CD712 Terra Stone Plant Caddy, Gray

This is the second time I've purchased these plant caddies. None of the four have broken after being moved around on my tiled patio. So far, they have endured the heat and humidity of FL. They serve their purpose and the fact that they're made out of recycled juice pouches is an added plus. I have both heavy and not as heavy plants on them and they still move well--just a little nudge to get out of the tile rut.

Guess what? It's strong enough for a 100 lb computer but made for a plant. Joking aside, you can really put anything you want on these granted it's not super heavy. I bought 2 of these for my personal computing machine (probably 50+ lbs) and home server/workstation (probably 100+ lbs). I'm not so sure the wheels can take the weight of the workstation, but nothing is flexing so I guess it's ok. My own PC is fine - 50 lbs seems very safe to roll around on this caddy. Also, the idea is absolutely neat - using recycled plastic for the holder. Definitely going to use it again for the next PC.

I bought one of these, with several uses in mind, and I ended up using it as a CPU dolly for a rather large unit which weighs at least 100 pounds. Now it is up off of the floor, getting less dusty, and I can easily wheel it on the carpet to get around it to clean and vacuum. I have had it up on it for about 2 weeks and it seems to be holding up and not sagging. I plan to get more for some large planters containing fruit trees outside on the patio that are hard to move due to their weight. Since there are no brakes on the casters I plan to brace the assembly with a cinder block or brick. That is the only drawback to these caddies (lack of a lock on the wheels) but for the money they are a great deal and I still would recommend them.

This small Terra Stone plant caddy looks good and functions well. I had fun rolling my dog around the house on these stands. Also, I stood on top of one of the stands and found them easily strong enough to support my body weight (130lbs). One last note, they look great sitting out in front on my house. These work a lot better than the cheap wooden plant caddies I bought at Home Depot; which fell appart. Highly recommended for the $$$.

Terrific -- good looking, unobtrusive and it rolls well. I like the fact that the imitation stone material is made of recycled juice pouches. Please note that I am not using it for plants, but have put my big, awkward, ugly printer on it and slid the whole thing under my desk, where it it out of the way until I need it. Perfect!

I bought these (two) so I could move heavy plants on my lanai and I liked the idea that it is made from recycled materials. One was under covered lanai area holding a 12-inch plant. It is as good as new! The other was in the wettest area of my pool cage and held a very heavy ceramic pot with ferns. Moisture collects in that corner, so the wheels rusted. For the time being, I simply set the pot on the Terra Stone and haven't moved it lately. I'm going to order more to replace that one and have an extra. As for the Terra Stone -- yes, it's green and I think it will last forever.

Ordered two of these last spring. After months of baking in the Florida sun, and being rained on almost daily, you would think they are new. Props to this Florida company for recycling and making a GREAT Product. Honestly will be buying more of these in future. We wheel our plants in and out of the Sun, shade, and rain on our porch on a near daily basis. The plants vary in weight; the largest being heavy enough to pull out my back without the roller (?50lbs). The casters have not cracked or become stuck. Great performance from a not very costly product.

I know, it's a rolling stand for a plant, but I thought it would look more like stone and less like plastic. On the other hand, it's seems sturdy and does roll well. The wheels adjust to whatever direction you're going, and that's a plus.