bebebao Spa Bar and Counter, Taupe/Beige, 36 Inches Long by 36 Inches High

I really like this bar. In fact I bought two. Durable, easy to clean and easy to move around. We use it as a side table by the grill when cooking and can easily move it for serving. It takes a little muscle to put it together because the parts fit very tight. You should have a rubber mallet.

I spent a lot of time looking for table or stand for my herb containers, and ended up coming across this and the matching bench:  Leisure Accents Patio Bench, Redwood/Beige, 36 Inches Long by 20 Inches High .My goal was to get the container off the wood deck and to be able to put them on different levels (which is where the separate bench and bar are ideal). These are less costly solutions than many of the others I found that were designed for flower pots. They are simple to put together using a mallet (or hammer with a towel to blunt any potential damage you might otherwise do to the plastic.) Against my home and with the pots on them, they're very stable and aren't at risk of blowing over. Not sure I would purchase these for their intended use -- the bar is only 12 inches deep and so doesn't have a lot of surface to it and it seems it would be easy to knock your drink off (though if you're short on space, I suppose this might be the product for you.) The plastic is hollow, so I suppose you could drill/cut a hole in it to fill it with sand/water/whatever to make it more stable, but it's hard to tell how well that would work.

This was super easy to put together (no tools needed) and adds a nice little counter space to my outdoor deck. I would definitely buy this again.

Great for the patio.