Goliath Welded Steel Christmas Tree Stand for Live Trees 5 to 12 Foot

This is the first year that I have used it and I am pleased with its stability. It was easy to set up the tree. Leaks in the water supply are not present. On the bottom is an easily removed sticker indicating this is a made in China item. The fact that we found this is definitely a plus! I've never seen a powder coated tree stand get so battered so quickly. I've never seen that happen before.

***Super late update**
I ended up returning this tree stand. The dingy thing was just sitting there. No wonder it was so bad. There is also a substantial amount of rust, which is not surprising, but it's all located in areas that are not handled much. Apparently that's just another sign of the quality of the paint. My nuts came off while I was installing, even though I thought they were tack welded.

Ahmed Boyd

| May 08, 2021

How do you feel about those awful stands at the stores? Besides the fact that they are unstable and don't hold enough water, the stupid plastic screws get stripped so easily that you bought three of them and cried as they fell into the trash can. You explained very poorly why the screws were stripped on the last one. There were some Christmassy words you hoped your daughter would not As a result, you arrived at this stand, knowing it's a crapshoot and a definite failure, despite your search for the Holy Grail of stands. There is only one tree stand you need to get. It was what we needed when we bought our stand in 2017. That's all there is to it The metal is both heavy and solid, and there is no plastic anywhere. The way I see it is- A few tree stands are done in the middle of welding helicopter blades. You can rest assured your tree will stay upright as long as the feet are designed to lie flat. Climb it and let the cat Standing up for one's principles will win the day. It is impossible to solve your problems, unless you have a bobcat. A lot of water can be stored in this container, and it is not This trunk lets you stuff a nice big trunk in it (I know, those bulky knobby bases have bothered you a lot I no longer have to add the variable) and I get the tree to be vertices very easily.

Angel Robertson

| Apr 30, 2021

br>We absolutely love this stand! It's extremely sturdy, and it easily held a large 7" monitor. Tree is 5 feet in height with no issues (or wobbles) at all. Even after putting lights and ornaments on it, we were still able to move it around. There was one negative, trying to find a tree skirt that covered the stand well, but other than that, I have no regrets about purchasing this stand! In this year's ornaments, there are no broken pieces.

Analia Leon

| Sep 20, 2020

The first live Christmas tree I ever purchased, and the first tree stand I ever purchased. My interest in tree stands was sparked by reading about the problems with these stands for years. A high quality stand took the place of all of that by avoiding all the previous problems. I expected to pay a premium for the stand. Anyway, I paid a premium price for it and I'm quite satisfied Heavy, very solid, with a large reservoir for water, easy to assemble (infrequent reviews cited difficulties in It has a very simple construction, so I am not sure how anyone could get into trouble with it). The precious Frazier fir on my property is 7 ft tall, standing as if it was still firmly rooted in the ground. Life is a case of paying for what you get. It's definitely worth checking out.

Kamiyah Madden

| Oct 04, 2020

I like how easy it is to assemble and how sturdy it is. The tree is supported by four bolts screwed into the trunk to keep it steady. This creature has teeth on the bottom but may be able to grab hold of a tree trunk with spikes. Keeping the tree upright is made easier with this. Water holds a good amount in it, as long as you fill it to within a half inch or inch of the bolts you'll be fine. I filled the tree with a mixture of water and Christmas tree food using a small mouth jar. With its price of just under $60, it's an excellent value. While it is on the expensive end of the spectrum, I am fairly confident that I will never need another tree stand. It can hold up to a 12' trunk with a 7" diameter. Stand was very good. I did contact the seller with a concern, which was handled quickly The company is one I would recommend in the future and do business with again. A company based in the US is a wonderful thing to support.

Blaise Curry

| Nov 22, 2020

Not only is it alive as of January 11, but it also has a new mission to fulfill There are new buds on the way! I feel like a child at Christmas! There is a well in the tree stand, which might account for this. Highly recommended.

Nancy Richmond

| Apr 26, 2021

You can find our tree on Amazon by searching for "ASIN B0045VG324" - only a 2-hour wait There is a base of 1 inch on the tree but this stand locks it in place with four eyelets A bolt. For Goliath tree stands that require a larger tree base, the diameter of the tree canopy should exceed In addition to the 72"-TV, we bought a A skirt with ornaments and a waistband ties the whole look together A ribbon.

Alyssa Barrett

| Mar 03, 2021

As there were only one or two trees more than 4 feet tall remaining at the school where we usually purchase our Christmas trees, we purchased the 9 foot tree instead. We wrestled it inside the house and put it in a modest stand, and it stayed up for about two minutes before it listed, bent the metal stand, and fell. It was just a trick to use the Goliath. The task of tipping over my 9 foot tree would take real strength, and perhaps even a much taller one, though that would probably be overkill for a 5-foot one There is only one foot. My experience with the welds has been good, and I expect it to last. I highly recommend this.

Erick Robbins

| Jul 07, 2021