I need and want a tree that is at least 6 ft. tall. This says that it is, but is it really?
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Maybe they have different sizes, I ordered and paid for the 8 ft one but the one I received was only 4 ft.
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i think it is 5 feet tall but since you put it above your trim it looks 6ft and it really does take up the whole wall we love it
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Yes, it's quite tall and expands as far as they say it does. I have it applied about 3 inches above our base board but it stands far taller than me. My only advice would be to be sure to wipe down your wall, and use a blow drying or as in our case (stick glue) to allow it to stick. It began to peal off the wall, but this was not a deal breaker for us, so we added some glue and purchased one our parents home as well. Its beautiful piece. I think perhaps they show one too many birds in the display here, I may have gotten one less. Other than that, it is a good buy.
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This could be, mainly depends on the way how you build your tree ~.~Alaska Bear - Large Picture Frames Tree Vine Branches and Soaring Birds Art Wall Stickers and Family-lettering Decals Mural for Home Decor Removable Decal Set(8 Frames Included) (Black Photo Frames Tree)
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At 28 1/2 inches in height, it is not tall enough for your plant. That's a shame because it is beautiful.
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My trees are approx. 2-3 feet tall and each are grafted. Please make sure that you do not live in a State where I cannot ship.
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Hi...the star and sleigh is small on my 6ft and would be perfect on a smaller tree. I see a lot of people returned it because of it's size. Although it gets a little lost on my tree, I still love it and it's a great conversation piece.
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The tree was approximately 3 ft. tall. It was doing very well after I planted it for which I used a very large planter. It grew about 1 to 2 inches during the first 2 months. Now, it is winter. The tree is dorment. I really, really hope that it will "wake up" in the Spring and continue doing as well as it did at the beginning. Unfortunately, the fig trees I had ordered are not doing well at all :( I hope that my answer helped you.
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The instructions only specify minimum heights for the front and back members of wood that you get to choose. Based upon reading those, plus observing how these were engineered, I don't think you'll have any problem making your front and back wood members 6" tall.
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I really cannot answer the question because I have only had the plant a few weeks. But at the moment, yes it is about a foot tall.
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as I just got this tree a few weeks ago it is starting to flower but it is only about 2ft 6 in tall But I did hear yes you can keep them trim down to size as I plan to keep mine at 6 feet
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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
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Hello, unfortunately mine did not get to be more than a foot tall. I was shipped well, and was very healthy. I brought mine indoors and is alive. This season I will place it against a reflective surface to get more rays. The botanical name is Ruttya fruticosa Lindau. And I do recommend it if you the room. It is listed for a 6x6' growth pattern. Full sun to light shade. I purchased it from Emerald Goddess Gardens. I will buy from them again. P.s. if we had an actual Summer last year I am sure it would 3 feet tall.
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Mine is about 4'7"tall. My cats have enjoyed this tree to pieces. Literally...They have played and scratched on it to the point that the sisal rope wrap around poles had to be fixed. Still Happy!
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The one I received was approximately 12 inches high. It is a rapid grower and is now around 3 1/2 feet tall.The plant is not winter hardy for my zone in Northeast Georgia and temps in the low 20s will damage the plant.
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mine is tall, because instead,5 feet height for the side wood i did it 7 feet height.so is up to you really.just make sure to do the roof before you put it up.
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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
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At it's longest and widest points, the tree is 4'6" long by 3' wide. As for the quality, it is excellent. It was easy to put together, it looks more like a painting ( on a real wall) than a stick on.
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It is definitely not 6ft tall I am sure of the exact measurement I would have to check it but I would guess a little less than 5ft tall
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The vertical height would depend on the diameter of the tree being wrapped. The thicker the trunk, the less height you'll get.