Real and Artificial Christmas Tree Stands

The ideal tree stand provides dependable stability, solid steel construction, and adequate water capacity for your tree's height. Bowling's Last Stand models use a patented T-bolt design and trunk lag bolt system to prevent toppling, with sizes engineered specifically for 7-foot, 9-foot, 12-foot, 20-foot, and 30-foot trees.

Setup requires drilling a hole in the bottom center of the tree trunk. For models supporting trees up to 12 feet, instructions specify drilling a 1/2-inch-diameter hole approximately 2 inches deep. The 16XTS model for trees up to 30 feet requires a 1-inch-diameter hole drilled 2 inches deep.

Water capacity varies by model. The 8XTS model features a 1.2-gallon reservoir, the 10XTS holds 2.25 gallons, the 12XTS provides a 4-gallon water capacity, and the large 16XTS includes a 6.5-gallon reservoir. The 6XTS model includes an integrated reservoir with capacity listings ranging from 2 quarts to 2.25 gallons.

Stands are engineered for specific tree height ratings. Available configurations include the 6XTS for trees up to 7 feet, the 8XTS for trees up to 9 feet, the 10XTS for trees up to 12 feet, the 12XTS for trees up to 20 feet, and the 16XTS for trees up to 30 feet.

Select models are available in combo packages that include a 48-inch floor mat. Combo configurations are offered for the 6XTS, 8XTS, and 10XTS stands, providing dedicated surface protection alongside the steel stand, while stand-only options are also available across the product lineup.

All tree stands in the lineup are manufactured from durable steel. Stand weights range from 15 pounds for residential 7-foot tree models up to 107 pounds for the commercial 30-foot tree model, providing stable, reusable support designed to prevent trees from toppling under their own weight.