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indoor tall plant stand

indoor tall plant stand Giantex 3 Tier Tall Plant Stand Indoor, 36 Inch Corner Plant Holder with Drawer & Metal Frame 1 Pack

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indoor tall plant stand Giantex 3 Tier Tall Plant Stand Indoor, 36 Inch Corner Plant Holder with Drawer & Metal Frame 1 Pack[Plenty of Storage Space]: The plant stand features 3 open shelves that provide an organized way to showcase your botanical treasures. Each shelf offers ample space to arrange high potted plants. And the integrated drawer is perfect for keeping essential gardening tools, thus creating a neat room. [Meet Versatile Needs]: In addition to its primary function as a plant display stand, the versatile flower rack doubles up as a display shelf. Therefore,

  • [Plenty of Storage Space]: The plant stand features 3 open shelves that provide an organized way to showcase your botanical treasures. Each shelf offers ample space to arrange high potted plants. And the integrated drawer is perfect for keeping essential gardening tools, thus creating a neat room.
  • [Meet Versatile Needs]: In addition to its primary function as a plant display stand, the versatile flower rack doubles up as a display shelf. Therefore, you can use it to hold your books or beloved collections according to your actual needs.
  • [Anti-tipping Device]: The plant table with drawer is equipped with 2 anti-tipping devices that securely fastens the table to the wall to prevent accidental impacts, which is an ideal choice for family with kids or pets.
  • [Sturdy & Lasting Materials]: With powder-coated metal frame, the flowerpot holder boasts excellent stability and resistance to deformation. And the veneered board is easy-to-clean for lasting use. In addition, there exists anti-slip pads to keep the floor from unwanted damage.
  • [Simple & Space-saving Design]: The plant stand's vertical layout makes it an ideal choice for smaller living spaces such as balconies, bedrooms or apartments. Plus, the simulated wood grain adds a touch of sophistication, blending seamlessly with any decor style.

Product Description

Description:
The tiered plant stand is a great addition to any plant lover's collection!
The 3-tier plant stand with 3 open shelves provides a neat way to display your favorite potted plants. And the drawer can keep important tools or collections in place. Therefore, the versatile flower rack is also a display shelf. With 2 anti-tipping devices, you can anchoring the plant stand to wall for increased stability. The powder-coated metal frame combines with non-slip pads, ensuring superior stability without scratching your floor. Featuring simulated wood grain, the space-saving vertical plant table is a smart choice for balcony, living room or apartment.

Features:
Versatile 3-tier display shelf is suitable for books, plants and ornaments
Featuring a slide-out drawer to store private items
Unlike others without anti-tipping device, ours will reduce the risk caused by tipping over
Robust metal frame with powder coating ensures lasting use
Double as a display shelf for books or ornaments
Space-saving 3-tier vertical design makes it suitable for corners
Equipped with non-slip foot pads to protect your floor
Faux wood grain will increase the style of your entryway, living room or office

Specifications:
Color: Grey & Black
Material: Metal + Engineered Wood + MDF
Overall Dimension: 12" x 12" x 36" (L x W x H)
Drawer Size: 10" x 7" x 4" (L x W x H)
Net Weight: 19.5 lbs
Each Tier Weight Capacity: 44 lbs
Drawer Weight Capacity: 22 lbs

Package includes:
1/2x 3 Tier Plant Stand
1 x Instruction

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