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POTRISERS, made from 100-percent recycled material, were designed to be an eco-friendly, indestructible and low profile alternative to decorative pot feet, trays and trivets. While remaining hidden, POTRISERS can be fitted to heavy, pre-planted containers. Rubberized material grips surfaces while providing cushioning on hard or uneven surfaces such as wood, concrete, aggregate, compacted materials or stone. POTRISERS come in both retail and bulk packaging. Designed to protect and hide drip lines, POTRISERS allow for easy cleaning, and provide crucial drainage needed for healthy plants. By floating containers off the ground, pots are less likely to freeze and crack in cold temperatures. Stack them to level planters on slopes. Suggested Use: Equally space 4 risers beneath outside edges of pot. If using with a tray - place a set below the tray to prevent water rings or condensation on surfaces, and within the tray beneath the pot to allow the pot to drain freely. POTRISERS have been field tested by the Engineering Laboratory of the University of Washington for strength and field tested for durability. This standard riser, recommended for small to medium pots and statuary, will support up to 1600-pound (per set of 4).
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CAUTION: Potrisers, Inc. is the ONLY legal manufacturer of the trademarked Potrisers. Our Products are only shipped from the USA. Our claims are scientifically documented thru laboratory testing. We are not responsible for counterfeit products bought or sold from other sellers domestically or internationally. Beware of other sellers whose claims are unsubstantiated, use similar packaging and likeness. We take full responsibility for the quality of our products. Potrisers is a registered trademark, protected by US trademark law.
Valc
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
I love these Pit Risers! If you want to keep your plants from sitting in water you need these especially for Hoyas. And these are much better priced than most places. They are very durable and you just can't go wrong with these In fact I will order another set to keep on hand to make sure I have enough for my ever growing plant collection.
Dana
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
I think they will work, but they are smaller than I imagined they would be. They do hide well under the pot and lift it up, but I have misgivings about their sturdiness due to their small size.
Seth
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Love these, they’re great for ensuring drainage by raising the pot off the ground or surface. Very sturdy and dense. They look as pictured. The material is rubbery, which is a good thing considering how densely formed they are.
Nancy D.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024
It's been about a year since I first tried these. I have a ton of outdoor planters on various surfaces and was looking for something sturdy to raise them slightly. Started with one packet and have ordered 3 times since. They have gone through rainy seasons, snow seasons (NE Ohio) and still work like new! Definitely worth it!
iaguy50021
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
Nice sturdy thick legs to use under your plant vases. I use them outside under my planters during the spring, summer and fall.
Kathy M.
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
As advertised, great product! Wish I had thought of this one!
Irini
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on September 24, 2020
i love these...the plants love these....please make bigger sizes ones too.
brian swanson
Reviewed in Canada on June 21, 2019
Exactly what we were looking for. Does the job and the price is right.
Cara
Reviewed in Canada on June 10, 2019
Great product. Needed to lift my cedar planters off a new stone patio. Did the trick! Just high enough for no staining. I glued mind on so it was easier when moving the planters.
Anne Lee-Fraizer
Reviewed in Canada on September 21, 2017
Item was accurately described, arrived promptly and satisfied with purchase.
John Baxter
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 3, 2015
Smaller than we expected, in reality, but we have put them in to use and, presumably they will do the job for which they were purchased
Grandma GG
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2014
I have a large, heavy, ceramic-potted bamboo on a Saltillo tile porch. Saltillo tiles are uneven and these small rubber ‘feet’ work on an uneven surface because they can be placed wherever needed to balance the pot. I ended up placing some of the rubber feet under the pot and then wedging more of them into the gaps between the tile surface and the pot. For years this bamboo pot rested on 3 very pretty ceramic pot risers which finally gave way during a strong wind. It took 14 of these little tiles to balance the pot almost as securely as it was when resting on 3 ceramic risers ~ and it still wobbles just a little while being barely raised off the porch surface. Even my smaller pots on an even surface required more than 4 of these pot risers to steady them. Without spending much time shopping, anyone can find an attractive way to lift their potted plants off the ground for not much more than the price one pays for these small rubber tiles. Be aware that they work best on pots with perfectly flat bottoms. Any pot with a dropped edge can be a problem ~ I had no luck stacking these tiles without knocking them over when attempting to place a container on them. I want to give 5 stars because someone has apparently found a way to recycle old tires into firm rubber tiles about 1” square and ½” thick. But this is a 4 star product at best and I am deducting one star because it is way overpriced.
Doberman
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2009
This fall I started an outdoor urban container garden with 28 (and growing) potted plants.Pots need to be raised off the concrete so (1) the concrete doesn't get stained; (2) plants don't sit in water when it rains, causing root rot; and (3) when you want to do a deep watering, you know you have watered enough when the water starts to run out the bottom of the pot (which won't happen unless the pot is raised). Saucers solve the first problem, but not the other two and, in any case, saucers weren't the look I was going for in my sleek modern garden and few of the pots I bought had matching saucers.So, the urban gardener needs something to lift the pots off the ground. Since I am using sleek modern pots, not terra cotta, terra cotta pot feet (which I think are ugly anyway) wouldn't do. I was buying pieces of flat glazed ceramic at my local nursery to slip under the pots so they would float above the ground. That worked nicely until my nursery ran out. It was also an expensive solution, since the ceramic pieces were $2.99 each and each pot needed three or four.Enter Pot Risers from thrive/urban gardeners. They are considerably cheaper than the ceramic pieces I was buying at my local nursery and work just as well. I just ordered 100 more to accommodate my growing garden. That way when I buy a new pot, I will know I have Pot Risers ready for it (plus, I'll have some to give out to friends and family).We just had a huge rainstorm last week and it is nice not to have to worry about root rot from pots sitting in water.
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