YOLENY5 Tiered Plant Stand Indoor, Metal Flower Stand Display Rack Holder for Multiple Plants, 2 Plant Shelf Curved Planter Display for Patio Garden, Living Room, Balcony

It was very easy to assemble, but I wish I could have used a screw driver instead of the allen wrench. Allen wrenches are harder to work with, in my opinion. Otherwise, no issues. Looks great!

I love this plant stand. It's been great. I do wish the shelves were a bit bigger but it's still not bad. The only thing is it's not that sturdy but do to my for being uneven i think. So I have it sitting behind my TV to help with holding it up so it doesn't lean forward.. otherwise it's very pretty

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this quite a few months back after reading mixed reviews. I decided to wait to review to see if any of those problems arose. And they have not. I found this easy to assemble, especially if you remember not to tighten any screws till it’s all together and you can line everything up. It’s is beautiful and goes perfect in my wine room. I’ve had no issues with the shelves and I love it (so does everyone else that’s seen it) as much today as I did when I got it.

First of all, this is super cute. Fairly sturdy. The problem I had was that the pre-made holes in the metal frame did not line up in 2 places. Which means that 2 of the shelves only had one screw each. Also the shelf is smaller than expected but still holds quite a lot. I feel like it is a little over priced for this size. Easy to assemble.

So, it's definitely lovely, and surprisingly sturdy due to the tiered construction (a total repetitious pain to assemble, but it gives it the strength it needs for pots full of soil). We've only had it for a week but it's survived lots of jostling with no issues. The plant pots we bought from Target just barely fit, but sit evenly and without too much effort to position. The new disco ball pots hang beautifully (from Scandinordica, also on Amazon!) And don't have soil in them yet, but putting pressure on them does not cause the structure to bend or deform in any way. We have the curtains closed because it's cold and that window is enormous, letting in a ton of cold, so we're supplementing with grow lights from Zhodec. The seedling trays are from (I'll check in a moment and update).The plants, if you were curious, are mostly peppers! Habanero is the sad looking one (too much water, not enough sun, it's getting outside time during the hot part of the day when I can manage it), shishito, bell pepper, and jalapeno are all having the time of their lives, and cayenne refuses to sprout so far. The empty looking pot is strawberries from before we had the second seedling tray, and they're... probably not going to germinate, honestly. But I'm not giving up on them yet. The explosion of over cramped greenery on the serving tray is collards. So very many collards. The strongest will get their own grow bag outside over the weekend. They're getting sun when the peppers get sun for hardening, but they've had a good bit of it and the ones already out there are doing great.And that's all so far! More updates later!

Easy to put together

A couple of the base screws were stripped, affecting the sturdiness of the stand. The shelves are smaller than I expected, therefore, only small planters can be used. The space for hanging plants is shorter than expected. Also, unless shelf is attached to wall not very sturdy, could be knocked over very easily. Stand was moderate to put together. The stand is very pretty just smaller than expected.

Exactly as described. Cute plant stand.