Tikea 4Pcs 3-joint Connectors of Hexagon Plant Stand For DIY...

Super cute plant holder with lots of options to set plants, pictures, or decor on it. There are many pieces to put together, but it is easy to manage and not too time consuming. I hung mine on the wall which looks even better in my opinion than on the ground!

This shelf is a great, versatile option that can fit into a variety of spaces. It looks quite good and is sturdy enough to support plants or items of light to medium weight. The only negative that I would list is that there are A LOT of pieces that have to be assembled. Assembly is not difficult by any means, but it is somewhat tedious. Overall very happy with the purchase and how it looks in our living room!

Got this as an affordable display shelf for my vendor booth. I use them as single hexagons with one flat shelf in the middle on my tables. I display the patchwork hats I make in them. It has added a boutique feel to my booth. It was easy enough to put together, and when I'm done I take the hexagons half apart and stack them up. It's lightweight and easy to transport like that. I did use a wood stain marker on the ends of the wood because they were unfinished. Its a good size when put together and would look great with plants on it as intended.

This is exactly what I was hoping for when I purchased. It is so cute and has held up to all of my plants and my redecorating. I get compliments on it everytime someone news stops by. Super easy to build and came with everything you need to make sure it goes up smoothly.

I am a professional botanist. I love plants. I am a plant nerd. This plant stand is gorgeous, but it is a huge pain to put together. There are SO many pieces it's kind of overwhelming, and they are not really distinctly marked. Soaking the pieces in warm water is almost a necessity, and you need to play close attention while assembling. Second, the frame is very poorly stained and is not water-proofed, which means that whenever it encounters water, it is going to bleed dark brown everywhere. The photo with my hand in it is after handling the wood immediately after soaking the elbows ONLY. The bleeding wood stain became too hazardous for my rental unit, so I wound up soaking all of the wood in hot water in the bath tub with oxyclean to wash some of the excess stain out (see photos). Tragically, this also means that the wood expanded and swelled with the water, making it much more difficult to assemble as the wood pieces did not want to fit into the plastic elbows, resulting in it taking me ~3.5hrs to assemble it using my full bodyweight (I am weak). Lastly, there are a lot of pieces. A LOT. Which also means that there are a lot of weaknesses at various joints. Sure, it took a little time for the shelves to settle, but that does not mean the weaknesses are still not there, and I would avoid putting too much weight on it. The other issue is that the hexagons are big, but they're not THAT big, so getting enough weight via a large enough potted plant on the bottom tiers is an issue. All that said, it is absolutely gorgeous and I really love the look. Sadly, it doesn't work for my household (read: cats) so I will be gifting it to some coworkers.