6-Tier Rolling Metal Plant Stand

Plants want to move. Light shifts through the day and through the year, and a collection that thrives on a windowsill in March can scorch there in July. Putting the whole display on wheels turns repositioning from a two-trip job into a push.

The six tiers are staggered rather than stacked directly above each other, which matters more than it sounds: every pot gets light from the side as well as above, and nothing on the lower levels sits permanently in the shadow of the shelf over it. It also means you can see and water the whole collection without lifting anything down.

The frame is powder-coated metal, so it handles the damp of regular watering better than untreated steel and can move outdoors to a patio in summer. Put heavier pots on the lower tiers to keep the center of gravity low, lock or chock the wheels on sloping ground, and check stability before loading it fully. Do not use it as a step.

• Six staggered tiers so every pot gets side light
• Wheels for easy repositioning between sun and shade
• Powder-coated frame suits damp and outdoor use
• Load heavier pots on the lower tiers for stability
• Chock the wheels on slopes; never use as a step