Plant Stands
Plant stands at Valuhub Canada lift pots to the right height. The range runs from tiered wood and bamboo racks to tall metal corner shelves. It also has garden trellises for climbing plants, wall planters and flower carts. It suits balconies, patios, sunrooms and gardens.
Wooden Plant Stand Outdoor Indoor Solid Wood Flower Pot Holder Display Shelf-M
Solid Wood Plant Stand for Flowerpots and Succulents
Indoor Outdoor Wood Plant Stand Multi-Tiered Corner Plant Shelf Flowerpot Holder-Brown
Indoor Plant Stand with Grow Lights 58 inches Tall 8-Tier Corner Metal Plant Shelf-Set of 2
Indoor Plant Stand 63 inches Tall 10-Tier Corner Metal Plant Shelf Large Flowerpot Holder-Brown
Indoor Plant Stand with Grow Lights Tall 8-Tier Corner Metal Plant Shelf-Set of 2
6-Tier Plastic Modular Storage Shelves for Living Room and Kitchen-Black
6-Tier Plastic Modular Storage Shelves for Living Room and Kitchen-Gray
6-Tier Plastic Modular Storage Shelves for Living Room and Kitchen-White
6-Tier Metal Plant Stand Ladder Display Rack with Hanging Hooks-Black
4-Tier Bamboo Plant Rack with Guardrails Stable and Space-Saving-Walnut
3-Tier Metal Plant Stand Indoor Outdoor Tall Corner Flower Pot Holder Display Rack
3-Tier Plant Stand Flower Pot Display Shelf-White
3-Tier Plant Stand Flower Pot Display Shelf-Natural
Heavy Duty Acacia Wood Rolling Plant Stand with 360° Lockable Casters-Set of 2
Heavy Duty Acacia Wood Rolling Plant Stand with 360° Lockable Casters-Set of 4
2/3-Tier Folding Wooden Storage Shelves for Entryway and Garden-2-Tier
2/3-Tier Folding Wooden Storage Shelves for Entryway and Garden-3-Tier
4-Tier Foldable Plant Stand with Slatted Shelves for Garden-Brown
4-Tier Foldable Plant Stand with Slatted Shelves for Garden-Gray
4-Tier Foldable Plant Stand with Slatted Shelves for Garden-Natural
4-Tier Foldable Plant Stand with Slatted Shelves for Garden-Orange
3-Tier Foldable Plant Stand with Slatted Shelves and Fir Wood Frame-Brown
3-Tier Foldable Plant Stand with Slatted Shelves and Fir Wood Frame-Gray
3-Tier Foldable Plant Stand with Slatted Shelves and Fir Wood Frame-Natural
3-Tier Foldable Plant Stand with Slatted Shelves and Fir Wood Frame-Orange
55.5 inch Tall Plant Stand 10-Tier Plant Rack with 16 Colors LED Strip Lights-Rustic Brown
3-Tier Carbonized Fir Wood Plant Display Stand Wooden Dessert Candy Cart-Brown
2-Tier Ladder Shelf Rustic Plant Stand with Fir Wood Frame-Rusticbrown
3-Tier Fir Wood Plant Stand with Fabric Canopy and 3 Wheels-Brown
Plant stands, plant shelves and garden trellises
Valuhub's plant stands collection brings together tiered racks, corner shelves and trellises that lift pots and support climbing plants. Many fold flat for storage. Most are made of metal, wood or bamboo.
Valuhub Canada shoppers use them on balconies, patios, sunrooms and in garden beds. A stand puts pots closer to the light. A trellis gives vines something to climb. Browse indoor plants to fill the shelves.
Plant stands at a glance
Types of plant stands in this collection
Valuhub's range falls into five groups, starting with the largest.
Tiered stands and racks
Tiered racks are the largest group. Most have 3 tiers, and others run to 4, 5, 6 or 9 tiers. Wood, fir wood frame and bamboo racks suit patios and sunrooms. A wooden plant stand with slatted shelves lets water drain. Many fold flat. Use a tiered plant stand to show several pots in one footprint.
Tall metal corner shelves
A metal plant stand for a corner reaches 58 to 71 in (147 to 180 cm). It has 6, 8 or 10 tiers. Several come with hanging hooks, adjustable foot pads or a drawer. A plant stand with grow lights comes in sets of two. These shelves suit living rooms and sunrooms that need vertical space.
