30 cmup to 50 kg
Orbit 30 Light
A compact wheeled platform for smaller planters, herb pots and indoor greenery where a low footprint matters.
$76.90View platform
Wheeled plant platforms, sized by the pot
Move the pot.
Keep the garden composed.
Detodon Line platforms sit beneath planters to make careful repositioning simpler on suitable hard surfaces. Choose the diameter and load guide that matches the pot, then use the platform to turn, shift or clear space without dragging the planter itself.
30–40 cm platform diameters50–90 kg load guides360° directional movement
40 cmwide-base option
01 / PlatformsThree footprints.
Three footprints.
One calmer way to rearrange.
The useful choice is not simply “small or large”. It is the relationship between pot base, loaded weight and the space around it. These three formats cover compact pots through wider, heavier planters without turning the product range into a maze.
30 cmup to 90 kg
Orbit 30 Strong
The same compact diameter with a higher load guide for denser pots and heavier decorative containers.
$98.50View platform
40 cmup to 90 kg
Orbit 40 Wide
A wider platform for broad-base planters where a larger contact area is preferable while retaining multi-directional movement.
$108.80View platform
Directional movementTurn first. Then guide.
02 / How it moves
A platform that moves with the direction you give it.
Conventional straight-running castors often ask the pot to be pulled into alignment before they cooperate. A multi-directional wheel layout is intended to respond from more than one direction, which is useful when a planter needs a short side-step, a quarter turn or a move away from a wall.
Rotate in place
Useful for changing the plant’s orientation without dragging the pot base across the surface.
Shift sideways
Reposition within a balcony, patio or indoor zone where a straight pull is awkward.
Access matters as much as movement
Moving a planter can make cleaning, watering checks and seasonal re-arrangement easier, provided the total load and pot footprint suit the selected platform.
03 / Fit guideStart with the pot base,
Start with the pot base,
not the plant height.
A tall plant can still sit in a narrow pot, while a low planter may have a broad, heavy base. Measure the pot where it meets the platform and estimate the total loaded weight, including pot, soil, plant and retained water.
Centre the load. The pot base should sit securely within the usable platform area. If the base significantly overhangs the platform, choose the wider format.
Designed around planted spaces04 / Where it earns its placeLess lifting is useful.
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Less lifting is useful.
Better access is the point.
Balcony layouts
Shift planters away from balustrades, drains or doors when access is needed, then return them without scraping the pot across the surface.
Cleaning beneath pots
Move the planter as a unit so the area below can be inspected or cleaned rather than working around a fixed heavy pot.
Seasonal position changes
Rearrange pots as light, shade and weather exposure change through the year, while keeping the plant and container together.
05 / Order enquiryTell us the pot.
Tell us the pot.
We’ll start with the right platform.
Choose a platform directly if you already know the size, or include the pot base diameter, approximate loaded weight and surface type in the note. Product and order details can then be matched before completion.
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