small planter pot Tribesigns Plant Stand, 7 Tier Plant Pots Holder Rack Flower  Shelf-Tribesigns
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small planter pot Tribesigns Plant Stand, 7 Tier Plant Pots Holder Rack Flower Shelf-Tribesigns

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small planter pot Tribesigns Plant Stand, 7 Tier Plant Pots Holder Rack Flower Shelf-TribesignsArtistic Plant Stand With a warm wood tone finish and a rigid black metal frame, this 7 tier plant stand creates a blend of industrial and retro style. Shelves, in high low circular panels, beautifully showcase your favourites, refresh your surroundings and lift your spirits. Roomy & Sunshine Friendly Standing at 43. 3 inches with 6 large connected round panels, it offers plenty of room for your plush greenery, flowers or succulents. The high low

Artistic Plant Stand - With a warm wood tone finish and a rigid black metal frame, this 7-tier plant stand creates a blend of industrial and retro style. Shelves, in high-low circular panels, beautifully showcase your favourites, refresh your surroundings and lift your spirits.

Roomy & Sunshine-Friendly - Standing at 43.3-inches with 6 large connected round panels, it offers plenty of room for your plush greenery, flowers or succulents. The high-low design ensures each plant receives ample sunlight.

Compact & Multifunctional - At 11" x 10" base, it's space-efficient, enhancing corners in your porch, patio, backyard or living room. It serves as an excellent display unit for family photos, decor and more.

Robust Load Capacity - Crafted from quality engineered wood and a solid metal frame, its robust structure can bear up to 200 lbs in total, with each shelf accommodating 45 lbs, promising longevity.

Easy Assembly & Warranty - Arrives with number-coded parts and hardware for uncomplicated assembly in 15 minutes. Comes with a 12-month warranty and 24-hour response service for any queries.

Product Dimensions & Weights Details
Length 11.02"
Depth 9.84"
Height 43.3"
Item Weight 16.75 lbs

Packaging Dimensions & Weights
  • 45.67 " L x 13.58 " W x 3.74 " H (16.75 lbs)

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Product Information
Material Engineered Wood, Metal
Color Rustic Brown
Special Feature round wood board
Finish Type iron
Assembly Required Yes
Item Weight 16.06 pounds
Batteries required No
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