Will this hold a plant that weighs about 200 pounds? (actually the ceramic pot is huge and very heavy)
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I believe so. I placed it under very heavy plants, and it is holding the planter very well.
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On the glass there is a sticker that says to not put anything over 13lbs, so going by that, no. But a potted plant if placed in the middle that weighs more than that, it may very well hold up.
1119904
Yes it will take 12" pots, but may not want them to heavy as it is a ceramic top.
1282641
I don't think the pot is heavy at all; unless filled with water, then it can be a little weighty. The bottom also does not have much weight to it. I bought this pot for the office and, thus far, has served us well. And it looks good sitting on the counter!
994459
I used it with a 16 inch pot potted with 4 foot tropical...no problems moving it...very stable
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Hi My wife has a couple of potted plants on each self. the weight is No Problem. I slid the two plants on the top shelf to the sides and place 16 pounds of weight on it. The shelf held the weight it without a problem but obviously it become a little top heavy and easier to tip over. IMO if you place the heavier weighted stuff on the bottom shelf and the lightest stuff on the top shelf tipping over would be a non issue.
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Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved me money. Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved... » Read More Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved me money. « Show Less
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If you mean a heavy pottery dish, along with the weight of a heavy potted plant--there would be a concern that over time the metal would bend; remember the plant above will drip onto the one below. You could try this, it will support the weight. I sprayed mine with clear urethane, a couple coats, when it first arrived, so it will hold up to the moisture outside without corroding, as all metal stuff does.
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If plants are NOT too heavy, yes. It would be easier to answer if you stated size of plant/pot size???
1650855
The pot I bought will hold 2 pounds of dry NAVY (not Great Northern) beans, and said so in the description. I don't have the pot available just now to measure. So I will defer to A. J. Tremblay as to his/her measurement. Good luck, and enjoy your pot!!!
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I would think so. We have a large planter on it, and it's been very sturdy. We love it, I think you will too.
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Hi Colleen, I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved me money.
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I don't think any of my potted plants weigh 10lbs. They probably are 5 - 8 lbs. However, I think it would be ok to try out a 10lb. pot because I have other decorative items on each shelf, including different rocks. Won't know til you try it! The rack is very sturdy and stable and also an attractive addition to our patio.
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I do not know how much weight this supposts. I do know it will support an approx. 10 lb. artificial plant. However, do carefully check interior diameter of this item to insure it is greater than the exterior diameter of your plant or item to be placed on it.
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Hard to weigh it. Pot and saucer are 32" dia. and 18" high, filled with dirt and a 5 gallon camellia. My guess is 100lbs maybe. I believe the stand could handle much more than that. One other thing, this is at our front door so it has to look beautiful. We looked at every stand available and this is by far the best looking!
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The dolly will hold pots up to 12" in diameter so size would not be a problem. According to the description, it wil hold up to 200 lbs, so you are at or near the limit of what the dolly can carry.
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I think it holds up to 300lbs. It depends on size of pots to how much you can fit.