Bosmere Pot Toes

Used all around the back yard, for big pots... Olive trees, rose bush, Lily of the Nile, etc.Back fence line has huge trees on the back side and anything planted in the ground can't compete with the tree roots.Using the pot toes under them stops the ants from nesting in the pots. Very happy with them.

Need to keep large planters off wood deck

THese seem very sturdy (as long as you position them right). We used them for some very heavy pots. So far, so good.

I like the ease of use. Much easier than dealing with the typical clay “feet.” And if you are using plastic pots, even the big sturdy ones, you can spin the entire pot in place without having to lift the pot. Just make sure that you have a balanced grip on both sides of the pot so the pot stays true through the rotation and it should easily glide around.

I love these pot toes and will probably be ordering more. If you're looking for nondecorative pot lifters that are unobtrusive, then these are the ones to use. I ordered the black ones to use under a large (32" diameter), bowl-shaped pot. With these, you have the ability to stack them for additional height, if necessary. This flexibility is exactly what I needed for this pot, because I placed it on top of a tree stump that has an uneven surface. I was able to level the pot by using a combination of single and doubled-up pot toes.

We bought a whiskey barrel from a company whose whiskey we really like (obviously) and are using it as an end table. When purchasing, the cashier recommended these to prevent from making a ring on the floor from the weight of the barrel and it was a great rec. These are very sturdy and doing a great job holding it off the floor without limiting our ability to use it as a table. The packaging also says you can stack multiple to change the height - we didn't need this feature, but it could be very helpful if placing it on an uneven surface.

I purchased these because I have a large pot with a tree in it on my wood deck. I was concerned that because there was no way for air to circulate under the pot that any water would sit on the deck and not be able to dry up. I looked at the kind of pot holders that had wheels, but with high winds I thought this might be not be the answer. I also don't like the way the holders looked usually not much of color choice and nothing that was clear. I liked the look of these very low key. They were easy to place under the pot, I used six and unless a person really looked you wouldn't notice. They lift the planter up just enough to be able to clean under it and for air circulation. A good buy.

Have been using these pot toes for years. Glad to find them still available. Keeps your pots off deck and patio surfaces to prevent rot and staining, allowing water to dry underneath. Works for small, large and heavy pots. Great idea but don't need to cost as much considering their composition. That being said I would buy them anyway, highly recommend!

Really good plant stands, a great height and unobtrusive, I like that you can build them up higher if needed, that’s useful if you have pots on a bit of an incline. Solid construction.I ordered these initially for my small pots which look silly up on large china style feet, these are so much better.As I wanted black ones had to order from the USA, arrived very quickly, I would definitely buy again.

What a brilliant idea, okay you can use anything to lift pots/ barrels off the ground to help with drainage but these look the part, but wait you may think height of each stand wouldn't make much difference, but double each one by slotting one on top of another instant creates ample ground clearance and drainage, clever idea.

Use for pots on patio. Helps with drainage and frost damage

Love this product, wish they came in a terracotta colour.

Light weight, look good under dark grey pots