Circloophs 5 Packs Plastic Plant Caddy with Casters 12" Heavy-Duty Plant Dolly Rolling Plant Stand with Wheels for Moving Heavy and Large Plant Pot Saucers Plant Rollers Indoor and Outdoor, Black

Item was sturdy and easy to assemble. I ordered the wrong size.

These work great for my large houseplants. Easy to move them around on these.

So this year I did not do a full garden due to the forcast of a very wet year and I an so happy I paid attention. So because of that I have some must have large plants on one of my decks. As you will see from the pictures these are made of strong plastic, not the brittle hard plastic like the ones in the big box stores that are way over priced.These are holding my large plants very well. Each has 2 locking wheels not that I need them but if you do, they are there. I am sure these will work out fine for my needs. I am so happy to have found these, because I refuse to buy the over priced hard plastic ones in the big box stores ever again. The load weight of thes is perfect for large pots you will notice I have my plants in an additional saucer, that is because I don't want the water to sit in these because I selected the light gray ones to match my deck, and when I use it for a smaller plant it won't be stained. These are recommended, you won't be sorry. The last two photos are what I had before these, Can you say upgrade. And the price is nice, Seller is not trying to gouge youThis seller has a new customer..

These are excellent plant caddies and they come in a set of five. The three saucers that they send are 10" and too small to fit the bottom of the planter so they were useless with a 12" caddy. And why does it come with only three (useless) saucers if there are five caddies in the set?

One of my concerns when ordering these was that they would be made out of a plastic that is brittle. It breaks.But these are a softer plastic and aren't going to crack. It is the same plastic as my BIG caddies use and they are years old with no problems and are outdoors.Of the 4 legs one is locking. You have to pay attention when you put the legs on to get one on each stand. Also, the rollers are hard to slide in. That is a plus and negative. lol Cause once you get them in they aren't going to fall out! I used a little WD40 and they went in fine.They roll fine even with heavy pottery on them. It takes a bit of maneuvering to get them to roll where you want but they ROLL so I don't have to lift anything. That was the reason I got them. I use them outside and roll the plants into a covered area on the porch when the weather is too cold for the plants to be exposed.They do what I want, are made of good materials and are a reasonable price. I don't like this type rollers for heavy! plants but these are fine for the size of these caddies. I recommend.

These plant caddies are great. Easy for this 72 year old woman to install the wheels. I like the fact that the wheels have brakes and that now I can move the planters without worrying about hurting my back.We had a long summer drought here in Hawaii and I live on the rainy, wet side of Oahu and forgot that when it rains, it rains! Sometimes for days so the caddies collected a lot of water. I solved that little problem by drilling a few drain holes with my Dremel drill. Didn’t seem to affect the sturdiness of the saucer. Just drilled 6 alternating holes and one in the middle and looks like hood drainage happening. Would definitely buy again. I didn’t use the clear plastic saucers for anything yet.

We measured the pots before we ordered so they should have worked…but the pots just fit inside the saucer.They are really nice and sturdy.

The price was good and came in a 5 pack. They work well for lighter weight pots on smoother concrete but for medium-heavy plants they were very difficult to roll. Of course they are not nearly as good as the more expensive wooden ones with better wheels. I didn’t expect that they would be. A few of the wheels were extremely difficult to put on. The holes were too small and I had to enlist my husbands help and he had trouble getting them on. One locking wheel for each caddy comes with the set. They need to be sorted before putting the wheels on so as not to accidentally put two locking wheels on a caddy. They’re doing pretty good on my patio and look ok.