Drainage options vary by model: some planters have multiple drainage holes, some have a single hole, a few list no drainage holes, and one design uses an open base that sits on the ground to allow drainage.
Usage varies by listing: some stands are labeled indoor-only, some outdoor-only, and several are marketed for both indoor and outdoor use.
Features vary by design and include S-hooks for hanging, multiple storage hooks, lockable or free-rolling wheels (and wooden wagon wheels with handles), and top hooks for tool storage.
Capacities vary by product. Examples given include about 20 lb per shelf, 66 lb per planter box (with one raised-bed listing noting 198 lb total), and a 44 lb capacity for a wagon-style planter.
Materials across the listings include: metal; engineered wood with metal frames; fir wood (including carbonized fir for some wooden planters); HDPE and polypropylene (PP) plastics; and ceramic.
Assembly requirements vary: several items state “Adult assembly required” (some note tools are provided), some require no assembly, and others specify adult assembly with tools included.
