Pots for Plants Stainless Steel Round Rim

Decent planters but with some caveats and potential flaws

Nice though these are, the first issue I noticed is that the smaller planter fouls the locking mechanism and engages the lock, and the casters also cannot rotate on the vertical axis, so it’s essentially immovable by rolling. The casters with the larger pot are sufficiently inset just enough that they can spin freely. The base of the larger one is a tight fit and the planter cannot simply be lifted off. Some force is required to remove the base or insert it.

Well made and great looking modern metallic rolling planter

The pot has a raised base that’s positioned an inch or two up and inside the planter - a design feature that allows the included rolling base to sit within the space. The base is made of very sturdy metal and is a very good fit (so good, it doesn’t fall out when lifting the pot) and it has a trio of castor wheels that spin and turn with 360 degrees of movement allowing the pot and plant to glide across the floor with ease. The castors are lockable too, although it does require the plant to be tipped back to reach the locking levers on the wheels. I was initially concerned the pot could topple

Sturdy and Practical Large Planter with Mobility

The addition of wheels is a great feature, making it easy to move the planter around even when it is filled with soil. This is especially useful for patios, gardens or indoor spaces where repositioning plants is needed for light or cleaning.

Lovely solid pot

Lovely sturdy pot, it says 30cm, but the opening fits a 24cm pot comfortably, anything larger would be too big.

Industrial metal look

Keeping a large indoor tree healthy means moving it around the conservatory to chase the sunlight. Transferring my heavy ficus into this metal container immediately made life easier. The castor wheels underneath glide smoothly across my wooden floors without leaving any nasty scratches behind. The metal finish looks quite industrial, clashing slightly with my softer fabric furniture. Watering the plant proves simple, though the lack of drainage holes means I have to be careful not to drown the roots. Wiping the exterior down with a damp cloth instantly removes dirt and watermarks. The wheels d