Ideas on Christmas Tree Stands for that Perfect Christmas Tree
It’s getting to be that time of year again…the Christmas spirit is starting to fill the air and pretty soon you’ll be hanging the lights and putting up decorations all over the house. I remember that as a kid growing up, decorating the Christmas tree was one of my favorite holiday traditions. A good Christmas tree truly has a magical affect on a household during the holidays and of course you want to make sure that your beautiful tree is going to stay standing throughout the holidays. Getting the right Christmas Tree Stand for your tree is very important as low quality stands can lead to Christmas disasters.
When shopping for Christmas Tree Stands there are many different options depending on the type and size of tree you are planning on getting. For those who like the convenience of artificial trees a lighter duty Tree Stand will do. These can range in price depending on the size of your tree but you should generally expect to pay around $20-$50 and it’s important that you don’t go too small to ensure your Christmas tree stays nice and stable. Some good stands are the Christmas Mountain Metal Artificial Tree Stand which provides a nice wide base for your tree or the Sterling Rolling Metal Tree Stand which will you to move your tree around with ease (ideal for classrooms or commercial applications). If you want a little more razzle dazzle with your artificial tree stand you can go for an Electric Rotating Tree Stand to give everyone the full 360 degree experience. There are plenty good Electric Rotating Tree Stands available (again consider size and stability) and for those who really want to the rock around the Christmas tree there is the Good Tidings Rotating Musical Christmas-Tree Stand with Remote Control.
Now if you are a “real” Christmas tree purist, the same basic rule applies, the bigger the Christmas tree, the bigger the Christmas Tree Stand. For materials you have two options plastic or metal and either will do as long as they are solid. Nobody wants a heavy Christmas tree crashing down on the presents and their living room floor so try to steer clear from the $10 stands as they will generally be unstable and break easily. I got a cheapo stand one year and the water basin cracked (unbeknownst to me) and leaked water onto my hardwood floors for a month! So again make sure you get something solid. Some good solid Tree Stands in both plastic and metal can be found here, here, and here. If ease of tree installation is a factor for you, I would consider the Emerald Innovations STR Swivel Tree Stand or the Krinner Christmas Tree Genie, both provide a solid base, a large water chamber, and unique design features that will speed up set up time. Most of these stands are available in large and x-large models so be sure to select the one that will suit your needs; you don’t necessarily need to buy the 12’ stand for an 8’ tree.
So there you have it, with a little shopping around you can get the perfect Christmas Tree Stand for that perfect Christmas Tree. Merry Christmas!

















