To install a Christmas tree at home, you need a reliable stand that can hold the festive tree. You can make a convenient and reliable stand with your own hands, which we will do right now. You can find a lot of options for Christmas tree stands online, of which we will consider one version of a stand made from rods and corners.
To make such a stand, you will need:
1. steel corner with shelf 40 cm;
2. rod 1 cm thick;
3. 2 bolts;
4. 2 nuts;
5. welding machine.
We take a corner from which we cut out six pieces. The length of the first two pieces should be exactly 6-8 centimeters, and the length of the remaining pieces should be approximately 2-4 centimeters. You also need to take care of the legs, which should be made of rods 20 cm long.
Thus, we have prepared the necessary preparations. After which you can begin processing. Short corners need to be bent to obtain an angle equal to 135 degrees. You can use a regular hammer for this. After this, in one of the sides of each corner you need to make a hole for the diameter of the bolts.
After this, you can start bending the rods. They need to be bent in two places. The first fold should be made approximately 3 cm from the first tip, and the second fold should be made 10 cm from the second end. The angle of each fold should be 135 degrees.
At this step, you need a welding machine, with which we weld the rods and corners one by one. We weld the rods to large corners, one rod on each side. You need to weld near the bends of the corners. After this, we take the small corners, which also need to be welded to the large ones. We also cook small corners, one on each side.
After this we should have two elements. It is clear that to install the Christmas tree you just need to squeeze it between them, securing these parts with nuts and bolts.
Christmas tree stand 2.2m high
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art.
4,500 rub.
Christmas tree stand 3m high
Tree height up to 3m
art.
9,500 rub.
Christmas tree stand 4m high
Tree height up to 4m
art.
16,500 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Cross”
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21 001
900 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Box”
Tree height up to 1.8 m
art.
21 002
1400 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Cross circle”
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21 004
900 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Cross square”
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21 003
1300 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Cross circle elite”
Tree height up to 2.5 m
art. 21,054
1300 rub.
Christmas tree stand with reservoir
Tree height up to 2 m
art. 21,018
1500 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Star”
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21 011
1600 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Sleigh”
Tree height up to 1.8 m
art. 21,023
3500 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Lattice”
Tree height up to 2.5 m
art. 21 005
3500 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Wooden lattice”
Tree height up to 2.5 m
art. 21 005/1
3500 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Snowflake”
Tree height up to 1.8 m
art. 21 009
1300 rub.
Christmas tree stand
Tree height up to 2 m
art. 21 010
1500 rub.
Tree height up to 2.5 m
art. 21,035
3000 rub.
Forged Christmas tree stand
Tree height up to 3.5 m
art. 21,032
5000 rub.
Special Christmas tree stand
Tree height up to 3 m
art. 21,017
4000 rub.
Ceramic Christmas tree stand
Tree height up to 1.5 m
art. 21 030
5000 rub.
Tree height up to 2 m
art. 21,031
6000 rub.
New Christmas tree stand
Tree height up to 1.8 m
art. 21 014
1300 rub.
Decorative Christmas tree stand
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21 012
1800 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Crown”
Tree height up to 1.8 m
art. 21 013
1000 rub.
Christmas tree stand "Versailles"
up to 1.5 m - art. 21,037
900 rub.
up to 1.8 m - art. 21,038
1100 rub.
up to 2 m- art. 21,039
1300 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Rudder”
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21 006
1800 rub.
With a bucket
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21 007
2500 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Big steering wheel”
Tree height up to - m
art. 21,071
5000 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Aqua”
Tree height - m
art. 21 013/1
1300 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Forged cross”
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21 041
1800 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Snowman”
Tree height up to 1.8 m
art. 21 040
10,000 rub.
Christmas tree stand "Santa"
Tree height up to 2 m
art. 21,034
12000 rub.
Christmas tree stand "Christmas bear"
Tree height up to 2.2 m
art. 21,043
12000 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Santa with reindeer”
Tree height up to 1.8 m
art. 21,044
10,000 rub.
Christmas tree stand "Santa Claus"
Tree height up to 1.8 m
art. 21,042
8000 rub.
Outdoor stand for Christmas tree mini
0.9X0.9 m, tree height up to 4 m
art. 21 008/1
7000 rub.
Outdoor Christmas tree stand maxi
1.2X1.2 m, tree height up to 6 m
art.
21 008/2
10,000 rub.
Christmas tree stand “Giant”
Tree height from 3 to 4.5 m
art. 21,033
5000 rub.
Large Christmas tree stand
Outdoor stand
The height of the tree is up to 8 m.
art. 21 008
8000 rub.
Outdoor Christmas tree stand
Tree height from 5 to 10 m
art. 21,055
24,000 rub.
