Expensive Cheap junk

One leg does not touch floor about a inch off making the stand unstable to put my plants on I bought 2 at over $100 each not worth it I cannot use not risking tipping over my orchids I do not recommend at all

I am pleased with this stand although the legs could be sturdier. It held three large terra cotta pots with plants without any difficulty. I did drill drainage holes as it was used outside.

Very easy to put together - does just what we wanted it to do—we bought 2 and we’re more than happy with them

Fairy GardenHome

I moved from a house with a yard and had a large fairy garden. Moved to an apartment and needed a small fairy garden space on my balcony. This stand is perfect for this. I appreciate that the back legs go flat against the wall and save space

Poor stand design

The tray is galvanized so it won’t rust and is removable which is a nice feature. However the stand design is so flimsy, it creates an unstable situation for plants. I won’t use it for this purpose.

Poor stand design

The tray is galvanized so it won't rust and is removable which is a nice feature. However the stand design is so flimsy, it creates an unstable situation for plants. I won't use it for this purpose.

Good size and fits more plants than I expected. It looks great and easy to assemble.

4 Stars

Good size and fits more plants than I expected. It looks great and easy to assemble.

I’m very disappointed by the quality of the Achla Designs...

I’m very disappointed by the quality of the Achla Designs Trestle Plant Stands, especially given the price Home Depot has charged for them. Specifically, the pieces are shoddily and cheaply made and not at all worth what I’ve paid. The tin facing along the bottom is merely glued on and arrived unstuck from and hanging off of the larger piece. The screw ends for the legs were also not at the same height, so the bar along the top is slanted, and the leg itself is dented inwards. These issues render the piece unstable. The other plant stand that I ordered at the same time (also Achla), but which is shorter in height, has a massive glue stain along the upper left corner where they tried to inartfully stick the piece together.