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De Por Vida Heavy Duty Welded Christmas Tree Stand

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By Chris Adams, About.com

Christmas Tree Stand

Christmas Tree Stand

Chris Adams, copyright 2008, licensed to About.com

The Bottom Line

This is one of the best Christmas tree stands around. When it comes to a good, ergonomic Christmas tree stand go old school - heavy gauge welded steel. This stand by De Por Vida, has almost everything you want in a Christmas tree stand.
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Pros

  • Wide and strong legs hold big and tall trees.
  • Large reservoir supplies water for large trees.
  • Powder coated, heavy gauge steel is rugged and corrosion resistant.

Cons

  • A quality stand like this comes with a large price tag.

Description

  • A large, wide, strong base can easily and safely support trees as tall as 12'.
  • Keeping a cut tree healthy requires a lot of water and a reservoir of nearly 2 gallons provides that.
  • Large eye bolts are easy to turn and strong enough to hold he largest trees.
  • This is a stand that will last a lifetime and the high price reflects that.

Guide Review - De Por Vida Heavy Duty Welded Christmas Tree Stand

The De Por Vida Heavy Duty Christmas Tree Stand is solidly built out of heavy gauge steel welded together. It has a wide base with a leg span of 21.5" and can hold a trunk 6.25" thick. That translates to a 12' tall Christmas tree.

The tree is held in place with four very large eye bolts that have a large head for easy turning. Additionally the stand has a large 1.7 gallon reservoir to quench the thirst of that large tree.

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