12" Plant Caddy with Hidden Wheels, 4 Invisible Caters, Rolling Plants Stand with Wheel Dolly, Wheeled Planter Roller Base, Indoor Pots Holder Tray Plants Pallet, Beige, 2Pack

This caddy is super strong. I have a heavy ceramic pot with a ficus tree and it rolls smoothly. The ridges allow water to drain easily. Very happy with my purchase.

The caddy is supporting a 14"dia x 13"high heavy ceramic pot. It is easy to move to follow the sun and for cleaning. I like that there is room for surplus water to drain and ridges to keep the pot above the reservoir spaces. Also, that is not too noticeable, being close to the ground and the rollers hidden under the caddy.

They are not cheap looking. They have a sleek modern look and the wheels work great. It’s so easy to move my plants around. I have bought two sets and I’m very happy with the purchases.

I love the look of these plant stands, but I wanted black. They say they are black/gray but they are definitely gray.

I almost didn’t order these because there were very few reviews at the time (thus taking the time to write one) and the product photos were poorly photoshopped… but I was pleasantly surprised and have since ordered 2 more sets! I chose these over the many other options on Amazon largely for the neutral color, distribution of the hidden wheels, and the fact there’s a decent amount of space for any water that overruns from platters.I have 4x in the larger size and 2x in the smaller size. I think they’re subtle and pretty attractive for an item that’s traditionally very function-focused… they don’t draw attention from decorative modern pot/platter combos and in some cases even compliment them.All perform very well functionally, although I have one of the large ones under a very large, heavy plant with an equally heavy pot and I feel like the platter is buckling a bit more than I’m comfortable with. I would estimate them to be around 150lbs combined though, so I’m skeptical of the weight limit they mention in the product specs, especially if you plan on moving plants around with any regularity.That said, with the exception of very heavy combos like I mention above, these products hold up extremely well; if they produced a slightly larger third size with slightly wider wheels to distribute weight more and a little more reinforcement, I would happily buy one.

TLDR: Note the name of this item: PLANTER ROLLER BASE. If you understand that, and accept that is ALL it claims to be -- you will love this item. However, if you are thinking it will function as a drip pan -- NOPE!The GREAT: These are visually attractive, sturdy, and smooth-rolling "planter roller base(s)." The colors (beige and greige) blend well with most planters (except white). They roll beautifully on low carpet and hardwood floors. Really clean lines, visually pleasing for those of us who hate ugly, scratchy, stained and hard to move drip pans.The TERRIBLE: After three (3) overflows, I've finally given up. If you have plants that need drainage (um, that would be all plants), you need to know that these "roller base(s)" will be able to hold *maybe* 1/4 to 1/2 cup of water drainage. You will need to fine tune your watering routine to a ridiculously NOAA level of prediction to NOT wind up with repeated overflows (of attractive brown water) on your carpets or floors. Seriously. I did not want to give up on these because they are so attractive and roll incredibly well. But in the end, I just cannot tolerate the anxiety produced every time I try to give my bigboys a drink of water. I started to avoid watering because the cleanup became so predictably aversive. So. Freaking. Annoying.Take home: If you do NOT need to water your plants (or don't care about overflows) these are actually great "plant roller base(s)." If you don't want to have to clean up overflows *every*time*you*water*your*plants*.... then just get a drip pan. As you can see, I've thrown them out on the patio today in a final act of resignation. I think if you have a patio that won't stain with the brown water overflow, I'd say use them outside. BUT, I'm not sure that the metal rollers will fare well in the outdoors. So sad. Such happiness for such a short period of time. But you need to decide, what's worth more -- well watered (alive) plants? Or being able to beautifully and easily scoot your (now dead) plants around your room? Your call.

A large and heavy plant was damaging a part of the wooden flooring and occasionally leaking water.The floor was repaired and the plant put onto this stand. It can now be easily moved when necessary and any moisture seepage kept off the wood.

I like the look of the hidden wheels, and they glide well.