire pit in the stand and was able to maneuver it across my brick patio easily, while the fire pit was cool, of course. I keep the fire pit in the stand and with the heat shield previously mentioned, this set up works quite well. I also appreciate the fact that there are 8 wheels and these wheels alternate so that there are four closer to the center and four near to the outer rim. This gives the stand an unusual stability and helps to distribute the weight of whatever your place in the stand. I am very pleased with this set up.

A neighbor was moving and gave me their potted palm tree. Since I was moving it indoors for the winter, I needed to put something under it to prevent water from dripping on the carpet. I also needed something that would allow me to move this big plant out to the deck next spring. This was perfect. I am going to put a plastic tray under the pot as well but it fits well under the oversized pot. It was fairly easy to assemble. Took me a minute to figure out that the wrench was to tighten the wheels. Some of the wheels took a little bit of effort to get on but once installed they are secure.