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indoor plant stands for large plants

indoor plant stands for large plants Plant Stand for Indoor Display

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indoor plant stands for large plants Plant Stand for Indoor DisplayA Unique Indoor Bespoke Plant Stand is a great addition for any 7 Inch or smaller plant pot with drainage hole to add elevation. This stand can be used as a plant stand, end table, nesting table or even an elevated stool on a countertop for more storage. A sleek and mid century modern look. Made with high quality plant based materials that are recyclable and biodegradable, although these will last for years to come. Stylish, Functional and

A Unique Indoor Bespoke Plant Stand is a great addition for any 7 Inch or smaller plant pot with drainage hole to add elevation. This stand can be used as a plant stand, end table, nesting table or even an elevated stool on a countertop for more storage. A sleek and mid century modern look.

Made with high-quality plant based materials that are recyclable and biodegradable, although these will last for years to come. Stylish, Functional and Sustainable!

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The Unique saucer feature provides an area for water to drip while also being a cute stand. Functional and Sturdy to hold your heaviest of plants. Use this stool as a prop in your next video or photography shoot. Lightweight, small round table is strong and sturdy. Get into your Cottagecore room decor with this beautiful crafted, eco-friendly stand.

Mix and Match the color shelf with color legs that you desire. We have provided a picture of most color combinations. Create the perfect aesthetic indie room decor.

Dimensions:
Small:
Height - 4 inches
Shelf - 4.5 x 4.5 inches
Great to use as a small centerpiece for table, counter, or island.

Medium:
Height - 6 inches
Shelf - edge to edge 6.8 inches
Great for medium sized plants that you want to elevate from a surface.

Large:
Height - 8 inches
Shelf - 9.2 x 9.2 inches
Great for larger plants to use on the floor.
MAX WEIGHT 100 Pounds.

Table comes fully assembled and ready to display right out of the box, making this the perfect gift.

Note
Our items are 3D printed with PLA - a type of thermoplastic polymer derived from Upcycled materials like Corn, Beets, and Wheat Grass. PLA is 100% biodegradable, recyclable and compostable!

PLA Is very strong and sturdy. Sudden bumps or falls will not harm these items as they are designed to withstand unexpected life happenings.

Our goal is to make sure every planter has minimal layer lines and surface imperfections. We only ship planters we would be proud to plant in.

Every End Table is thoroughly tested upon shipment for sturdiness and strength.

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