Allyix · Holiday Storage
Leave the tree up. Just cover it.
A 10-foot clear cover that slips over your fully decorated artificial tree – ornaments, lights, garland and all. Cap the tip, pull it down, zip, cinch the base. Next December you unzip instead of rebuild.
up to 10 feet
laid flat (about 6 ft)
(about 3 mil)
zip · cinch
Why upright
Skip the takedown. Skip the rebuild.
Most tree bags assume you’ll strip the tree, break it into sections and stuff it in a duffel. This one assumes you’d rather not.
The usual way
- ✕Unhook every ornament and wrap each one
- ✕Unwind the lights – and untangle them again next year
- ✕Pull the tree apart in sections and force it into a bag
- ✕Rebuild, fluff and redecorate from scratch in December
The upright way
- ✓Ornaments, lights and garland stay exactly where you put them
- ✓Cap the tip, pull the cover down, zip, cinch – done
- ✓Stand the covered tree in a garage, basement or spare-room corner
- ✓Next season: unzip, plug in, pour the cocoa
Four steps, no tools
Cap. Pull. Zip. Cinch.
The cover opens down the front, so it goes on over a dressed tree without a fight.
Clear on purpose
See what’s inside without unzipping.
The cover is 0.08 mm clear polyethylene (about 3 mil). The tree stays on view all year, and the dust stays on the outside.
Fit guide
Two measurements and you’ll know.
The cover is 10 ft tall and 70.9 in wide when laid flat (about 6 ft). Check your tree’s height and its widest point before you order.
Rule of thumb: under about 45 in wide and 10 ft or shorter – it fits. 45–50 in is a squeeze; ask us before you buy. Over 50 in won’t zip, no matter how tall the cover is.
| Your tree | Fit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pencil and slim artificial trees up to 10 ft | ✓ Fits | Typically 24–45 in across the bottom row – the cover’s sweet spot. |
| Full-profile trees up to about 6.5 ft | ✓ Fits | Usually 40–50 in wide. Measure if yours is sold as a ‘wide’ or ‘grand’ style. |
| Full-profile trees 7–7.5 ft | ● Measure | Often 50–60 in across the bottom row. Measure the widest point first; slim 7.5-footers are usually fine. |
| Full-profile trees 9–10 ft | ✕ Too wide | Bottom rows commonly run 60–74 in wide – too big around for a 70.9 in flat width, even though the height is right. |
| A fully decorated tree | ✓ Fits | That’s the point – ornaments, lights and garland stay on. Just make sure nothing sharp points outward. |
Storage spot
Pick a corner. Any dry corner.
A covered tree needs about 10 ft of headroom and a floor that stays dry – and not much else.
- ✓Garage, basement, spare room, walk-in closet – anywhere with the headroom and a dry floor
- ✓Keep it away from heat – fireplaces, space heaters, furnaces and direct sun are hard on PE film
- ✓Mind the sharp stuff – tool racks, nails, bike pedals and box corners can nick the film
- ✓Unplug the lights before you cover, and tuck the plug end inside
- ✓Move it by the stand or trunk, not by the cover – two people for a 10-footer
- ✓Behind a door works – the clear film means you always know what’s back there
Beyond December
A 10 × 6 ft clear bag earns its keep all year.
When the tree is up, the cover doesn’t have to sit in a drawer.
Details
Specifications
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Upright Christmas tree storage cover with silicone tip cap |
| Fits | Artificial Christmas trees up to 10 ft tall – check the width (see fit guide) |
| Flat size | 10 ft × 6 ft – 120 × 70.9 in (305 × 180 cm) |
| Max tree width | Roughly 45 in (115 cm) across at the widest point |
| Material | Clear polyethylene (PE) film, 0.08 mm (about 3 mil) |
| Closure | Front zipper + bottom drawstring hem |
| Included | 1 × clear tree cover, 1 × silicone tip cap |
| Color | Clear |
| Reusable | Yes – fold flat and keep in the pouch between seasons |
| Brand | Allyix |
Questions
Asked before adding to cart
Do I have to take the ornaments off?
No. The cover goes on over a fully decorated tree – ornaments, lights, garland, topper. Just make sure nothing sharp points outward and seat the silicone cap on the top spike before you pull the cover down.
How do I know if my tree is too wide?
Measure the widest point – usually the bottom row of branches. Laid flat the cover is 70.9 in wide, which wraps around a tree up to roughly 45 in across. Under that, it fits. 45–50 in is a squeeze – ask us first. Over 50 in it won’t zip; a 9–10 ft full-profile tree is usually 60 in or more.
Is it really waterproof?
The PE film itself is waterproof and keeps dust and damp air off the tree. The zipper and drawstring hem aren’t sealed seams, so think ‘dust and moisture shield’, not ‘submersible’. Keep the covered tree somewhere dry and it does its job.
What is the silicone cap for?
The top of most artificial trees is a stiff, pointed spike. The cap slips over it so the film doesn’t snag or tear while you pull the cover down – or later, when the tree gets bumped in the garage.
Can I move the tree once it’s covered?
Yes – keep it upright and lift by the stand or trunk, with a helper for a 10-footer. It’s a cover, not a carry bag, so don’t lift by the film.
Can I use it for a real (cut) tree?
It’s designed for artificial trees that are stored assembled year after year. A cut tree can’t be stored, so the cover isn’t intended for real trees.
Is it reusable?
Yes. Once the tree goes up, fold the cover flat and keep it in its pouch. With normal care – away from heat and sharp edges – it’s ready again next January.
Our promise
Three things you can count on
Cover it in January. Unzip it in December.
One cover, one zipper, zero rebuilding – add it to your cart and give next year’s tree a head start.
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