33 results about "Tree stand" patented technology

The present application relates to a decorative tree and a tree stand thereof. The tree stand includes: a pole assembly, support arms connected to a bottom end of the pole assembly and configured to be connected to a bottom of a decorative mesh; a first mounting member mounted on a top end of the pole assembly and including a locking portion; and a second mounting member movably disposed on the pole assembly and configured to be connected to a top of the decorative mesh. The second mounting member includes an engaging portion configured to be engaged with the locking portion to limit a movement of the second mounting member relative to the pole assembly.

A camouflage system includes an artificial tree branch having a flexible fabric cover having an inner surface defining an enclosed space. A coil spring is attached to the fabric cover within the enclosed space. The length of the artificial tree branch is variable by compressing and / or tensioning the coil spring. The artificial tree branch is thus easily compactible for transporting to a hunting location and can be expanded to the size of a natural tree branch on site. The camouflage system may include devices for attaching the artificial tree branch to a tree to hide a tree stand and its occupant from game animals.

This utility model relates to the field of landscaping technology and provides a tree support frame for landscaping construction, including: a rectangular plate, and an adjustment component disposed on the side of the rectangular plate near the upper end. The adjustment component includes: a mounting arc plate fixedly disposed on the side of the rectangular plate near the upper end, and a semi-annular plate fixedly disposed on one side of the mounting arc plate; a T-shaped annular groove formed on the inner surface of the semi-annular plate, and a T-shaped semi-annular plate movably disposed inside the T-shaped annular groove; a servo motor is activated to drive a gear to rotate, and the gear drives a meshing semi-annular rack to move out inside the T-shaped annular groove, so that the T-shaped semi-annular plate drives two U-shaped plates to adjust their positions according to the direction of the sapling's tilt, so that the U-shaped plates can better support the sapling and prevent the sapling from tilting and affecting planting. The servo motor can drive the semi-annular rack to rotate forward and backward through the gear, so as to better adjust the support direction and improve planting efficiency.

A climbing platform device useful for enabling a user to climb a tree. The climbing platform device includes a platform, first and second arms, a cable, and a post. The arms and the post are connected to the platform. The cable is extendable between the arms. In a climbing state, the cable loosely secures the platform to a tree trunk, permitting a user to climb the tree.

The present disclosure describes tree stands. In one embodiment, a tree stand is provided comprising a central tree support configured to support the base of a real or artificial tree, and four support legs configured to stabilize the tree stand on a surface. In this embodiment, each support leg of the four support legs has a single, substantially straight, one-sidedly attached beam connected at a proximal end section to the central tree support and extending outward from the central tree support to a distal end section.The present disclosure also provides a method for forming a tree stand, comprising attaching two upper support legs to an upper sleeve of a central tree support, each of the two upper support legs having a single substantially straight, one-sidedly attached beam extending away from the upper sleeve at a first oblique angle, and attaching two lower support legs to a lower sleeve of the central tree support, each of the two lower support legs having a single substantially straight, one-sidedly attached beam extending away from the lower sleeve at a second, different oblique angle.

The present disclosure describes a tree stand. In one embodiment, there is provided a tree stand comprising: a center tree support configured to support a base of a real or artificial tree; and four support legs configured to stabilize the tree stand on a surface. In this embodiment, each of the four support legs includes a single substantially straight cantilever beam connected at a proximal end to the center tree support and extending outwardly from the center tree support to a distal end. The present disclosure also provides a method for forming a tree stand, comprising: securing two upper support legs to an upper sleeve of a center tree support, where each of the two upper support legs includes a single substantially straight cantilever beam extending from the upper sleeve at a first oblique angle; and a lower sleeve securing the two lower support legs to the center tree support wherein each of the two lower support legs includes a single substantially straight cantilever beam projecting from the lower sleeve at a second, different oblique angle.

The quick-locking Christmas tree base includes a cylindrical section with a central receiving cavity. Locking sections are evenly spaced along the side walls of the cylindrical section, and a through hole is located on the top side wall of each locking section. A push rod bolt passes through the cylindrical section from the outer end of the locking section to the receiving cavity. A stop mechanism is located at the top of the locking section, comprising a sliding key, a stop plate, and a spring. The stop plate is fitted onto the outer wall of the bolt and engages between the second groove at the bottom of the sliding key and the first groove at the rear end of the mounting groove. Under the continuous pushing of the spring, the stop plate tilts backward, restraining the push rod bolt and preventing it from retracting. When fixing the tree trunk, simply push the push rod bolt forward. After fixing, the stop plate automatically returns to its natural state under the force of the spring, preventing retraction. For enhanced locking and position adjustment, the push rod screw can be rotated for adjustment. To unlock, slide the sliding key forward to the front of the opening and hold it; the push rod bolt can then be removed.

