GEEZY Drain Pipe Flower Pot - Set of 3 Innovative Hanging Plant Pot for Outdoor Use, Fits 99% Pipes, Weatherproof Plastic Planter, Clever Design for Flowers & Salads, Black, 3kg Capacity

These are good, sturdy and ample in size to hold flower pots. I did drill extra drainage holes as the one centre hole wasn't adequate enough. To stop them slipping on the drainpipe, I put a cable tie on the pipe first and then sat them on that.

Very nice plant pots for hanging on drainpipes, Good size , Good quality & look fantastic ! They do need to be resting on drainpipe bracket to sit well .

these are great and I loved the idea of being able to put them on the drain pipe. but as others have mentioned there is nothing for them to grip to, it is slippy plastic on plastic and one just will not hold. I have tried to use a sticky gel glue to hold it up but it's not working. the straps would have been better with rubber on the inside to create some friction. I will have to move that one elsewhere

Good quality product, looks stylish when filled with plants

I was really pleased with this. I almost didn't get it because I wasn't sure if it might look a bit tacky against a black pipe, but it looks quite smart and now that it is planted up it's lovely to have something a bit higher up than the pots on the ground. It was really easy to fit - there is a flexible ribbed plastic piece that wraps around the pipe and then slots back in to the other side of the pot to secure it. It's a nice size too - I used it for 3 geraniums and a couple of trailing fuchsias.

Fit well around downfall pipes

These pots are a fantastic idea but they keep sliding down the pipe! The strap is made of rigid plastic and not rubber, which is a big shame because they looked great for the first few minutes. Slightest movement from the air/wind or a car passing by and the vibration sets them off and they slide! I’m currently trying some neoprene round the pipe to see if it helps, so will update if it works! Update - neoprene didn’t work but a piece of broad rubber with a ridge in it did! I actually used a draft excluder bought for my garden gates to cover a gap at the bottom. Couldn’t use them for that, but it worked for this! Hooray!

These pots are tough to fix to pipe if your hands do not work well. I found it awkward to get straps tight enough for the pot to stay in place. Packaging for delivery needs to include padding as one of my pots arrived with bottom damaged. Just a thin bag is not enough if dropped during transit. They are sturdy and having raised drainage holes mean plants retain moisture well without drowning plants

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