Krinner K67 94710 15.4" Tree Stand-Green, Plastic Metal, M

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He lives in a very demanding 250-year-old farmhouse and spent four years gutting and rebuilding his previous home.

It is created from high-quality wicker, so you'll be able to take it out of the cupboard every time your favourite holiday comes around. At about 2 feet in diameter and roughly 10 inches tall, it takes up some real estate and smaller tree skirts won’t be able to cover it. Despite newer models and options being available, we still feel confident that this product is one of the best choices, and therefore have included it in The Best Christmas Tree Stands. Add that extra touch to really make someone’s Christmas special with our thoughtful personalised gifts.Go for faux fur, sparkly sequins, or candy stripes – whatever your theme this year, we have something to suit your home. KRINNER’s Christmas Tree Genie XXL is our largest and best selling tree stand with the inventor’s original single cable operation.

To test the stability of the stands, we used twine and a force gauge to pull on the trees until they tipped over. The Holiday Time Christmas Tree Stand is inexpensive but looks flimsy and also supports the tree with simple bolts. Easy to decorate and even easier to maintain, the pot-grown tree is a brilliant way to bring a festive feeling to your garden. Setting up a tree from a standing position and not having any bolts to tighten are pretty radical improvements on the traditional method.Comparing the Cinco with our pick, David Perpich actually finds the Cinco’s bolt-tightening work to be a benefit, as he likes to have a lot of control when positioning the tree. We should mention that durability of the stands didn’t seem like an issue in any of the options we tested—the bigger variable was the stability, and that’s what set the Cinco and our main pick apart. Additionally, it's a nice way to break up all the glitter and sparkles you'll have around your house by giving your tree something a little more homely to live in.

Using a force gauge (a simple cylinder with a calibrated spring), we pulled on each tree to see how much force was required to make it tip over. It has a narrow opening for the water basin, which makes adding water a challenge but also prevents the skirt from getting wet. The competitor has a traditional design with four posts extending from the central water basin and bolts that are screwed in to secure the tree.

Just place your tree in the open stand and pump the foot pedal until the claws have firm contact to the trunk, and you're ready to start decorating! Your tree becomes the centrepiece of any room during the festive period so it's important to make sure it's supported, and safe around your curious little ones and all your impressed guests who might want to take a closer look. Some Christmas tree stands are designed to optimise your tree’s survival and reduce your own stress of getting poked by wonky tree needles. Good quality and sturdy, does the job perfectly covering all the wires and stops the cats getting in too. The bases for Christmas trees are usually plain, which is why our Christmas tree skirts are a wonderful way to add some extra decoration.