To provide a flexible container stand of such a type as to facilitate the stacking of flexible containers which are filled with stored materials by using a forklift with the flexible containers loaded on a conveying pallet when storing the flexible containers which are filled with stored materials by stacking in the stable state.

A spacing of support pillars 1 of the flexible container stand is set in accordance with the circumferential length of a body size of a flexible container 5. The spacing is provided by setting the size obtained by dividing a size obtained by subtracting the outer diameter circumferential length of a fitting rod 2 from the circumferential length of the body size of the flexible container 5 with the number of the support pillars 1. The total height of the support pillars 1 of the flexible container stand is adjusted to be the size obtained by summing an engagement height of the flexible container 5, an height of a beam 4, a height of a loading pallet 6 and a necessary height lower than the beam 4 suitable for easily penetrating a fork of the forklift. Thereby, such an effect as to easily insert and lift the fork of the forklift and facilitate the stacking and unloading is obtained.