The disclosure relates to a Christmas tree stand and an assembled support assembly, where the Christmas tree stand comprises a tree stand support assembly and a connector, the tree stand support assembly is formed by assembling a number of tree stand members with each other, and enables the tree stand members to be self-shaped after assembly without using other tools by means of an inside assembly structure, thereby facilitating assembly of the Christmas tree stand, and the split type tree stand members are also advantageous in packaging and transportation after disassembly.

A tree stand for removably supporting a tree includes a base having a water basin. A plurality of spaced apart jaws are biased upwardly and inwardly of an axis of the base to form an expandable clamp. An end of a trunk of the tree forcibly expands the jaws against their bias as the trunk is inserted into the water basin. The jaws of the clamp engage an outer surface of the trunk as they are biased towards their closed position to hold the tree vertically upright and stable.

A tree stand comprising a supporting base including an upwardly facing hemispherical socket, a positioning sphere having a cavity for receiving a trunk of the tree, and a collar engageable by threads with the base and comprising a flange, wherein the positioning sphere may be disposed in the hemispherical cavity, and the compression collar maximally threadably engaged with the base, thereby contacting the flange with the sphere and immobilizing the sphere in the socket.

The disclosure relates to a Christmas tree stand and an assembled support assembly, where the Christmas tree stand comprises a tree stand support assembly and a connector, the tree stand support assembly is formed by assembling a number of tree stand members with each other, and enables the tree stand members to be self-shaped after assembly without using other tools by means of an inside assembly structure, thereby facilitating assembly of the Christmas tree stand, and the split type tree stand members are also advantageous in packaging and transportation after disassembly.

A tree stand comprising a supporting base, a positioning sphere, and a compression collar. The supporting base is comprised of an annular cavity surrounding upwardly facing hemispherical socket. The annular cavity comprises an outer side wall including an upper threaded portion. The positioning sphere includes an outer spherical surface and a cavity for receiving a trunk of the tree. The compression collar comprised an outer threaded wall engageable with the upper threaded portion of the supporting base, and a first flange contactable with an upper portion of the outer spherical surface of the positioning sphere. When the positioning sphere is disposed in the hemispherical socket, and the compression collar is maximally threadably engaged with the supporting base, the flange of the compression collar is contacted with the outer spherical surface of the positioning sphere and immobilizes the sphere in the socket, thereby securing the tree in a desired upright position.

The present invention comprises a novel tree holding and base angle adjustment device that is comprised of a base with an open container style water basin centered on the base. The water basin has an inner barrier that is built such that a lag bolt style spindle screw can reside in the center of the inner barrier without water leaking out of the water basin. The spindle screw is designed such that it captures the tree holding device and is driven into the center of the bottom surface of a tree trunk, thereby solidly attaching the base of the tree holding device to the tree and disallowing any movement between the two. The base has adjustable feet for adjusting the angle and position of the base and the attached tree. The tree holding device can be used for displaying, holding, and adjusting trees in an upright position.

A tree stand comprising a supporting base, a positioning sphere, and a compression collar. The supporting base is comprised of an annular cavity surrounding upwardly facing hemispherical socket. The annular cavity comprises an outer side wall including an upper threaded portion. The positioning sphere includes an outer spherical surface and a cavity for receiving a trunk of the tree. The compression collar comprised an outer threaded wall engageable with the upper threaded portion of the supporting base, and a first flange contactable with an upper portion of the outer spherical surface of the positioning sphere. When the positioning sphere is disposed in the hemispherical socket, and the compression collar is maximally threadably engaged with the supporting base, the flange of the compression collar is contacted with the outer spherical surface of the positioning sphere and immobilizes the sphere in the socket, thereby securing the tree in a desired upright position.

The present invention comprises a novel tree holding and base angle adjustment device that is comprised of a base with an open container style water basin centered on the base. The water basin has an inner barrier that is built such that a lag bolt style spindle screw can reside in the center of the inner barrier without water leaking out of the water basin. The spindle screw is designed such that it captures the tree holding device and is driven into the center of the bottom surface of a tree trunk, thereby solidly attaching the base of the tree holding device to the tree and disallowing any movement between the two. The base has adjustable feet for adjusting the angle and position of the base and the attached tree. The tree holding device can be used for displaying, holding, and adjusting trees in an upright position.

A tree stand comprising a supporting base, a positioning sphere, and a compression collar. The supporting base is comprised of an annular cavity surrounding upwardly facing hemispherical socket. The annular cavity comprises an outer side wall including an upper threaded portion. The positioning sphere includes an outer spherical surface and a cavity for receiving a trunk of the tree. The compression collar comprised an outer threaded wall engageable with the upper threaded portion of the supporting base, and a first flange contactable with an upper portion of the outer spherical surface of the positioning sphere. When the positioning sphere is disposed in the hemispherical socket, and the compression collar is maximally threadably engaged with the supporting base, the flange of the compression collar is contacted with the outer spherical surface of the positioning sphere and immobilizes the sphere in the socket, thereby securing the tree in a desired upright position.

A stand may be provided. The stand may include a base portion. The base portion may be a hollow cylinder with an open top, capable of retaining liquid. The base portion may also have support legs extending therefrom. There may be brace members situated within the base portion that may form a socket for receiving a securing portion. The securing portion may be able to rotate and tilt within the socket formed by the brace members. The securing portion may be a hollow sphere with receiving aperture defined by an open ended cylinder extending therefrom. There may be locking members for locking the securing portion in a desired orientation and there may be fastening members for securing an object within the securing portion.