W B D WEIBIDA Plant Caddy with Wheels Heavy Duty 440lbs Capacity, Adjustable ...

Perfect for the job for my large pot. Using it outdoors. Holding up take well and make my plants easy to move as i move my plumeria around during different seasons. Veryveady to set up, took me 5 minutes. Easy to adjust. Hourly this shoes how large/heavy the plant is. The item just because a useful party of the pot and makes it easy to maneuver. Also, I live how it is not did in the bottom because it helps my pot drain.

Easy to assemble and it is sturdy (so far). Made moving the big pot easy. I just wish it came in a terra cotta color.

I was very pleasantly surprised to find this plant caddy to be as advertised. It rolls very well, the casters are strong and fluid in their movement. It was nice to see that an extra screw was provided for people like me that are always dropping one into some void of no return. In addition the screws are a quality alloy and not the cheap sort that strip if you look at them wrong. They matched well with the provided Phillips screwdriver. My only concern, provided this item fields the weight it claims to support, is the use of plastics. In particular the plastic tabs that lock and unlock the extension/expansion bars that allow for various sizes of planters or pots. These lock-tabs should be metal. They may not have problems with indoor use, but will easily become brittle and snap off after being exposed to long periods of sunlight, and frankly that is where most folks will use this - outdoors in direct sunlight. I’d knock off half a star minimum for this risk. Plastics always deteriorate with heat and sun. Also, the screws provided are used to secure the casters into plastic sockets. As I said, the screws and castors seem very well made, but this is a weakness. Though not exposed directly to the sun, should one of them fail/split or become stripped the stand will quickly be compromised. Assembly was seamless, though a bit tedious, and the instructions clear. All in all I am initially pleased. I’ll update this should problems arise. The item seems solid overall and a good value.

I wanted to be able to move a 12" bucket of birdseed on a daily basis in and out of my house. When this came up as a suggestion, I read that it accommodated a 12" pot and it was adjustable - from "8-20" (title has since been changed), I figured it would be ideal. I admit, I did not read the description where it says that the minimum size that it can be adjust down to is 15". So instead of being able to snug up the caddy to accommodate the size of my bucket, the bucket just slides around on the cart - disappointed. But it was very well made and it sort of does the job, so it is what it is. Humorously, when I took it out of the box, I figured there was little need to read the instructions; just how difficult can it be? :-) Yep - don't throw out the instructions; there is a special way to assemble it, that I never would have guessed. Overall, a nice caddy - is nicely made and rolls very nice.

I bought one of these about a year ago. It has stood up to all kinds of weather; I have yet to see a spot of rust and the casters move very smoothly. I got tired of using a hand truck to move plants in and out of the garage in cold or hurricane weather; I'm also tired of moving them because someone in my house (sometimes me, other times ???) just wanted to move them. I recently ordered 3 more of these "Plant Rollers". I put them together today and they are much easier to move now. My plants are in very large bowls and I cannot lift them. To move them I used to tip them on edge and role them. However, that ground off a bit of bowl every time. I became fearful that I would one day break them. So I decided on these rolling platforms. However, getting the planters on the Plant Rollers was a challenge, since I could not lift them. I did manage using a ramp and what old muscles I have. Now I can just push the plants around on concrete. Bottom line: this product is VERY high quality; screw holes in the right places, expansion and contraction of the planter works smoothly; push levers to hold the wheels in one position and also to keep the plant rollers from expanding on their own. If I get more plants, I will definitely get more of these Plant Rollers!!

These rolling potted plant stands are SO STURDY and well made! Very impressed! We had to return several sets of rolling plant stands that we purchased before we found these. Others did not hold the weight they claimed they did, rollers collapsed and broke from weights less than what they were rated to hold. Pretty much gave up finding rolling plant stands that held large outdoor pots. Came across these and thought they were worth a try. Not only are they adjustable in width, the rollers did not collapse, are SUPER easy to roll the heavy pots out of excessive heat or wind chill to protect trees and hydrangeas in them! Perfect for changing seasons when potted plants need to moved. And on top of that, they look like a black band under the water overflow tray, simple and clean looking! Love, love, love these rolling stands! Can now move my heavy clay planters around the pool to enhance for parties, or under the porch when entertaining for bbq's or dinners. On a scale of 1 to 5 they are a 10! So glad I found them!

I bought 4 sets of these. They are sturdy, easy to adjust to accommodate the pot size, easy to assemble and roll easily with the dirt in the pot. They are heavy plastic but they look like they would hold up all year round. I will write more after I have had them for awhile but for now they are great. The price was fair as well.

Mostly does what it says it will with a few gotchas. Goes together very easily and they included a screwdriver, which while a bit small, is a nice touch. Assembled and tested via my Patented Super (not) Scientific Process of standing on the thing when scrunched down it was stiff and sturdy but when set to its max diameter it got kinda floppy. I weigh a bit over 250lbs so that makes me think the 440lbs rating is overly optimistic. A pot will distribute the weight over this thing better than my feet so you could probably be fine around 300lbs but I wouldn't trust it to really deal well with more than that. The weak point is the metal bars when extended fully. Yes they're metal, but its some sort've light alloy that are very thin and fit into plastic moldings. The wheels appear to be OK and could probably take the advertised weight but if you're going to use this thing as its intended (a rolling plant dolly) then they're going to get hit with water constantly. I'd expect them to rust up in a couple of years. If you can when you get them out of the box put some extra grease in the roller bearings (to help displace water) and when its all assembled spray the metal bits down with something like STA-BIL Rust Stopper yearly. Should help the metal hold up really well in the long term. As for rolling around on surfaces they're only good for smooth hard ones if you're moving something heavy. If its a heavily textured surface or has big cracks (like brick) I'd look into a plant dolly with bigger wheels to roll over that stuff better. Personally I'm using this thing as a rolling dolly for a pedestal fan (that had a odd base size so I went with this thing since its adjustable) when indoors mostly so its more than good enough for my purposes. I'd mention that I had to bungee cord strap the base to this dolly though. It has a lip but its very short, only about 1/4in high, and the fan kept slipping off without being strapped to it when pushed around.