would like to store a 8 ft artifical christmas tree upright...what do you think?
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It works. I have extra storage space in the basement, so the tree was not disassembled. Just covered the tree up wit the cover. Seems to be holding up well.
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Is this the double pack (2 bags)? it might work. Get packaging tape too. One bag up, one bag down, tape middle. Or this: http://www.lakeside.com/For-the-Home/Storage/Seasonal/Artificial-Tree-Storage-Bag/prod560563.jmp?navAction=jump&fm;=search
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I don't think it would quite cover it. I barely fit a queen size mattress inside completely covered - that's much shorter than eight feet.
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I store a Lighted 7' tree in them. It is just right for mine. It might be a little bit of a tight squeeze for an 8', but might be worth a try.
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We have ours hanging in a tree and it's awesome! It does hang low, so if you're hanging it inside you would need a high ceasing.
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Depends on the Christmas tree and how sturdy the branches were. I think it would be close. But if you can't use it for that then I am 90% sure that you would still enjoy it. These things are gorgeous.
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I wouldn't because the head and foot would have to be put to high on the tree. The middle would sag to much and would not be comfortable. Mine is about 14 feet and it is perfect
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Made of wood? No. It's some kinda plastic. Can you store wood in it? Sure. So long as it's not more than 8' long :)
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Mine is in winter storage, but it is a good 14" to 18" above my patio table, which is 29" high
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Dont things so. You need a tree located to certain distance or a hook, or something to hold the system
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I believe that you could use this Deck Box to store fireplace wood. I suggest that it would be safest to do so if the box were placed on flat level ground.
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Like the idea. Many homes have windows closer to the floor and no need to have a taller tree that is more unstable and wobbly.
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Hi...you are going to love it. I have a 6ft tree and it get's a little lost...A 4ft tree is perfect. Don't get me wrong, I love the way it goes around the top of the tree. It's a wonderful conversation piece. Don't be surprised if some of your friends and family order it for their trees. That is what happened with me. A friend had it on her 6 ft. and I had to have it. It is sooooo cute!!!!
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Use wood lugs. Should be just fine. Make sure the lug is long enough to go about 3'' into the tree, through the bark.
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Its not sturdy if you need to hang a lot of stuff on it. Once you put it together its not easy to store unless you have a huge closet. The box it came in isn't very big and can stand in the corner, of course you'll be assembling and disassembling when you need it. One of mines is still in the box..going to try to sell it in a garage sale soon.
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I'm sure it'll work. It stands on its own so you don't have to lean it against the tree.
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I would like to say it is both stable and tall enough. It will definitely stand on its own, but like any tall object, it can be knocked over . Just make sure you put it out of the way because this ornament sounds rather expensive :]
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I would not recommend hanging stockings from it. However, the artificial fire is nice during the holiday season (I already brought mine out).
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You have a lot of storing space, do not worry...IT IS A PERFECT PIECE OF FURNITURE!
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I'd have to set it up to be sure. But I can almost guarantee you it isn't tall enough. I think the extending frame/ truss structures spanning across the width and diagonals would prevent you from standing anything 8' tall in there. You might be able to get creative and put the four feet on some type of stand to lift the whole thing up though. Not sure how goffy that would look.