WAPAG Outdoor Display Organizer Balcony Review

Love how it turned out for my indoor herb garden. I like making things so it was fun collecting them. And even if you don't like doing something, it's easy and without complicated details. It had everything you need to assemble and even a little bit! I have never ordered anything that comes with such a beautiful tool! And the mini garden tools were a nice touch. It doesn't wobble and feels very durable, which is a must when bringing dirt into your home!

Decent solid shelves. A little difficult to start building but not too difficult. I am very disappointed that it arrived without two shelves and two 7.1 inch support rods. I have contacted the seller twice to find replacements for these items (I want to keep the shelves - love them) but received no response. Very poor/non-existent customer service. UPDATE: The seller emailed me to apologize and then sent the missing pieces along with the puzzle to make up for the inconvenience.

This product is exactly what I was looking for, it's very easy to assemble (and disassemble. I mounted several connectors upside down). The instructions are simple and come with all the tools for safe assembly. The device is very robust and I bought it on sale. One caveat: I didn't really like the beige connectors, a coat of matte black spray paint and matte sealant gave me the look I wanted but would still be nice as is. As you can see I have plenty of shelf space left and I love it.

The plant stand really fits the space I want to see. It was nice that the plant stand comes with gloves and a hammer to assemble the stand, as well as three extra mini gardening tools for future use. It was easy to build but took some time. Wood is visually appealing. I liked that there was space for plants of different sizes. Seems pretty strong. Overall this is a great plant stand that suits my needs. I received them with a few pieces missing, but their customer service is fantastic and…

This plant stand had so many parts I felt overwhelmed at first. However, after reading the simple instructions and realizing that the manufacturer had sent me extra parts (just in case) as well as the necessary tools (hammer, gloves, and even cute planting tools), I decided to give it a try. It might seem a little wobbly when putting it together, but once you're done, all you have to do is grab a hammer and pry out the parts that are stuck too deep (or not far enough) in the ports and you're…

I like that this plant stand has lots of shelves and lets in maximum light. The shelves are also tall with plenty of room for plants to grow. Don't let the pile of sticks overwhelm you! First, organize all the parts into individual stacks and start assembling according to the steps in the guide (Step 1, Step 2, etc.). First you need to build the base! Assembling is not possible if you start somewhere else (e.g. on the sides). Then from that moment everything goes upwards. It's pretty easy. And…

Holy memory! I opened the plant stand packaging and immediately remembered Christmas morning that happened way back when Santa Claus put a very large set of Lincoln trunks under my little brother's Christmas tree and we rushed to try and build a log cabin and garage build the newlyweds for barbie and ranger rick. It was a rushed wedding, after all, and baby Rosie was due anytime. The glorified instructions on the plant stand were a bit confusing at first, but I called my teenage daughter and we