Descrizione
Floor space is the one thing every plant collection eventually runs out of. The plants do not stop arriving, but the sunny patch by the window stays the same size. A tiered stand is the only honest answer: it turns one footprint of floor into seven shelves of light, and it puts the foliage at eye level where it was always meant to be seen.
This frame stands 180 centimetres tall and 98 centimetres wide while occupying a footprint just 23.8 centimetres deep, which is what makes it work in a narrow space. It fits against a wall, beside a window, in the corner of a small flat, or along a balcony edge where a flat table would block the walking route. Seven shelves carry plants at intervals that keep the lower levels from being shaded by the upper ones, and the integrated hanging rod adds a top rail for trailing species whose growth habit is downward rather than upward.The construction is a mixed material frame: iron for the structure and the load path, particle board for the shelf surfaces. That combination is deliberate. Iron carries the weight without flexing, and the boards give a flat, stable platform that a pot can sit on without rocking, which matters more than it sounds when a stand is 180 centimetres tall and someone nudges it while watering. The black and brown palette is quiet enough to disappear behind the plants.Assembly is a household job. It arrives flat, it goes together with the supplied fixings, and the panels are finished so that they tolerate the occasional overspill from a watering can. Place the heaviest pots low, where the frame is strongest, and the trailing plants at the top, where the rod can carry them.You do not need more floor. You need more height.
Why It Works In A Small Space
- Seven tiers converts a single footprint into seven shelves of growing surface at staggered light intervals.
- 98cm wide, 23.8cm deep a narrow profile that fits a wall, a window edge or a balcony route without blocking passage.
- 180cm tall puts foliage at eye level and lifts the lower shelves clear of shading from the upper ones.
- Integrated hanging rod a dedicated rail at the top for trailing plants, which otherwise have nowhere to go on a shelf system.
- Iron frame with board shelves the iron carries the load, the boards give pots a flat surface that does not rock.
- Black and brown finish reads as furniture and stays visually quiet behind the plants.
- Flat-pack assembly supplied fixings, household tools, no cutting or drilling of the frame.
Technical Specifications
- Type multi-tier plant shelf with hanging rod
- Tiers 7 shelves
- Dimensions 98 x 23.8 x 180 cm (38.58 x 9.37 x 70.87 in)
- Materials iron frame with particle board shelves
- Colour black and brown
- Net weight 14 kg (30.86 lb)
- Assembly flat pack with supplied fixings
- Load notes place heavier pots on lower tiers
- Use indoor, conservatory, covered balcony, sunroom
- Finish care wipe with a damp cloth, dry spills promptly
Where It Belongs
The clearest fit is a flat or apartment where the window that gets the light is also the wall that has to hold a sofa, so the only usable direction is upward. It also suits a conservatory or sunroom where the floor is claimed by furniture, a covered balcony where a deep stand would block the walking line, and a plant shop or cafe that wants a display that reads as deliberate rather than improvised. Herbs, succulents and trailing species all behave better at raised levels, where they get light from more than one side.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much weight can each shelf take?
A: Distribute heavier pots across the lower tiers, where the iron frame is closest to the load path. For very large planters, keep them on the bottom two levels and check the shelf boards regularly.
Q: Will it fit in a narrow space?
A: The footprint is 23.8 centimetres deep, which is roughly the depth of a dinner plate. That is what lets it sit against a wall or along a balcony without blocking a route.
Q: Is the hanging rod included?
A: Yes. The rod is part of the frame, which is what makes the stand usable for trailing plants as well as potted ones.
Q: How long does assembly take?
A: It arrives flat and assembles with the supplied fixings and household tools. Most owners report it as a single sitting rather than a project.
Q: Can I use it outside?
A: It is best used indoors or under cover. The board shelves do not want to sit in direct rain, so a covered balcony or a sunroom is the right home for it.
Q: Is it stable once assembled?
A: The iron frame carries the structure and the boards give pots a flat seat. Keep the heaviest weight low and level the feet on the floor before loading the shelves.
Q: Does it work for herbs and succulents?
A: That is what it is built for. Raised levels give small plants light from more than one direction, which is what keeps them compact instead of stretching.
Q: Can it be used as a display shelf?
A: Yes. Several owners use it in a shop or cafe where the plants are part of the interior rather than a collection, and the black and brown palette sits behind the foliage rather than competing with it.
The EastSupplier Promise
We list the dimensions we measured and the materials we actually ship, because a stand that does not fit the space is a return for both of us. If you need to confirm the depth against your balcony, or you want advice on which tiers to load heaviest, message our team and we will answer with the numbers. Ordering, shipping and support are handled by us from start to finish.
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