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Prepare for the holiday season with this 24" x 24" x 58" artificial tree storage bag. A Christmas tree storage container is a must have holiday decor organizer, simply place your artificial tree in the bag, zip it up with double-pull zippers, and store it safely until next Christmas. This bag rolls on wheels for easy transport. Made of vinyl-backed 600-denier polyester shell with wire side supports. The festive red color with green trim makes it a cinch to spot in the garage year after year. Holds trees up to 8.5' tall. 
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  Comments about Stacks and Stacks Deluxe Rolling Christmas Tree Storage Bag - 8.5' Trees: We were able to get out tree into the bag. The tree itself is a 15 year old tree, with wire branches that connect to the center pole. The original box is doing well, but the duct-tape is starting to wear on the box.Once inside, almost immediately the wire ends started to poke through. I didn't even try to pick it up, but unceremoniously put the tree back into the box. I am returning the product [...]  Pros
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Comments about Stacks and Stacks Deluxe Rolling Christmas Tree Storage Bag - 8.5' Trees: this bag looks like a quality bag but when it arrived it was the thinnest material which caused the tree limb to poke through the side. when the tree was put inside, the cheesy wire frames broke in half. I lifted the bag up by the end handle and it tore off in my hand. this bag was convenient for throwing the tree and bag into the garbage! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS PRODUCT! Pros Cons
Best Uses Comments about Stacks and Stacks Deluxe Rolling Christmas Tree Storage Bag - 8.5' Trees: This storage box is poorly designed. There is no such thing as "simply " placing the tree in it. The metal frames meant to form the top and bottom had nothing to hold them in place. The box would not hold its shape and all sides kept folding in, even with the metal frames, while I tried to put the tree in the box. After wrestling with the container and tree, I finally got the tree into the case; only to have everything sink to the bottom - including the useless metal frames. Within a few minutes the tree pole ripped through the material; but the final straw was when the handy dandy handle on the top fell off. I ended up dragging the formless "bag" into the storage area and dumping it in a heap. I was sure the tree would stay dust free and in good shape, but I would have been better off storing it back in the box it came in. So much for the convenient storage of my Christmas tree! Three people are needed for tree storage with this item - two to hold the box in shape, one to put the tree into the box and all three to hoist it up and carry it like a coffin. A waste of money! |
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