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One-person setup
If you can lift the tree, you can install it. No one needs to hold the trunk while you tighten screws.
Why it works
Everything you want from a real-tree stand.
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Secure and straight
The self-adjusting jaws, wide base and steel spike work together to hold the tree upright.
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Easy watering
Check and refill the reservoir through the open spout without crawling underneath the branches.
Tree heightUp to 10 feet
Trunk diameter2 1/2 to 5 1/2 inches
Water capacityApproximately 3/4 gallon
ManufacturingManufactured in Iowa
Customer feedback
Proven with real trees in real homes.
"Awesome tree stand. Worked great with my 9 ft. tree!"Russ R.
"It's true to its word. So easy to use!"Denise S.
"It is absolutely the easiest to use live tree stand I've ever owned."Aaron B.
Tree Height
Up to 10 feet tall
Tree Trunk
2 1/2 inches to 5 1/2 inches in diameter
Water Capacity
3/4 gallon
Materials
Polypropylene plastic, EPDM rubber, Steel
Three simple steps. Start with the jaws up. 1) Lift the tree. 2) Rest the tree on top of the jaws. 3) Push it down to lock it in.
If installed properly, the trunk will be anchored on to the spike in the base of the stand. 1) Step on the top rim of the base with one foot. 2) Wiggle the tree a little to loosen it from the spikes. 3) Pull it straight up and out.
1) Push down on one or two of the jaws on the side you'd like the tree to lean more toward. 2) Tilt the tree that direction. 3) Release the jaws.
No. The rubber bands only keep the jaws up against the trunk of the tree. The jaws and base hold the tree upright.
If stored indoors and away from extreme heat or cold, they will last 5 years.