Sunnydaze 4-Arm Hanging Basket Plant Stand with Adjustable Arms - Black - 84"

I get dozens of hummingbirds at a time & usually have no less than six feeders up at once. This adjustable arm stand has been a great way to consolidate four of them w/o using multiple unsightly poles. Photo was taken early March, now using two 32oz & two 72oz feeders and the stand easily holds them. Wish I’d have bought this years ago! Was fairly easy to put together myself, made well & very sturdy. It does take up a sizable footprint, so make sure you have the clearance. Also nice that you can easily turn/swivel the top pole to make it easier to reach the holders. Have only had for three months at the time of this review and so far do not see any signs of rust or other issues. Highly recommend!

Excellent construction and superb value. Easy to assemble and holds planters without the unit moving or leaning at all (if on level surface). The only thing to be careful with is that it works best on a very level surface and/or level land. If it is on a slope you will have to weight down the feet so that the planters when hanging do not make the stand lean. This is to be expected with any style of planter holder like this. Well worth the price. Also, I was able to put planter baskets up to 15 pounds on the hooks.

The plant stand is very sturdy. It does have a large footprint. I kind of wish the arms didn't extend out so far, but that's a minor thing. The hanger mounts are welded onto the pole, so the mounts can't be moved. It bugs me that the mounts are not 90 degrees apart from each other. We're currently just using two of the four hangers, and they are not directly across from each other. For stability of the stand, it would be better if they were. The box was all beat up and had holes in it, covered with packing tape. One piece is a little scratched, but it won't show. The box contained a plastic bag with the caps and screws in the picture. There is nothing in the instructions about these. Where do they go? I also posted about these extra parts in the Q & A in case anyone knows. I'm wondering if UPS found the bag of parts and stuffed it into the hole in our box, thinking that's where it had fallen out of. If that's what happened, some poor soul is missing these parts!

I love this plant hanger. With the right plants/baskets it looks like a tree! It is a cuter alternative to a regular shepards hook because of the way it fans out giving more space and height variety to plants hanging it is well made and looks beautiful in my little garden area.

Horrible . it literally fell apart this morning also the arms never fit properly very cheap.

This pole is very sturdy and can support all four of my hanging baskets. I have gotten lots of compliments.

Great way to hang multiple feeders, taller than most poles. Very stable stand design without digging or poking holes in the lawn. My birds (and wife & 4 cats) love it.It's heavy... When it arrives, open the box and take out one part at a time.I wish there was a way to lock the hooks in place so they don't turn to the side (thumbscrews would do the job).Minor quibble - I wish there was an extension pole to make it another couple of feet taller. The bottom hook is closer to the ground than I like.As squirrel prevention i wired a slinky below the bottom hook.

My bad for not paying closer attention to the size, this stand is HUGE, covering over 18 sq. feet ! That being said, I do like the height, weight carrying ability and rotatable top. The reasons for rating it as low as I did are due to the poor craftsmanship given the high price. I had to use a lot of force on the arms to get them to seat in the little round and square tubes that hold them. The tubes were welded crooked and the arms weren't straight so they didn't line up well with the tubes. This scratched the soft coating up a lot, which will cause them to rust over time as the stand is on an outdoor patio.Another reason for the low rating was the poor packaging. The box arrived with big holes and tears. While similar shaped pieces were ziptied together and the bundles were separated by a thin sheet of foam, it was all sliding around loose in the box. Due to the shifting weight, the package was very difficult to handle. I'm sure this contributed to all the shipping damage to the package.