How tall are the wraps? Are they 36 inches measured straight up from the ground or 36 inches sprialing around the tree?
1144313
The vertical height would depend on the diameter of the tree being wrapped. The thicker the trunk, the less height you'll get.
1144314
They are 36" already spiraled, therefore will cover 36" of your tree trunk. They are generally used for tender saplings with a slight diameter of trunk. They work very well! Saved our Japanese Elm from voracious puppies!
1144315
The wraps are 32.5 inches long in the package. I am assuming that the wrap gets shorter as the trunk of the tree widens with growth.
1144316
It is 36" up from the ground, BUT it depends on the diameter of the tree, just as Roger A. Leap said in his answer. For a 1" to 1 1/2" diameter tree, it will extend up about 36". However, for a larger the tree, more of the wrap is required to circle the diameter of the tree, thus reducing the height it will extend up the trunk. Really, the wraps are best for 1-2" diameter trees -- as this size of trunk "matches" the natural "shape/radius" of the wrap. Stretching the wraps wider, to accommodate a larger-diameter trunk, causes some issues with the wraps. It is 36" up from the ground, BUT it depends on the diameter of the tree, just as Roger A. Leap said in his answer. For a 1" to 1 1/2" diameter tree, it will extend up about 36". However, for a larger the tree, more of the wrap is required to circle the diameter of the tree, thus reducing the height it will extend up the trunk. Really, the wraps are best for 1-2" diameter trees -- as this size of trunk "matches" the natural "shape/radius" of the wrap. Stretching the wraps wider, to accommodate a larger-diameter trunk, causes some issues with the... » Read More It is 36" up from the ground, BUT it depends on the diameter of the tree, just as Roger A. Leap said in his answer. For a 1" to 1 1/2" diameter tree, it will extend up about 36". However, for a larger the tree, more of the wrap is required to circle the diameter of the tree, thus reducing the height it will extend up the trunk. Really, the wraps are best for 1-2" diameter trees -- as this size of trunk "matches" the natural "shape/radius" of the wrap. Stretching the wraps wider, to accommodate a larger-diameter trunk, causes some issues with the wraps. « Show Less
1144317
I bought several and recommend them. As shipped, on a 1 1/2" diameter tree they will cover 36" in vertical height. However, wrapped around a 4 1/2" tree the coverage is reduced to about 12". So obviously the diameter of the trees will dictate how many you require. Also, any tree less than 1 1/2" in diameter will have a sloppy fit unless you wrap it tightly and secure the ends. I just used electrical tape.
1144318
spiraled around a slim tree. they are short/compact on thier own. they lasted through winter and look fine. expand with the tree.
1144319
The wraps are 36 inches spiraling. Two wraps provided coverage for about 18", (ground to top of wrap), on a 4" diameter tree. Hope this helps.
1943385
They vary from about two inches to about 3 inches. Mine are outside right now so I can't measure them. They are perfect to keep the plant off the deck, floor or ground. I am very happy with mine.
226321
I bought it for someone else and wrapped it as soon as I got it. I believe it's about 8 to 10 inches high.
728103
I am not sure of the measurements but it is PLENTY big enough! And made to conform around the tree. Great product.
2035875
They are 4 foot. Unfortunately, the original listing seller of this product made an error. We will need to ask Amazon to correct it.
1889815
Oh my, I have already wrapped it. However, I think the figures are about 3 inches high. Hope this helps. I also bought the tiki tower (I think that is what it is called) and these figures are just the right size for this. Merry Christmas.
904142
I don't have the exact dimensions but long enough to wrap around a pole or tree
1208504
they are not very tall...maybe 14" total a piece but the go in the ground about 4 or 5 inches.so they don't stick up very farhad mine for over a year and they are still going...
764302
In general, it's about 4 ft tall and 3 feet wide The width can vary, as the trees are individually applied. You can make them as close or far as you'd like.
1466552
We have one of these but I do not remember measuring it after it arrived, I do believe that it is not square so I think the 36 by 30 may be correct, the 38 is the height. Right now it is still outside practically covered with snow, I will look and see if I can measure it and be accurate.
467091
Wasn't sure because mine are wrapped around my trees! But I found it in the description: 60 x 2 x 0.1 inches.
1252539
I am answering on my iPhone and messed up. It is 36" just as Amazon answered. Sorry for the confusion.
896327
I have it hanging on a chain in a tree. From that chain to the ground is 10 feet 4 inches. fully down the chain hook is 11 inches from the ground. so that would be around 9 foot 10 inches from top to bottom Hope that helps.
66296
I measured mine and they are 36" tall. Mine arrived in good condition with adequate packaging. Assembly was easy and all the parts were in the box.
2249763
Hello Dimitrios, the whole trapeze is about 3 m long (1.5 when half bended/hanging), there are 2 parts with handles that you can adjust. Also we send 2 nylon ropes wit the trapeze in case you would have higher ceilings or want to use it over the tree, it will help you. Thank you!
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Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find the proper tree at a peddler's mall or in the corner of some dusty old barn. Hope this helps. Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find... » Read More Hello there. Its been well over a month since my ill-fated experience with this particular coat tree, but to my recollection it stood roughly 6 feet tall. Maybe 6 and a few inches. Not sure what other dimension would be relevant/known. Girth? I'd say the diameter of the stalk and the hangy-pegs (official term) would be about 1 1/2 feet around. It makes for a good corner piece, but in my particular case, the darn thing had legs of mis-matched length, causing the rack to teeter back-and-forth maddeningly. The decision to buy this piece betrayed my overall vision of a coat tree. I will find the proper tree at a peddler's mall or in the corner of some dusty old barn. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1986615
Between 2-3 feet (palms). The great thing is that the trees are not connected which allows for change in design.