Singing Trees

[Philbd]

What is everyone using for a frame on the Singing Tree Prop?

[Jimehc]

2x2 painted wood frame

[k6ccc]

1/2 inch aluminum U channel.  I wanted it to be fairly light weight because the singing trees are hanging from my eves.

 

[Box on Rails]

I use a 1x2 wooden frame. 

 

[hasslerk]

Mine are simple 2"x4" boxes, painted flat black.  My big Christmas tree uses the same stand-alone frame support as my halloween pumpkin, since both props are the same size.  The props stay attached to their frames, I just swap them on the support like changing a picture on the wall.  Even the wiring harness and controller remain the same.  My small Christmas trees are also 2"x4", but no stand-alone supports as they sit on the facia of our porch and are held by rope to the porch railings.

[Wayne K]

I used PVC and made a square frame each tree and then made a second frame to support the 3 trees. Then I winch them up with all of the cords on them and hang in place. I also done the same thing to my 4th one which hangs around the corner. You can see in some of my videos where I hung them on the house : http://www.buscochristmas.com/Videos.html

 

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Edited October 15, 2022 by Wayne K

[Philbd]

On 10/11/2022 at 12:10 PM, k6ccc said:

1/2 inch aluminum U channel.  I wanted it to be fairly light weight because the singing trees are hanging from my eves.

 

Great idea thank you.