Would this work for holding a 4 ft artificial Christmas tree (pretty heavy duty) with a stake type base?
786442
These are lightweight pots, but you could put something heavy in the bottom or fill with sand and then put in the tree. Or for a more permanent fix you could put plaster of paris in the pot and then put the tree stake in.
786443
Urn is very light. Filled with dirt and/or rock would make it quite sturdy. I thing as long as the tree is not too wide it would work.
786444
Pots are lightweight. I think even if you weight the pot down with sand or anything else a 4 ft tree is to large for pot and tipping would be an issue.
1675067
Would work awesome if you use a chain to wrap around the stake. This puller is ~3' high at pulling point. Strap or chain can easily be hooked on to pull up from the ground.
372118
It should work for that. I was putting a lot of force on it to pull palm branches that were still attached to the tree
2019852
I don't see why not as long as you have a very strong branch, remember your weight or the weight of kids could break the branch, I prefer the metal curved pole with three wide set legs, you can move this around and place it where you want.
879528
Yes I think it will work, maybe reinforce the ends where you connect to the stand or hanging ropes with a plain color painters drop cloth for more strength
1164670
I would say yes, I hooked mine onto a tree by adding a swivel hook. So you may have to head over to the hardware store for a swivel hook but that should do it.
969035
Definitely. Just need to keep it from sagging in the middle A 1x4 w a notch cut in one end would work to hold up the middle.
709303
Yes it think it would work. Should hold maybe 3 thick ones, more if they are thinner. You can assemble without the middle part but doesn't come in and out as you want. Hope that helps!
741085
I believe it would work but you'd just have to install a support in the middle kinda like the one pictured because it doesn't come with one, imade mine out of wood in the shape of an H
732068
Yes, it will work for that. You might just have to find something to tie it down to keep it I place.
324991
Yes I think it would work. Remember to get some twist ties as they are open so that you can out them around the tree. Good luck!
528822
I would imagine so, mine is too long so less sturdy. Think a 4' table would be just fine (is that the one you are looking at?)
193059
No. The diameter of the pole is about 3-4" and it has a large metal base (about 16" wide, I would guess).
728843
Yes! Most any heavy duty light stand seem to work well. Use a sand bag for exta stability.
1483560
I think it depends on the distance. The base is pretty substantial, I doubt it would tip unless it was super extended
1608671
Yes, I would think so, but you will have to have supports along the sides that are more than 4 feet in length.
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I don't see why not as long as there is enough space for you to loop the wide Velcro fastener around the length of the wire. You may however lose some of the strength & therefore the roof of the top most unit may sag. If you use it to store light items, it will probably work ok.