Home Logic VA982 Morris Costumes Christmas Tree Stand Ez Rotate

Love it. As described and very quick shipping. Would order again if needed.

The media could not be loaded. This is the 3rd rotating tree stand we’ve tried. The tree was always leaning to one side in the first one; the second one stopped rotating after about 30 seconds. This one holds the tree steady and rotates continuously - yahoo!

This stand worked for exactly 45 seconds then we heard a pop and it stopped rotating and lights went out. Luckily we tested it with just the bottom of the tree instead when it was up and decorated.There are only 4 screws that hold the tree in the stand. 4 screws to hold 120 lb tree ??

This Christmas Tree holder/ Rotates the tree like we wanted for years. When this year came, my wife said we are getting one and just got it. I didn't think we needed it that bad but like always I was wrong, we needed it. I love that it rotates so you can see all the ornaments that we put on. Best thing for Christ-mas.

Over the last 3 years we've tried at least 4 different rotating stands. The others were all loud. One melted, one clicked, but this one has been perfect so far. We made it through last season and it's been up this season since November 10th. Yeah, we start early. So, from my point of view I've got 2 seasons out of it already and not one issue so far. We paid $127.10 including tax & shipping, which is certainly more than I wanted to pay, but now that it's made it's second season i'd say it was worth it. It's gonna have to make it 3 seasons to justify the current pricing (Dec. 2021). I'd stay away from the Home Heritage brands. I tried 3 stands of theirs and 2 different models. I also tried the Best Choice branded one, which was the one that melted. I see alot of bad reviews on this stand this year, which might have kept me from buying it had I seen them last year, but from my experience, this one is a winner. I think maybe some of the bad reviews are from trying to jam a tree in the base that doesn't fit. Do your research and try to be gentle putting the tree in. These trees are heavy and I think you can do some damage if you aren't careful. Don't manually spin the tree once it's in the base, don't jam it in forcefully. I've actually put vaseline on the pole of the tree before, which I recommend for a tight fit. I'd also remove all the screws before putting the tree in and put them back after it's seated. Good luck!

The media could not be loaded. I really enjoy the rotating stand. I built a wood platform for some more of my decorations to spin with the tree. It really takes decorating to another level.The only thing keeping this thing from 5 stars is the (4) tiny little phillips heads screws that are suppose lock the tree in a straight upright position. They were a PITA to turn and not really effective in holding the tree. A few dollars at the hardware store for some twisting eye bolts and fixed this poor design flaw.

We had a product many years that was exactly like this. In fact it lasted almost 20 years. One day it died. We went to the local box store and found a rotating base. It was cheaper, smaller and we bought it. Well it died after 1 yr. We did not exceed the weight limit, it was just junk. I started looking for the rotating base we had. And I found this. Its fabulous. Its so quiet, turns so slowly and evenly. Very very smoothly. I will never buy a different cheap again. Highly recommend. Imo well worth the money.

My family bought one of these tree stands at a department store in the late 90s for our vintage aluminum Christmas tree, and used it every tear until 2022, at which point it was finally starting to show its age and make struggling noises. When I went to shop for a new one, I was shocked to see that I could still buy the exact same stand. 25 years of use is pretty good in my book, so I gladly bought a new one, and it is running fantastically.