CobraCo 30-Inch White Basic Plant Stand S1030-W

This tripod plant stand, as opposed to so many others 3-legged designs, is not that stable. I can't decide if a hairpin leg might be bent slightly or exactly what the problem is - but I sense that at any moment my ten year old Christmas Cactus in its McCoy pot will be tipped onto the floor, along with all the soil in which it's potted. So, no I don't think it's real sturdy and therefore not a great value for the money. The high point? No assembly!

Ordered two and both arrived with some nicks and chips, but since I'm using them outside they will get nicked and chipped anyway. Was also missing one leg/floor protector. Seems a bit unsturdy, but has not blown over yet and I've had it outside for about 3 weeks. Could easily be wired to a deck rail or something similar for support.

I do have a pretty heavy planter on this stand, but it is wobbly. It's OK for the price, but I have dogs that can easily knock it over.

Nice stand but be aware that it is a little unstable. Does the job but should be placed where it won't be bumped.

The slats are about 1.5 - 2 inches apart making it very difficult to put any potted plants with smaller circumference bases without it partially falling through the cracks. I had to put a cork trivet that I bought from IKEA on top of this plant stand before placing a potted plant on top of the trivet to prevent shifting and falling. It wasn't visually appealing to me. I basically purchased it for it's price and contemporary look, but after a year of having it and not really enjoying it, I threw it out. The quality is there.. it is decent, but the design value is lacking. The slats should definitely be spaced closer to each other!

its a little shaky had to put a heavy plany on it height was perfect

A little wobbly but if you don't move too much it works great. Perfect windowsill height and takes up very little space.

I've been purchasing these plant stands for many years. However, the company appears to have changed the quality of the stand. Comparing the thickness of the metal legs to my older stands, the new stand appears to be about 1/2 as thick. It will no longer support the weight of my larger plants when I have them outside. A moderate breeze will topple the plant and stand.