A foldable tree stand to provide a small lightweight collapsible support for which to position a person into the fork of a tree for hunting and other outdoor activities. The foldable tree stand can be lodged into the fork of a tree to provide a sturdy standing platform to a user. When finished using, the tree stand can be folded in half to be easily carried and stored.

The present application relates to a decorative tree and a tree stand thereof. The tree stand includes: a pole assembly configured to support a decoration; a support mechanism fixed on the pole assembly; a support arm hinged to the support mechanism and having a unfolded state and a folded state; a movable base movably disposed on the pole assembly and operably connected to the support arm to drive the support arm to switch between the unfolded state and the folded state; and a first locking mechanism disposed on the movable base and having a locked state and an unlocked state. When in the locked state, the first locking mechanism is capable of locking the support arm in the unfolded state; and when in the unlocked state, the first locking mechanism is capable of unlocking the movable base from the unfolded state. The support arms have the unfolded state and the folded state by hinging the support arm to the support mechanism, so that the overall volume of the tree stand can be changed. In this way, when the tree stand is transferred or stored, the support arms can be maintained in the folded state to reduce the overall volume of the tree stand, thereby saving the space during storage and transportation.

The present invention relates generally to a platform extension that can be attached to tree stand platforms to provide the user with a larger platform surface. The extension of the invention can also be used to extend or enlarge treestand seats.

1. The name of the design product: Christmas tree stand (streamlined). 2. The use of the design product: for Christmas tree stand. 3. The design points of the design product: in shape. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: Design 1 perspective view 1. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design.

The Christmas tree support comprises a branch (1), a branch assembly (2), a transmission assembly (3) and a motor (4), the branch (1) is of a hollow structure, the transmission assembly (3) is arranged in the branch (1), the branch assembly (2) is rotationally connected with the branch (1), the branch assembly (2) is connected with the transmission assembly (3), the branch assembly (2) swings up and down through the transmission assembly (3), and the motor (4) is connected with the transmission assembly (3). And the motor (4) is arranged at the bottom of the branch (1). According to the design, the transmission assembly is driven to rotate through forward rotation or reverse rotation of the motor, then the branch assembly is driven to swing up and down, and the ornamental value is increased.

A decorative tree stand device is has a tree trunk mount that further includes a securing neck secured to an upper portion of the tree trunk mount and a plurality of tightening adjusters spaced around a circumference of an outside surface of the securing neck and configured to move inward and outward as actuated. One or more sizing adapters are structurally configured to engage into an opening in the securing neck, the one or more sizing adapters having an internal tree trunk opening oriented to receive a tree trunk of a comparatively sized diameter and to allow the tightening adjusters to actuate inward to secure the tree trunk and a support base coupled to the tree trunk mount to maintain the tree trunk mount in a vertical position.

A harness system and a belt for carrying a hunting tree stand are described. The belt includes a body panel that attaches to a first elongated member and a second elongated member. A panel strap extends from one of the first elongated member and the second elongated member. A side buckle attaches to another one of the first elongated member and the second elongated member. The side buckle is configured to be operationally coupled with the panel strap. The side buckle and the panel strap are configured to tighten around and secure the belt to the user. A first hunting tree stand strap and a second hunting tree stand strap extend from the body panel. The first hunting tree stand strap and the second hunting tree stand strap are configured to firmly hold the first section of the hunting tree stand against the body panel.

This application provides a method, apparatus, equipment, and medium for measuring individual tree stand parameters, belonging to the field of forest resource survey and forestry remote sensing technology. The method includes: acquiring visible light images, laser point cloud data, and individual tree IDs for each tree within a target area; converting the visible light images and laser point cloud data to a global geographic coordinate system; performing canopy segmentation, tree species classification, and occlusion estimation on each visible light image; performing individual tree point cloud segmentation on each laser point cloud data; matching the canopy segmentation mask with the point cloud clusters based on the individual tree ID to obtain successfully matched 3D contour point sets and 3D projected contour point sets; thereby extracting the target parameters for each tree; obtaining the diameter at breast height (DBH) parameter based on the target parameters; and determining the individual tree volume using a univariate volume model, thereby determining the stand volume. This application improves the accuracy of individual tree parameter extraction and the precision of stand volume measurement.

