You can find planter dollies with various types of wheels, from typical rubber ones to hard plastic to the round types you find on office furniture. All of them should be able to roll over those tiles easily. The weight of the planter will keep it from rolling, but you can also find some of the dollies with 2 wheels that lock just by pushing down on a small lever, preventing it from rolling, if you want to be sure.

Get a few friends to lift it once and you're done. Or if you're planning on repotting it anyway to try and straighten it first, just set the new empty pot on the plant dolly before you start filling in the dirt. No need for extra help then.

Great ideas! Thank you!

Murky said: You can find planter dollies with various types of wheels, from typical rubber ones to hard plastic to the round types you find on office furniture. All of them should be able to roll over those tiles easily. The weight of the planter will keep it from rolling, but you can also find some of the dollies with 2 wheels that lock just by pushing down on a small lever, preventing it from rolling, if you want to be sure.

Get a few friends to lift it once and you're done. Or if you're planning on repotting it anyway to try and straighten it first, just set the new empty pot on the plant dolly before you start filling in the dirt. No need for extra help then.

This is what I use:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0915SXNY4/

Locking wheels and I've been using them for a couple years and haven't seen any weathering (on a brick patio).

Lucy, that looks like an incredibly sturdy one that should last forever. The center 5th wheel should let it support just about any planter.

No 5th wheel. You must be looking at the 4th wheel. In the photo, it does seem to be coming out of the middle. They're supposed to be good for 300 lbs although I haven't tested that.

Lucy, the model you linked does have a fifth wheel... scroll the product picture. Even if that was mistake, it is good to know they make those!

It's the 3rd image on the page. Maybe they've improved it since you bought it?

Now I have to go out and look at mine.

Learn something new everyday. I've had these for 2 years and have never looked at the bottoms.

They're even sturdier than you thought! Your photo seems perfect for the OP though, showing what the wheels can roll over.

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Murky said: They're even sturdier than you thought! Your photo seems perfect for the OP though, showing what the wheels can roll over.