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How To Weigh Down An Outdoor Christmas Tree. Use stakes or guy wires to secure the tree. One of the main reasons artificial christmas trees fall over outside is that their base isn’t heavy enough to keep it. How to keep outdoor christmas trees from falling over. The bigger the tree you have, the more substantial of a stand you will need. We have two outdoor lighted christmas trees that blew over a couple of times this year. Fasten a guy wire or rope around the tree trunk. Learn how to securely weigh down your outdoor christmas decorations with our expert tips. The stand i have pictured is rated for trees up to 8' tall, so it may not be adequately sized, weighted, and broad. But my husband had to add. If possible, bury the stake in the ground for extra stability. You can also use heavy objects, like rocks or bricks, to weigh down your decorations. For a decoration that is already attached to a stake, use fishing line, zip ties, or duct tape to secure the stake to the ground. Tie the rope to a tent spike, stake, or a baluster. Repeat the steps for several stakes or tent spikes. You can stop an artificial christmas tree from falling over outside using shepherd’s hooks, ratchet straps, rope or tie straps, or by adding weights to the base such as an outdoor umbrella stand full of water, bags of rocks, sand or cat litter, or even dumbbell weights or fence post bases.

The stand i have pictured is rated for trees up to 8' tall, so it may not be adequately sized, weighted, and broad. Use stakes or guy wires to secure the tree. How to keep outdoor christmas trees from falling over. For a decoration that is already attached to a stake, use fishing line, zip ties, or duct tape to secure the stake to the ground. If possible, bury the stake in the ground for extra stability. One of the main reasons artificial christmas trees fall over outside is that their base isn’t heavy enough to keep it. We have two outdoor lighted christmas trees that blew over a couple of times this year. You can also use heavy objects, like rocks or bricks, to weigh down your decorations. Tie the rope to a tent spike, stake, or a baluster. Learn how to securely weigh down your outdoor christmas decorations with our expert tips.

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How To Weigh Down An Outdoor Christmas Tree You can stop an artificial christmas tree from falling over outside using shepherd’s hooks, ratchet straps, rope or tie straps, or by adding weights to the base such as an outdoor umbrella stand full of water, bags of rocks, sand or cat litter, or even dumbbell weights or fence post bases. You can also use heavy objects, like rocks or bricks, to weigh down your decorations. You can stop an artificial christmas tree from falling over outside using shepherd’s hooks, ratchet straps, rope or tie straps, or by adding weights to the base such as an outdoor umbrella stand full of water, bags of rocks, sand or cat litter, or even dumbbell weights or fence post bases. Repeat the steps for several stakes or tent spikes. Tie the rope to a tent spike, stake, or a baluster. Learn how to securely weigh down your outdoor christmas decorations with our expert tips. For a decoration that is already attached to a stake, use fishing line, zip ties, or duct tape to secure the stake to the ground. If possible, bury the stake in the ground for extra stability. The bigger the tree you have, the more substantial of a stand you will need. We have two outdoor lighted christmas trees that blew over a couple of times this year. The stand i have pictured is rated for trees up to 8' tall, so it may not be adequately sized, weighted, and broad. One of the main reasons artificial christmas trees fall over outside is that their base isn’t heavy enough to keep it. Use stakes or guy wires to secure the tree. But my husband had to add. How to keep outdoor christmas trees from falling over. Fasten a guy wire or rope around the tree trunk.