A tree hunting lower back support assembly includes a plurality of back support members and a belt. Each of the back support members includes a hard material and a curved section to be placed against the lower back of a person. Each of the back support members has a different thickness to permit selective positioning of one of the back support members between a tree and the lower back of a hunter in a tree stand. The belt is sufficiently long to be wrapped around and secured to a tree trunk to hold the back support members against a tree.

Stand (100) for a hanging tree (1) with a base element (10) as a stand base and a support arm (20) functionally connected to the base element (10), which has a support element (21) for fastening the tree (1), characterized in that • the base element (10) includes a cavity for fluid intake, • the support arm (20) includes a fluid-carrying element (22), • which has a first open end (23) which protrudes into the cavity and • which is closed at a second open end (24) by a thermally triggered valve (25).

1. The name of the design product: forestry tree stand. 2. The use of the design product: tree auxiliary growth equipment. 3. The design points of the design product: in shape. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: perspective view.

The present disclosure describes tree stands. In one embodiment, a tree stand is provided comprising a central tree support configured for supporting a base of a real or artificial tree and four support legs configured to stabilize the tree stand on a surface. In this embodiment, each support leg of the four support legs comprises a single substantially straight cantilevered beam connected to the central tree support at a proximal end portion and extending outward from the central tree support to a distal end portion. The present disclosure also provides a method of forming a tree stand comprising securing two upper support legs to an upper sleeve of a central tree support, wherein each of the two upper support legs comprises a single substantially straight cantilevered beam extending away from the upper sleeve at a first oblique angle and securing two lower support legs to a lower sleeve of the central tree support, wherein each of the two lower support legs comprises a single substantially straight cantilevered beam extending away from the lower sleeve at a second, different oblique angle.

A tree stand 10 with a pole assembly 110, support arms 120 connected to the bottom of the pole assembly and the bottom of a decorative mesh 30 (fig 1), with a first mounting member 130 at the top of the pole comprising a locking portion 131 (fig 9), a second mounting member 140 that can move up and down the pole is connected to the top of the decorative mesh and has an engaging portion 141 (fig 11) that engages with the locking portion. Optionally either the locking portion or the engaging portion is a limiting protrusion 131a (fig 9) with the other being a limiting groove 141a (fig 11), the limiting groove being curved with a starting end 1411 (fig 11) and locking end 1412 (fig 11). The second mounting member may be sleeved on the pole assembly with the first mounting member being rotatable enabling the limiting protrusion to engage from the starting end to the locking end of the limiting groove.

A climbing system includes a treestand and a plurality of climbing sticks. The treestand includes a monolithic platform formed from strengthened material. Each of the climbing sticks includes a frame having a plurality of weight-reduction apertures formed therethrough. Tree engaging structures include ramped surfaces to facilitate smooth downward sliding on a tree. Methods of manufacturing a treestand and climbing sticks are also disclosed. The method of manufacturing a treestand includes providing a solid, strengthened piece of material and removing portions of the material to form openings between structural supports. The method of manufacturing a climbing stick includes providing a frame and forming a plurality of weight-reduction apertures therethrough.

A decorative tree stand comprising a folding and locking mechanism 120 sleeved on a telescopic pole 110. The mechanism comprises a plurality of hinged support arms 130 and link members 170 that have folded and unfolded states. A movable portion 140, connected to the support arms, drives the support arms to switch between states when it is moved up or down the pole. A locking mechanism (fig 22 150) within the movable portion engages a locked state when the locking member pin (fig 23 151) extends internally into a recess in the pole 110. A spring reset member (fig 23 152) provides a bias to the pin to move to the locked position when aligned with the recess. When the support arm is in the unfolded state the locking mechanism can lock; and when the locking mechanism is unlocked, it allows the movable portion to slide and transition the support arms to their folded state. The locking member is unlocked by an operation button (fig 19 1611) and push arm (fig 19 1612) that forces a driving bevel (fig 19 1613) to retract the locking member from the recess against the biasing force of the spring reset member.

A climbing system includes a treestand and a plurality of climbing sticks. The treestand includes a monolithic platform formed from strengthened material. Each of the climbing sticks includes a frame having a plurality of weight-reduction apertures formed therethrough. Methods of manufacturing a treestand and climbing sticks are also disclosed. The method of manufacturing a treestand includes providing a solid, strengthened piece of material and removing portions of the material to form openings between structural supports. The method of manufacturing a climbing stick includes providing a frame and forming a plurality of weight-reduction apertures therethrough.