Bosmere Pot Toes, Plant Pot Risers for Indoor and Outdoor, Prevent Stains and Rotting on Wood, Cement, and Tile, Terra-cotta (Pack of 6)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works great. Had super heavy pot that needed lifting for better darainage. These worked great.

used under a very large, heavy, ceramic indoor pot with large plant. Barely seen. Allows the pot to be moved to rotate. Elevated enough to allow a thin drip plate under the drain hole. great product.

These are far cheaper than buying terra cotta pot elevators. They have a minimal amount of product that is actually in contact with a deck, which helps it dry out quickly. They are easy to use and can be snapped together if you want them to be taller. With pots that are less than eight inches wide at the base, they protrude too much for my liking, but with larger pots, they only have a small lip that shows, and that lip helps secure the pot so it is fine with me. I like it that they come in two colors and I choose the black color, even with my terra cotta pots so that there is a bit of contrast rather than a possibility of a color clash. I bought three packs and came back recently for another two packages because I like them so well (I have a lot of pots and a lot of decks). I think they will last forever. On really large pots, you need to use four but on most of my pots I use three. I have them under the feet of a large heavy concrete planter and they hold up just fine. I am very happy with them. It sure beats the system of small rocks that I used to use.

These work great! I needed something to lift my plants off the ground and these feet work great. I have both small pots and huge pots and every pot only needed 3 for stability. It was easy to install these. My only complaint is I wish they had a way to screw them on to the bottom of the pots so you could move them around without the feet falling off. They're also a little pricey for what they are but such is life.

They are great. Better drainage for my pots and air can get under them so my deck can dry. It takes 3 to hold 1 pot. That's 4 pots a bag. I have several pots and these are not inexpensive but very durable. I would be surprised if I ever had to replace them. The 2 packs I bought here were cheaper than I paid for 1 pack at a garden center last year. They are very strong. Mine hold up some very large ceramic pots filled completely with potting soil.

I was getting bugs and water stains on my deck from my containers but this solved the issue. Easy to install and practically invisible.Tip: you will need to use at 3 per container if round, 4 if square

These worked great for flower pots that needed to be lifted from the stone decking. They are not noticeable at all, in expensive and do the trick. Planning to get more for pots on the deck

Prevents water damage. Versatile, strong, unobtrusive. Worth the price. I’ve messed around with rubber dots, didn’t find them easy to position or very stable. These are my go-to, because we have a deck that goes all the way around the house with numerous pots and planters on it. Creates a stable pot that is lifted off the wood with a very small footprint for the toes (OK, didn’t mean to make that joke…)