DIY Three-tiered Rolling Plant Stand

Drill two pocket holes on the far ends of each short side of the Bottom Shelf, with both holes within 3 1/2" of the long edge. Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach the Bottom Shelf to the two Back Posts.

Drill two pocket holes on the far ends of each short side of the Middle Shelf, with both holes within 3 1/2" of the long edge. Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach the Middle Shelf to the two Back Posts 12" above the Bottom Shelf.

Drill two pocket holes on the far ends of each short side of the Top Shelf, with both holes within 3 1/2" of the long edge. Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach the Top Shelf to the two Back Posts 12" above the Middle Shelf.

• Using a miter saw, cut a 22.5 degree miter on one end of a Front Post.
• Align the board to be flush with the top of a Back Post and mark where the board needs to be cut to be flush on the bottom of the Bottom Shelf.
• Cut a parallel 22.5 degree miter at that mark and repeat for the other Front Post. Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach each shelf to the Front Posts, ensuring each shelf is level.

If using outdoors, ensure you use an outdoor sealant to protect it from weather and water from watering the plants. If using indoors, add whatever stain you'd like, but ensure you add a protective coating to protect the piece from absorbing water.

Attach casters to the underside of the Bottom Shelf for rolling.

• Add your plants!
• Fill each shelf with different size pots and plants. Roll your planter to fit your needs and enjoy!

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