CERBIOR 14 Inches and 150 Lbs Caddy Heavy Duty Plant Pot with 5 Rolling Wheels Indoor/Outdoor, Charcoal

These have cheap plastic wheels that do not swivel or roll well. If you had a lightweight planter and a perfectly smooth surface, they might be functional... maybe. The wheels seem to be worse than the kind that come on those plastic 3-drawer rolling bins from walmart. They are so cheap that they cannot function in any capacity except to lift the planter off the ground. It is actually easier to drag the pots alone over my brick patio than to use these stands. The frame itself seems to be sturdy enough.

The first shipment arrived that was split into two piece. The replacement arrived all in one piece. IF YOU HAVE HAVE A HEAVY PLANT MORE THAN 100 LBS, DON'T BOTHER! Since the 1st order came in split into 2 piece, I stepped on it to see how sturdy it is. Very weak! I weigh 104 lbs and i felt it was barely holding up. the lock feature does not work well either. it is made out of plastic. I noticed one of the wheels to lock the piece was broken but there is something left that I can lock or unlock. Regardless these do not work well to begin with. I put shoe boxes that are not very heavy so i kept the piece. however, if you are planting to put a heavy plant, don't even bother! I am sure it it break! IT'S NOT WORTH THE MONEY!

I'm not using this as a 'plant caddy'! I have it under my desk (on the floor) with office supply trays. It's easy to pull out to access my supplies and push back to get out of the way. Nice little rolling cart and I didn't have to put it together -- all perfect, right out of the box - even the wheels were already on it. It's really going to be a nice addition.

May be ok for plants less than 10 lb. We used two of them for 25-lb. Still much less than what the supposed max weight. Little micro screws that that hold on the wheels started to fall out immediately. Replaced with larger screws. Works better, but care must be taken not to crack the wood looking plastic base which is starting to sag after four weeks in the Arizona sun. I do not recommended for large plants or for outdoor use.

I have an indoor plant in a 7 gal pot. It's been sitting on the floor, but I wanted it to have a stand or a cart so that it is off the floor and also easy to move to the other locations. This plant caddy was simply the answer to my need. I wanted the caddy to be heavy duty (because the planter is heavy for me), and colored black (the planter is black). I also liked a wooden plank-like appearance of the caddy, compared to metal/wire fame caddies. (Just my preferance)Now my big plant with heavy pebble mulch covering can be easily carted around the carpeted floor when needed. I am happy with the purchase.