Yaoping 10 Pack 12 inch Plant Saucer, Durable Thicker Clear Plastic Plant Pot Trays, Flower Plant Pot Saucer for Indoor Outdoor Garden

I would recommend everyone consider the size of their flowerpots before ordering, because I did not realize how important the leak trays are until I ordered them. Mine are too large for my pots and the places they will sit in the house. Overall, the durability, The way water and plants would work together would be perfect for the right-sized flowerpots.

I purchased this as a gift to my sister-in-law for Mother's Day. She says she loves it. She didn't know who it was from since I couldn't figure out how to add a gift message when I purchased. I called her to let her know she had a gift coming. I realized it had already been delivered.

These trays arrived in the wrong size - I was told it was not necessary to return them and I received a refund. I ordered the smaller correct size and am very pleased with them. I will keep the larger size as instructed and most likely will find a use for them.

These are sturdy enough to place under my potted herbs for one growing season. They tend to break and crack after about one year worth of being outdoors on a patio that gets about 8 hours before f sun a day.

I bought a 10 pack of the base plates for potted plants. they were described correctly. I should have been a little more careful about buying such a large diameter plate. for the price you can't go wrong.

Look good . It's thinner plastics plates. Be careful when carry the heavy pot on this plate. But it ‘s manageable to carry . Recommended

Works great for all my potted herbs that I have to bring inside now that it is getting so cod at night. They are clear in color and very sturdy. Just the right size for the pots.

The picture was of a thicker plate and what I got for $13.99 plus tax are the thin plates that should cost $0.88.

if your pot is big enough to need a 12-in saucer then it is too big and heavy for these flimsy things.. especially for outside or greenhouse use. Maybe if it's going to be in the house where you're not going to be moving it any. Otherwise they're just way too flimsy

This packagee was not delivered to my apartment. It appears Google Earth has a pin for 105 Eagle Path over the 107 Eagle Path unit. Anyone should be able to read the large numbers on the front of the building instead of assuming that Google Earth is infallible. This is unacceptable.