https://www.chatfieldcourt.com/the-easiest-diy-rolling-plant-stand/

I liked that one! I explained how to turn that design using 4ft x 8ft
PT 3/4 inch plywood into 3 6ft x 16inch with 6wheels then remaining 2ft
x 4ft section can make 8 12inch square ones. She has a large deck and
wants to make a container garden on wheels for it.

In alt.home.repair, on Thu, 25 Apr 2024 16:29:04 +0000, "cshenk"
<cshenk@virginia-beach.net> wrote:

>https://www.chatfieldcourt.com/the-easiest-diy-rolling-plant-stand/
>
>I liked that one! I explained how to turn that design using 4ft x 8ft
>PT 3/4 inch plywood into 3 6ft x 16inch with 6wheels then remaining 2ft
>x 4ft section can make 8 12inch square ones. She has a large deck and
>wants to make a container garden on wheels for it.

I wouldn't make all 11 until I saw how she felt about the 2 or 3 that
were made first. And maybe 1/2" plywood is enough. Don't forget that
there will be times when one has to move them around without a plant on
them, when one has to store them, maybe on edge.

On 4/25/2024 12:29 PM, cshenk wrote:
> https://www.chatfieldcourt.com/the-easiest-diy-rolling-plant-stand/
>
> I liked that one! I explained how to turn that design using 4ft x 8ft
> PT 3/4 inch plywood into 3 6ft x 16inch with 6wheels then remaining 2ft
> x 4ft section can make 8 12inch square ones. She has a large deck and
> wants to make a container garden on wheels for it.

Wondered what my wife bought that is in the garage. Turns out she said
it a rolling plant stand. It is all metal.

micky wrote:

> In alt.home.repair, on Thu, 25 Apr 2024 16:29:04 +0000, "cshenk"
> <cshenk@virginia-beach.net> wrote:
>
> > https://www.chatfieldcourt.com/the-easiest-diy-rolling-plant-stand/
> >
> > I liked that one! I explained how to turn that design using 4ft x
> > 8ft PT 3/4 inch plywood into 3 6ft x 16inch with 6wheels then
> > remaining 2ft x 4ft section can make 8 12inch square ones. She has
> > a large deck and wants to make a container garden on wheels for it.
>
> I wouldn't make all 11 until I saw how she felt about the 2 or 3 that
> were made first. And maybe 1/2" plywood is enough. Don't forget
> that there will be times when one has to move them around without a
> plant on them, when one has to store them, maybe on edge.

She plans to move them with plants on top. Has ti be on wheels, She
has tools but lacks time. Now she;s looking at some Amazon links I
sent her.'

Frank wrote:

> On 4/25/2024 12:29 PM, cshenk wrote:
> > https://www.chatfieldcourt.com/the-easiest-diy-rolling-plant-stand/
> >
> > I liked that one! I explained how to turn that design using 4ft x
> > 8ft PT 3/4 inch plywood into 3 6ft x 16inch with 6wheels then
> > remaining 2ft x 4ft section can make 8 12inch square ones. She has
> > a large deck and wants to make a container garden on wheels for it.
>
> Wondered what my wife bought that is in the garage. Turns out she
> said it a rolling plant stand. It is all metal.

Nyssa liked some at the garden center but they were expensive. I don't
know her age but fixed income likely.

On 4/26/2024 1:41 PM, cshenk wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>
>> On 4/25/2024 12:29 PM, cshenk wrote:
>>> https://www.chatfieldcourt.com/the-easiest-diy-rolling-plant-stand/
>>>
>>> I liked that one! I explained how to turn that design using 4ft x
>>> 8ft PT 3/4 inch plywood into 3 6ft x 16inch with 6wheels then
>>> remaining 2ft x 4ft section can make 8 12inch square ones. She has
>>> a large deck and wants to make a container garden on wheels for it.
>>
>> Wondered what my wife bought that is in the garage. Turns out she
>> said it a rolling plant stand. It is all metal.
>
> Nyssa liked some at the garden center but they were expensive. I don't
> know her age but fixed income likely.

Wife bought hers with no purpose in mind and it just sits in garage. We
have a large gardenia that I move in and out of the house and takes a
dolly. Rolling planter would probably not get over bumps out the
sliding glass door to the deck.