30X30X750 cm
art. 21,028
100 rub.
Mat cover for Christmas tree
Christmas tree product
art. 21,029
300 rub.
Christmas tree product
art. 21 029/1
300 rub.
In order for the Christmas tree to remain in its proper place and be as stable as possible, it is necessary to use special tree stands. These devices help securely fix the Christmas tree, and in addition they can perform a decorative function and extend the life of the forest beauty.
From us you can buy a stand for a Christmas tree of any size. On sale are designs that allow you to install both very small Christmas trees and tall trees intended for installation on the street or in large halls. The variety of models allows you to buy a Christmas tree stand at the best price. The price set for Christmas tree stands depends on the material of construction and decorative features.
In our catalog you can find simple cross stands, forged products, as well as stands decorated with figures of New Year's characters. To keep your tree fresh longer, you can buy tree stands with reservoirs. By filling the container with water, you will provide the tree with additional nutrition and it will stay green longer.
The structures are designed to accommodate a specific tree height to ensure a stable position. And strong, durable materials are used to produce products.
How to make a stand for a Christmas tree? What are the options?
There is such a good and convenient option for a Christmas tree cross. 
You can, of course, just put sand in a bucket and put a Christmas tree in it, or you can make something original and interesting if you want. For this, we will need such available materials. 
It all depends on the size of the tree, the larger the tree, the larger the cross should be. Now, we weld the coffee can to the plate. 
To increase stability, you need to solder stiffeners to the can on three sides, as in the photo. 
And we fix the wooden boards into a cross using glue. 
All that remains is to secure the can with screws to the wooden crosspiece. We also screw in screws from three sides to secure the tree. 
That's it, all that's left to do is fix the tree and decorate it to hide all the ugly places. 
Now we have a large artificial spruce, but before we always bought a live New Year's spruce, for which a metal stand was specially made from metal corners welded in the shape of a cross, in the center of which a pipe was welded, the diameter of which was well suited to the thickness of the trunk of the young spruce. The height of the pipe is about 25-30 cm, so that the trunk of the tree is securely and steadily fixed in it. This entire metal structure was painted with green paint (the color can be any desired, especially since the stand is draped with something for a more aesthetic appearance anyway).
Now, of course, there are no problems - I took out the artificial “forest beauty”, collected and hung toys and other decorations. It looks like it’s alive, but there is one significant drawback - it doesn’t smell like pine. But we found a way out of the situation: we put small live spruce branches with a fresh pine aroma under the artificial Christmas tree. That’s when you really feel the New Year’s fairy-tale atmosphere of the wonderful holiday that we all love so much.
We make it very simple. Since the fall, I have always had soil for seedlings on my loggia. We put the Christmas tree in this soil. We expose the end of the tree trunk. The bucket of soil where we put the spruce is large. My husband also makes two clamps from wood. The clamps are also placed in the bucket. One end of the clamp rests against the wall of the bucket, and the other against the barrel. The New Year's beauty stands strong. I wrap the bucket in beautiful shiny paper. You can decorate it in another way, just show your imagination.
Wooden stand for Christmas tree
In general, it’s simple, inexpensive and beautiful. Yes, we also water the Christmas tree from time to time. That's why she doesn't shed her needles for a long time.
DIY Christmas tree stand
For a tree to stand well, it needs a good base.
The basis for a Christmas tree can be anything. For example, if you are a student, come up with a bucket in which bottles of water are placed in a circle, and the center should be empty.
As the picture shows: 
Such a base, of course, is not very beautiful, but it is very affordable and everyone in the house will have the tools for this.
The main thing if you use this method is to properly cover the bucket of water so that no one can see what you are holding the tree on)
The most popular stand, which can be made from 2 boards and a pair of nails, is also suitable.
In order to make it, you need to cut a hole with a diameter the size of your tree trunk; the boards can be rounded at the ends so that no one hits.
It is better to place the Christmas tree in sand or earth + sand, then it can stand for quite a long time. I also have a bucket in which greenery grows on the loggia in the summer, and on New Year’s days it serves as a container with soil for the Christmas tree. We place the bucket with the Christmas tree inside an inverted old stool; the Christmas tree is additionally secured to it with a cord. Afterwards everything is covered with tinsel.
If you urgently need a stand, you can use a 5-liter plastic bottle, which needs to be cut into two parts. Paste into each other. A cylinder is inserted into the neck; this could be a suitable cosmetics bottle. Set up the Christmas tree, pour water. The plastic bottle is very light; you can add additional sand or stones to make it heavier.
