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Label Christmas Tree Layers

Label Christmas tree layers for easier assembly
Label Christmas Tree Layers

Artificial Christmas trees are very popular, and most of those who own them reuse the same tree year after year. As time wears on, putting the tree together can become more difficult. What part goes where? Is there a piece missing?

Use this simple trick to avoid confusion. When you disassemble the tree at the end of the season, do it one level at a time. Once all the branches from one level are off, duct-tape them together and number each layer with a marker.

Next year, the tree will be put together in minutes!

Take a look inside the latest issue of Handyman for more DIY tips and ideas.

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