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.

Probably not the cheapest option available, but I have been happy with the purchase and expect to get several growing seasons out of the two sets that I bought. Hard to get too jazzed up about rubber discs, but my cherry tomato, pickling cucumber, and sunflower plants have all sat tight on these without issue. Currently have 4 of them under Fiskars 20", 16", and 12" resin TerraPots. Rubber surface is grippy on the resin. Good for drainage and gives it a modest lift off of the concrete. Simple item, but won't be growing container veggies without them now!

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.

I have WAY too many plants and I constantly live in fear that they're going to ruin my wooden floors and furniture. It has definitely happened before, so I've started buying those cork mats to put under the saucers, but I needed some extra protection for my plants sitting on the floor. These work! They only lift the pot over ever so slightly, so it doesn't look like your plant is hoovering over the floor. The material is also slip-resistant, so everything stays put.One thing, but these are a lot larger than I expected. Which is fine since they're used on my very large pots (10" or higher). Just something to keep in mind.

These pot feet are terrific. I didn't know they existed before; They are much less expensive than the terra cotta ones I have used in the past and keep the pot more stable. They barely show, but keep the pot off the deck so it does not get so dirty and discolored. Great value!

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.

So far...so good. I've only had them for a few days, but we've put them under some heavy concretepots on a concrete base. The feet are very unobtrusive, but high enough to allow good drainage. We alsoput them under a pot on a pedestal that refuses to be straight. Since the pedestal is hidden by a hedge,the pot feet were magical. At the moment, I'm very satisfied.

Exactly what I wanted. Needed something for my deck to keep the flower pots from ruining the wood. These are invisible when used. For X-Larger and Large pots I use 4 per pot and for Medium and Smaller I use 3 per pot. So far so good. Also since they are round it is easy to sping the pots to rotate with the sun and they don't really get dislodged. I have only had one of the large pots get its foot get dislodge and I think I did it because it was so heavy. I have had to double them up for one of my pot larger designs which has a larger concave bottom but no big deal. I will buy more as the need arises. Much better price than so many I have seen in the garden centers.