Flower Pot Feet, Invisible Flower Pot Risers, Rubber Risers for Plant Pots - 20 or 8 Pc (20)

Ok, rarely do I feel any product is deserving of five stars. However, these flower pot feet are so simple and fit for their task, one could assign them only five stars if they work or one star if they don't.. Obviously, they work. All I wanted was something to raise my pots off the ground so that they drain properly. It didn't occur to me that the "feet" would be invisible (better "unobtrusive") as advertised. For years I have been using the clay feet that one can find in any Home Depot or like store, but I have never been happy with them. They are expensive for what they do in my opinion, they break, often they don't fit the pot physically, nor do they fit the pot aesthetically. These bone simple miniature hockey pucks, however, do their job perfectly. They raise the pots half an inch off the deck, they are non-skid, they are inexpensive, and they are nearly invisible. Because they are low to the ground, black, and designed to fit entirely under the pot, they do not call attention to themselves as do the clay feet. Simple, efficient, and inexpensive: a rare five stars.

Simple product, super easy to use, make a big difference on our front porch area for the giant pots we have (each is 3 feet in diameter, 2 feet tall; I moved them up have a flight of stairs but it took me plus two other grown men, so they're heavy, but my wife put the feet in by herself by tilting the pots one side at a time).No unusual colors draining from below the pots; the feet seem completely inert even in the face of alternating heavy rains and neighborhood dogs peeing on them for the past two months.Even though I haven't had them for long, they still look great! (as in, you can't even see them under the pots)Overpriced for what they are? It depends on how much you value convenience and perfectly even flower pots. I'm a grad student and these fit my budget, so they'll probably fit yours.

I have been using my Flower Pot Feet for a couple weeks now and am quite happy with them. They keep my pots off the deck to prevent staining and barely visible. One consideration however, is that when using them with larger heavy pots, they do not slide at all. The pots must be picked up and the feet repositioned. These feet seem very durable and anticipate using them for years to come under my medium/small pots. I will still use plant stands with wheels for my largest plants in case they need moved. These pot feet will be much easier to store when not in use because they are so small. In my opinion, they are just the right size and would purchase again.

These rubber feet work so well and are very convenient to use. It doesn't matter what size your pot is, you just space out 3 under the pot and it's perfect! You can't see them and they lift the pot just high enough to allow water and air to flow under. I ordered more because I liked them so much.I feel these pucks can be used in any application outdoors or indoors, anything that needs a little lift.

I bought Lift My Pot Flower Feet to hold outside planters up off the pavement so they can drain. These risers are 2" circles cut from 3/4" thick rubber; they are stiff and appear to be durable. I'm concerned that the rubber might leave black marks on the surface beneath them but it's too early to tell. My biggest complaint is the cost--these appear to be simple plugs cut from scraps of rubber and there's little to justify the price of almost $1 per riser. Though these work as intended, I recommend looking around your garage to see if you can improvise something from material on hand before buying these.

These are great. Thick and sturdy. Extra large so they hold pot saucer firmly in place. Round shape means never having to worry about orientation. Much better than its tiny square cousin.

It was exactly as described. I am very pleased with it. The pot risers are very sturdy. I have big, heavy pots and and it lifts my pots off the ground just enough to let the water run through. I've used the plastic feet also but I prefer these rubber risers. They are much easier to use. You don't have to worry about the pot falling off the feet.

In the community where I live, there is a regulation that requires us to have a plant caddy or platform (preferably one with casters) under each pot in order to avoid the accumulation of moisture on the decking on our balconies and breezeways in order to prevent dry rot. For large pots, I have found caddies with wheels, and once I even found some rounded resin things that not only lifted the pot to let air underneath the pot, but also allows one to slide the pot easily, if it needs to be moved. But now I can't find those anyway. So, when I needed something to allow air under some smaller pots, I was stumped, until I found these Pot Feet. While they don't allow me to "slide" the pot, they definitely let the air through and I don't have to worry about the decking being stained. They work great on odd sized or odd shaped pots/planters, so yes.. I am quite happy with them.