The so-called all-round single-rope technology for Christmas tree stands has been a real triumph since its invention in 1990. Before that date, Christmas enthusiasts all over the world struggled with a screwing technique for which they never seemed to have enough hands, but the new mechanism makes it child's play to adjust the tree: no bending and kneeling, no fighting against gravity, instead you always have the vertical in view (and in your back) and, depending on the size of your tree, you don't even need both hands. Simply place the tree in the steel construction embedded in the concrete base and you can use the foot pedal to tighten the support from a standing position. Finally an innovation worthy of the name: our Christmas tree stand is manufactured by the Lower Bavarian company Krinner and features the sophisticated original technology of the inventor Klaus Krinner, cleanly and robustly designed as a steel construction. A safety mechanism also prevents the steel cable from loosening unintentionally.

For some time now, exposed concrete has finally made the leap from building design to interior design and furnishing. For good reason, because the durable material is not only easy to process and reproduce, but also blends into any interior design with elegant restraint. In addition, the machine-produced stone is so robust and durable that it can last for generations. And last but not least, thanks to its natural "weight", this solid, cast concrete base is extremely stable - an advantage that should not be underestimated when a two-metre tree needs to be adjusted and held in place (the stand also secures smaller trees, of course).