The HC Companies 14 Inch Round Plastic Classic Plant Saucer - Indoor Outdoor Plant Trays for Pots - 14"x14"x2.5" Seafoam

I have a tree I bring in for winter that is in a semi-large pot. Using this saucer helps keep my carpet from getting wet when I water it. An absolute must in my situation since the tree is quite root-bound. It is sturdy enough to hold a heavy plant in a stationary environment, but can be moved slightly if needed. It's a good, sturdy product for the money.

Works great to catch water from plant. Nice beige color.

Fits great, sturdy and way better than the thin plastic ones! Highly recommend

like it alot

This is my alternative to using a larger and deeper puppy pool for acrylic paint pouring. It's large enough to accommodate my lazy susan and stretched canvas. I can spin and the paint is contained. the dried paint peels off easily.

Make sure you measure correctly…and add 2 inches…I measured 15” and went up on the saucer for wiggle room to o 17” and it still wasnt enough…Water everywhere, lots of overspill….. very nice though for a smaller plant

"Used this item to make a Birdbath under my Crepe' Myrtle Tree. It turned out beautiful!"

Worked perfectly for my plant and is deep enough not to have overflow of water.

Use it underneath my plant pots. Really looks pretty in the living room.

Not only was it late for delivery, it was also deformed and out of shape. Do not recommend.

It is just the right size and it is sturdy. It goes below freezing here at night but it has been very dry. I use the pot saucer to put out water for the birds during the day when it is above freezing.

Finally found this size - hard to find! Very happy with this product, I could use a few more and I think come spring I will order a couple more. Great uses, great size, great price. Thank you!

Like that the gray colour does not jump out at you and is natural, matching my floor tiles. It is sturdy and nicely shaped to hold extra water that drains through the soil. The 17.5" size worked well for me (my pot bottom is 12"). This gives about 1.5' space around the bottom of the pot, so I can see how much water drained through the soil. Although the water is a yuck green, at least I know how much was excessive and it's not overflowing.