Garden trellises
Garden trellises support climbing plants such as roses, clematis and cucumbers. Choices include metal panels in sets of two and arch trellises near 8 ft (2.4 m). A-frame cucumber trellises come with netting. Panel heights run from 39 to 72 in (99 to 183 cm). Pair them with raised garden beds.
Flower carts and wagon planters
Flower carts and wagon planters add a decorative base for pots. The range includes a heavy duty metal flower cart and a tricycle plant stand in Parisian style. Wooden wagon planters add magnetic accessories. They work as a feature at an entry or on a deck.
Wall planters and vertical planters
Wall planters free up floor space. One has three tiers and six pots, and another set has three metal shelves. A 5 tier vertical planter on wheels gives herbs and flowers a movable home. See planter sets and garden accessories for more garden pieces.
Check each product page for exact size, tiers and weight limits.
How do you choose a plant stand?
Measure the space and the pots
Measure the floor spot and the pot width. A 3 tier stand near 24 in (61 cm) wide fits a balcony corner. Leave about 5 cm (2 in) between pots so leaves have room to grow.
Match the material to the place
Metal and bamboo suit covered patios and indoor spots. Wood looks warm but needs dry conditions. Check the listing for indoor or outdoor use before you buy. Slatted shelves and saucers help with drainage.
Count the tiers you need
Pick 3 tiers for a few herbs or small pots. Pick 6 to 10 tiers for a collection. Put the heaviest pots on the lowest shelf, because wet soil adds weight.
Think about light and height
A tall corner shelf near a window gives each tier light. A 58 to 71 in (147 to 180 cm) shelf holds plants at eye level. Grow lights help in darker rooms.
Size a trellis for the plant
Choose a trellis as tall as the mature plant. Cucumbers and clematis climb 6 ft (1.8 m) or more. Push the legs firmly into soil, and add netting for thin vines.
Where do plant stands work best?
Balconies and patios get the most from tiered racks. An outdoor plant stand in bamboo or wood puts pots off the floor and keeps the deck clear. Fold it flat at the end of the season. See lawn and garden for more outdoor pieces.
Living rooms, kitchens and sunrooms suit tall metal corner shelves. A corner plant stand in a bright spot holds herbs, succulents and trailing vines at several heights. A model with a drawer also stores small tools.
Vegetable beds and flower borders use garden trellises. An arch trellis frames a path, and an A-frame trellis supports cucumbers and tomatoes. Set the trellis before the plants grow tall, so stems do not break. Tie young stems loosely to the frame as they climb.
How do you set up and care for a plant stand?
Set up a plant stand on a flat, level floor and check that it does not wobble. Place heavy pots on the lower shelves. Use saucers so water does not stain the floor. Wipe wood and bamboo with a dry cloth and keep them out of standing water. Fold the stand flat for winter storage.
Shipping and returns: Free shipping on orders over $150. Delivery details show on each product page. Unused items can be returned within 14 days of delivery under our refund policy.
Plant stand FAQs
What is a plant stand used for?
A plant stand lifts pots off the floor and puts plants closer to the light. It also groups several pots in one footprint and protects floors from water. Tiered stands and corner shelves work for herbs, succulents and flowering plants in small rooms.
How many tiers do I need on a plant shelf?
Three tiers hold a few small pots or herbs. Six to ten tiers suit a larger collection in a living room or sunroom. Choose by the number of pots and the height of your window, then check the weight limit.
Can I use an indoor plant stand outside?
Check the listing first. Many stands here are listed for indoor and outdoor use. Keep wood and bamboo under cover or dry, and bring a folding stand inside for winter. Metal frames take wet weather better than untreated wood, so pick the frame to match the spot.
What is the best trellis for cucumbers?
An A-frame trellis or an arch trellis with netting works well for cucumbers. Pick one 6 ft (1.8 m) or taller for strong growth. The net gives tendrils something to grip. The frame keeps fruit off the soil and lets air move around the leaves.
How tall should a garden trellis be?
A trellis should match the mature height of the plant. Panels near 39 to 60 in (99 to 152 cm) suit sweet peas and small vines. Taller panels or arches near 7 to 8 ft (2.1 to 2.4 m) suit roses, clematis and cucumbers.
How do I keep a tall plant shelf from tipping?
Set the shelf on a level floor and place heavy pots on the lowest tier. Use the adjustable foot pads if your model has them. Keep the shelf in a corner and away from doorways to lower the risk of bumps.
