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The Assembly And Shaping Instructions document provides step-by-step guidance for assembling and shaping your Christmas tree. This guide will help you navigate the form sections clearly and effectively, ensuring you have all the information you need to complete the assembly process successfully.

Follow the steps to fill out the Assembly And Shaping Instructions form effectively.

1. Use the ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and view it in your preferred document editor or viewer.
2. Begin by carefully reading the introductory instructions and locating the Tree Identification Number, which is found on the end panel of the tree carton. Keep this number handy for future reference.
3. Remove all parts from the carton, separating branch panels according to the number marking on each panel as indicated in the instructions.
4. Assemble the stand by sliding the wide end of the legs into the slots on the underside of the stand body, making sure to seat the legs securely.
5. Insert the bottom pole into the stand body, ensuring the tabs of the lock ring point toward the body. Once the pole is firmly in place, slide the locking ring down and press it in place.
6. Insert the tapered end of the main pole into the top of the bottom pole, making sure it’s firmly seated.
7. Pre-shape the tree top and secure it in the top cap at the end of the pole. Set it aside for later.
8. Cover the pole by twisting the pole wrap around it. Start at the bottom and insert color-coded branch panels into the branch holder, shaping each layer while referring to the provided shaping instructions.
9. Once all rows are shaped and evenly spaced, place the pre-shaped top on the pole and complete the final shaping steps as instructed.
10. Review the completed assembly and ensure everything is in place. Save your progress if needed, and prepare to download, print, or share the document for future reference.

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