How wide are the plant supports?
505049
The horizontal cross pieces can be expanded. We separated our set into 2 small supports ... The width is 14" between each vertical post on one of them, and the width on the other is 12". I guess if you did not expand them the width would be 6-8" between each vertical post. (As pictured, the support can also be used as one single, tall support.) Very sturdy ... ours have held up all summer.
505050
Not wide enough for normal plants. It didnt work for me. But in all fairness, I may have put them in too late. My plants were already big. I still used them but had to do some modifying. I think if you set it up when plants are small they would work good.
505051
about 8" on most there are a couple they are 6" this enables you to vary the width
2167572
The upper shelf is 6 7/8" wide, including the support posts, and the lower shelf is 12 1/2" wide, also including the support posts.
1478535
I bought this item as a gift, so for size I'm going from memory. I think it's about 2 ft wide by about 3 ft tall. It will stand on its own or use hooks to hang on a fence or wall. It was a good but for people needing a garden in a limited space.
1202013
happy to help- hubby says they're 12" across- last year, i fit SO many plants in each of them- you won't be disappointed in their quality or size! i'm ordering some of the window box size this year just for some more variety- have a nice day and happy planting :)
1110101
They are 1" wide prior to cushion compression. (measured from installed pieces)
276026
If you mean the shelves, they're about 1/4" thick. If you mean the horizontal supports, they're about 1 3/4".
278166
I would estimate about 2 ft wide, sorry I am not able to measure exactly right now!
629728
at the base, it is aprox 8 inches and tapers to 3 inches. I like this item because it fits neatly in my garden and supports my small rose bush.
2141737
They are about an inch and a half square... I think they are good for vines...
685910
There are no supports as you were asking about. It is a very nice stand. I have real plants sitting on mine and I love it. I would not hesitate to get another one, if I had room. They are also pretty easy to put together. I think that you would be very happy with this item.
881196
the "stainless" supports run 19" in width from inside end to end. and 17" depth from the back wall
1633799
I am pretty sure ours are three inch. The planter box fits a couple different size deck railings. We are very happy with these. We left them out all winter and they weathered just fine. I just planted pansies in them for the spring.
107942
it depends on how far you pound them into the ground. They have to be in enough to support themselves but I would think you could get 7 to 9 inches out of them if need be. Not sure it they are what your looking for to contain daylilies or vines however.
216700
The chair is at my daughter's so I can't measure. I would estimate that they are about an inch wide however.
1911994
They are approximately 16 inches front to back and 18 1/2 inches wide. They have held up well outside in the weather.
1674463
So far as I can tell with my ruler, their measurements are pretty spot on (1.75 in. wide, 2.75 in. tall). Should work within 2.5 in.
1660632
The big one is 9"h, 12"w; I put plants in the other 2 and gave them away. I am guessing the middle size was about 7"h, 9"w wide. Small one could be around 5"h, 4"w, but not sure.