Large Hydro Christmas Tree Stand - for trees up to 10ft tall

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After spending hours decorating your Christmas tree, you’ll want to bask in all of its glory from every angle—and a rotating stand allows you to do just that. This electric stand takes your Christmas tree display to the next level by smoothly rotating to provide beautiful views of all your ornaments. Made from steel, this Christmas tree stand supports trees up to 120 pounds and 9 feet tall. this time frame, however as we can’t control the weather or unexpected traffic/accidents so, on very rare occasions

OK, so it's not strictly a stand, but this metal Christmas tree skirt merits inclusion as a visually arresting alternative to the plush fabric versions you're likely to see. We are open as usual and the new restrictions put in place will not affect our operations and we are pleased If you’re anything like us, decorating your Christmas tree is one of your most enjoyable, treasured holiday traditions. Seeing ornaments glisten amongst the tree lights always evokes magical memories. Keep your Christmas tree the center of attention and prevent potential disaster with a sturdy, reliable tree stand. While aesthetics are important, they aren’t everything. The best Christmas tree stand should be easy to assemble and provide a strong base for your elegant evergreen.

Firstly, Christmas tree stands are used to keep a live tree upright and stable. Without a tree stand, a freshly cut real Christmas tree would fall over as, without support, the trunk isn't wide enough to support the branches on its own. This sturdy base can handle artificial trees up to 8.5 feet tall and those with a maximum trunk diameter of 1.25 inches. We also like that there are two switches on this stand, one for the lights and one for the tree rotation, so you can choose how you want to use the stand. Though it’s not necessarily a dealbreaker, note that the stand only rotates in one direction. If you don't want to spend much money on a stand, one option is to get a plastic base that has spikes on it,” says Spaulding. “These are easy to find at any store, and they're relatively cheap. However, keep in mind that these kinds of bases won't hold up very well if you have pets or children who like to climb trees.” Select home delivery or collect from your local B&Q, then fill up the 1.2-litre plastic water tank to keep your tree upright and looking its best for the festive month, and secure it with the three clasps. to welcome to you our Stores or to use our Delivery Services. Please note we are full COVID-19 compliant. September 2020

On this tree stand, the base is 10 inches deep. Before setting up your tree, note that you’ll need to clear at least 10 inches of your tree’s base of any branches or debris. Spaulding mentioned that metal tree stands are more durable and better for heavier and taller trees. Additionally, they are ideal if you have pets and children who may be prone to pull and tug on your precious tree. If that sounds familiar, you’ll want to invest in a metal Christmas tree stand. Although they may be more expensive, they’ll cost less than replacing a fallen tree and broken ornaments. Here at Christmas Trees Direct, all our tree stands show the suitable height, trunk diameter and volume of water held at a glance, so it's simple to choose the perfect stand for your tree. Although it’s a bit of an investment, we like that this tree stand is compact and easy to store. Plus, the rotation feature is smooth and silent, so it won’t disrupt any holiday activities. It comes in different sizes to secure all sizes of trees, plus there's an automatic water level indicator which shows you how much liquid your tree has. The sheer efficiency of this tree stand inspires awe.www.christmasforest.co.uk/cdn/shopifycloud/shopify/assets/no-image-2048-5e88c1b20e087fb7bbe9a3771824e743c244f437e4f8ba93bbf7b11b53f7824c_large.gif", The water capacity of a Christmas tree stand will vary depending on the brand. The average tree stand has a water capacity between .5 gallons and 3 gallons. The water bowl feature will depend on the type of stand and is typically only included on stands that hold real trees. Artificial trees don’t need a stand with a water capacity since they aren’t living, but real ones do, so you’ll want to keep that in mind. Whether for an indoor or outdoor display, a Christmas tree stand is essential for keeping your live tree upright and preventing it from toppling over.

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You might also want to consider how the gripping mechanism works to secure the tree in place, and whether you'll find it easy to use. If you're planning to use stands to support trees in the garden you'll need to ensure they're suitable for outdoor use and is able to stand up to snow, wind and icy temperatures.The long bit on the top of the tree (where you put your star or fairy) is called the ‘ leader’. This can be quite long on some trees and much shorter on others – just natural variance – so growers account for this when measuring by taking a height to halfway up the leader (halfway between the top set of branches and the top of the tree). Just to confuse things a bit further, the industry standard is centimetre ranges. Here’s a handy conversion: