Commercial Christmas Tree Stands and Bases

All stands are constructed from durable steel and manufactured in the USA. The steel construction provides the weight and structural strength required to keep large holiday trees upright and secure throughout the season. Stand weights vary by model, ranging from 15 pounds for smaller models up to 107 pounds for the heavy-duty 16XTS commercial model.

The stands utilize a combination of heavy steel components, support legs, and adjustable T-handles. Smaller units feature three T-handles and a center trunk attachment, while larger models such as the 16XTS include four legs and four T-handles. Users turn the T-bolts to align the tree trunk vertically and tighten it firmly into place.

Installation requires drilling a center hole into the bottom of the tree trunk. For models such as the 6XTS, 8XTS, and 10XTS, instructions specify drilling a 1/2-inch diameter hole approximately 2 inches deep. The commercial 16XTS model requires a 1-inch diameter hole approximately 2 inches deep in the bottom center of the trunk.

Yes, every stand includes a self-containing water reservoir built into the steel design to keep cut trees hydrated. Reservoir capacity depends on the model: smaller units provide between 1.2 and 2.25 gallons of water capacity, the 12XTS holds 4 gallons, and the large 16XTS model features a 6.5-gallon water reservoir for extended display periods.

Yes, select models can be purchased as combo packages that include a 48-inch protective mat. Combo packages are available for the 6XTS, 8XTS, and 10XTS models, combining the steel tree stand with a large 48-inch mat to protect flooring in homes, venues, and commercial spaces during seasonal holiday tree displays.

Customers should contact Bowling's Last Stand directly by phone or email to confirm product availability and freight shipping charges. Phone confirmation is specifically required for larger commercial units such as the 16XTS, as well as orders shipping to Alaska and Hawaii. Standard shipping fees apply to designated smaller models within the United States.