I have never used a stand for a Christmas tree, because if the tree is alive, then the trunk must be in the water, but this does not happen with a stand. My option is this:
I take a metal bucket and put the Christmas tree in it, and along the edges I lay cobblestones, specially prepared in advance, on top I push the tree with slats, there are 4 of them, driving them between the walls of the bucket...
The tree in such a bucket will not stand strong enough, so I tie four sticks to the bucket at an angle...
Then I pour in cold water, add 2-3 teaspoons of sugar and a spoonful of vinegar (I once read that it will help the tree stand longer), and then every day I add cold water, depending on how the level goes, and after a while I add sugar...
If the tree is alive, then you need a bucket and water is needed as for flowers, usually, so that the bucket does not turn over, they put a weighting agent inside - stones, you can make wooden spacers on the bucket in the form of a cross, which will not allow the tree to fall, and at the bottom there will be stones in the bucket and the bucket will be hold on, for aesthetics we hide the bucket under a white cloth or cover it with cotton wool.
I have an artificial tree and everything is much simpler: attach a crosspiece to an old stool and insert the trunk of the tree and cover the entire stool with fabric, decorate it with tinsel, there is no smell, but you don’t have to throw away the tree after the holidays and there is no garbage - there are no needles either.
There is a bucket with stones on the balcony, in which we place the Christmas tree, pressing it between the stones. We add water to this bucket, the tree remains fresh and green for a long time. We drape the bucket with white cloth. True, this year we bought a stand with a simple design. An iron container is about three liters with three screws that are welded to it, the tree is clamped between them, water is poured into the container, this design certainly looks more aesthetically pleasing than a bucket with stones.
I usually put a Christmas tree or pine tree (it’s better, it almost doesn’t fall) in a bucket of sand. The trunk at the bottom must be cleared of bark and excess lower branches removed. Then I fill the bucket with sand, spill it with water, make a hole in the center and immerse the tree trunk in the bucket. To make it fit easier, you need to screw it in. It holds strong, and if you water it regularly, it lasts a long time.
If we remember our distant Soviet childhood, we had an iron stand, otherwise I would call it the technical term “pipe in a pipe,” when the tree itself is inserted into a pipe of a smaller diameter, and water is poured into a pipe of a larger diameter so that the tree lasts longer. stood in your house without losing its precious needles. Schematically, this stand looks like this:
This design is made of thick-walled pipes to weigh down the stand and provide normal stability for the stand. You can also make holes in the cross itself so that you can screw this stand to the floor, and this will already be a super-stable stand (if, of course, you want to spoil your floor).
Without exception, all adults and children love the New Year and prepare for it in advance. In another month or two, gifts begin to be bought and menus are invented. Well, the main event, of course, is the purchase and installation of a New Year tree. If you purchased an artificial tree, then there should be no problems with its installation, since it comes with a stand, but what to do if you bought a living New Year’s beauty, but you can’t install it. You can solve this problem very easily with your own hands by making a high-quality support that will serve for many years.
Made of wood
It’s very easy to make a wooden support to put up a Christmas tree for the New Year. To do this, you need to prepare two boards of 35 centimeters and four boards of 25 centimeters, which will have a thickness of about 2 centimeters. The Christmas tree stand is made as follows. Metal corners are attached to the ends of the smaller boards, which in turn are attached to the larger boards. As a result of such actions, two small benches are obtained (see photo), which must be connected to each other with your own hands.
In order to place the tree in the center of the structure, a hole with a diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the tree trunk is drilled. The tree itself can be additionally attached to the boards using bolts that need to be screwed into the trunk. At the same time, the New Year's beauty should stand as stable as possible and under no circumstances should it sway from side to side. Only after this can she be dressed up with toys. In some cases, instead of wooden boards, you can use bars to install the Christmas tree. However, they must be the same size.
Made of metal
A stand made of metal, or rather a metal pipe, is considered more durable. The diameter of the pipes is taken with the expectation that the New Year tree will be very large. That is why their diameter should be from 5 to 10 centimeters. The pipes are welded to a metal plate, which will act as a stand. The plate may have the shape of a square or a circle, which is more preferable for safety reasons. A hole is made in the middle of the welded pipes into which the New Year's tree will be inserted, as, for example, in the photo.
If it is not possible to make a stand for the Christmas tree with your own hands, you can put the tree, for example, in a metal bucket, into which you first need to pour sand. First, sand is poured to a height of about 10 centimeters, then wood is inserted into it, after which the material is poured to the upper edge of the vessel. You can disguise the resulting support in different ways. It can be covered with cotton wool, gauze with glitter, garlands, New Year-themed soft toys and much more.
DIY wooden Christmas tree stand
For most of us, New Year is our favorite holiday! And what would a holiday be without a New Year tree! Some people avoid unnecessary hassle and prefer to put up an artificial Christmas tree at home. But no artificial tree, even a very beautiful one, can compare with a living tree, with its unique forest aroma and the feeling of a real holiday, which enters the house only with the forest beauty.
So, if you decide to buy a live Christmas tree, then you will have to think about how to install it. Christmas tree stands come in different varieties: metal, forged or plastic.
If you want your Christmas tree to stand in an iron stand, then the only option is to buy a Christmas tree stand in a store (unless, of course, you are a welder or a blacksmith). You can go a very simple way: fill a bucket with sand and put the Christmas tree in the sand.
But if you have at least some skill in working with hand tools, know how, and most importantly, love to do something with your own hands, then it’s time to get down to business! Let's start making a wooden stand for the Christmas tree.
Christmas tree stand dimensions
Before starting work, it is better to draw a diagram of your future stand on paper and write down the dimensions of all its parts. The size of your Christmas tree stand will depend on the size of your tree. The larger the tree, the longer the supporting parts of the wooden structure should be. If you plan to install a container of water under the tree, then the support will need to be placed on legs. The height of the legs should be higher than the height of the water container.
To make a stand, you will need a small list of available tools: simple hand tools and metal fasteners, which can be found in every home. And of course, wooden boards or bars of different lengths, from which you will actually make the stand.
Work order
- Using self-tapping screws at right angles, attach the legs to the ends of the supports. You will get 4 T-shaped blanks.
- Assemble four of our blanks into a single structure. The square “window” in the center should be slightly larger than the diameter of our tree.
- You need to drill holes for fasteners on four sides of the window.
- We place the Christmas tree in the hole (in a prepared container with water). For reliability, we secure it with any fasteners, for example, eye bolts.
Christmas tree cross
If you do not plan to install a container of water under the tree, you can make a simpler version of the stand, made of boards crossed in a crisscross pattern. People also call it a “cross”. In the center of the structure you need to cut out a round hole using a crown, slightly larger than the diameter of your Christmas tree. To ensure that the tree trunk is securely fixed, we will additionally secure it using any fasteners.
Christmas tree skirt
We hope that your stand turned out to be reliable. Well, to make it also beautiful, let’s decorate it. For example, let’s sew a skirt for our New Year’s beauty.
In order to make a Christmas tree skirt, you will need fabric and a sewing machine. If you don't have the skills to operate a sewing machine, no problem. If you are patient, all operations can be performed manually. Prepare a piece of fabric, the size of which will depend on the desired size of the skirt. We fold the fabric 4 times and measure from the right angle a length equal to the diameter of the circle. Don't forget to cut a hole for the tree trunk.
The result was a round blank. We process open cuts and decorate with available materials.
By the way, it is not at all necessary for the skirt to be round. The main thing is that it will definitely be unique! I wish you success in your creative endeavors and Happy New Year!
The main attribute of New Year's celebrations is the Christmas tree. Depending on their preferences, people decorate their premises with artificial wood or natural spruce and pine. To install the latter, you must select a stand. You can buy it or build a universal model that will serve you for many years, and which will be able to hold trunks of different diameters. Making a Christmas tree stand with your own hands is not very difficult. To do this, you will need a simple and minimal list of tools and available materials. You can improve the basic design if you wish.
Materials
To make the stand you will need:
- boards 5 x 10 cm;
- eye bolts;
- washers;
- nuts;
- nails;
- self-tapping screws;
- metal bowl;
- hammer;
- drill;
- meter;
- open-end wrench;
- hacksaw or saw;
- paper and pen.
Step 1. First, imagine what your project will look like. Draw it out on paper so you know what parts you'll need and what measurements you'll need to take.
Step 2. Measure the diameter of the base of the tree and the height of the bowl you will need for watering. In this project, the diameter of the tree was 7.6 cm, and the height of the tree was 2 meters. The height of the metal bowl was 11.5 cm.
Step 3. Cut out the pieces of wood. You will need eight of them. Four of them will serve as the basis for the tree support. Their length will be 46 cm, and four more are supports, the length of which in this case is 22 cm.
Step 4. Fasten the supports and parts of the base of the stand. To do this, you can use screws or nails. In this case, preference was given to the latter. Make sure that your stand blanks form a right angle.
Step 5. Assemble the structure as shown in the photo. Tighten all parts with self-tapping screws. For this work you will need an assistant, since the supports must be connected to each other evenly. Please note that the dimensions of the gap you get should be based on the diameter of the tree. You can leave a small reserve.
Step 6. Using a drill, drill holes for attaching the eye bolts. Insert the bolts themselves into them, securing them with nuts and washers. If the calculations were done correctly, your design should ultimately look like this. You will need to add water to the bowl to help the tree last longer.
