Sasquatch MegaTree Sliding Topper – 32, 48, 64 & 96 Hole
The Sasquatch MegaTree Sliding Topper is built to make raising, lowering, and servicing your MegaTree simple.
Designed to slide smoothly on 2" x 2" square tubing, these toppers work with our pulley and winch-style MegaTree systems so you can build the tree on the ground, raise it into position, and bring it back down when needed.
We offer 32, 48, 64, and 96-hole configurations so you can match the topper to the size and resolution of your MegaTree.
NEW 64-Hole Topper
Our original 64-hole topper is no longer available, so we've upgraded the 64-hole option to a new 16" precision laser-cut design.
The new 64-hole version is designed to keep your MegaTree strips flat, tight, and evenly spaced for a cleaner-looking tree.
The bearing block assembly is designed and authorized by Lipich Engineering.
It also includes optional mounting holes for J-hooks or carabiners, giving you more flexibility when setting up your tree.
Same job. Better setup.
We can handle it. We’re professionals.
Topper Sizes
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32 Hole: Approx. 11" wide
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48 Hole: Approx. 13" wide
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64 Hole: Approx. 16" wide – NEW precision laser-cut design
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96 Hole: Approx. 18" wide
Choose the number of holes based on the number of MegaTree strips or strings you plan to run.
You do not have to use every hole, so these toppers can be used for 180°, 270°, or full 360° MegaTree configurations.
Key Features
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Designed for 2" x 2" square MegaTree tubing
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Sliding design makes raising and lowering your MegaTree easier
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Heavy-duty steel construction
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Black powder-coated finish
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Precision-cut holes for clean and consistent strip spacing
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Helps keep MegaTree strips flat and organized
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Works with pre-pushed MegaTree strips
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Designed for pulley-and-winch MegaTree systems
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Multiple sizes for different MegaTree resolutions
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Mounting provisions for MegaTree star and guy-wire setups
64-Hole Version Features
The new 64-hole / 16" topper includes a few additional features:
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Precision laser-cut strip mounting locations
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Designed to hold strips flat for a tighter-looking MegaTree
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Bearing block assembly designed and authorized by Lipich Engineering
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Optional holes for J-hooks or carabiners
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Matte black powder-coated finish
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Built for 2" square tubing
Built for Sasquatch MegaTrees
Pair your Sliding Topper with the Mattos Designs Pulley Cap and 1200 lb Hand Winch to create a MegaTree that can be raised and lowered without fighting the entire tree every time you need to work on it.
Build it right, get everything lined up, and send it up.
That's the whole idea.
Which Topper Should I Choose?
More holes allow you to run more strips, which gives your MegaTree more horizontal resolution for effects, images, text, and video.
For example:
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Smaller traditional MegaTrees → 32 Hole
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Mid-size / higher-resolution trees → 48 Hole
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Larger high-resolution trees → 64 Hole
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Large-format / maximum-resolution trees → 96 Hole
You can also leave unused holes open, so buying a larger topper gives you room to expand later.
Built for Real MegaTrees
These aren't little decorative brackets.
The Sasquatch MegaTree system was built around full-size outdoor displays that get assembled, raised, lowered, serviced, and used season after season.
Because we're not just drawing this stuff on a computer.
We're literally field-testing it.
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What This Is For
The Sasquatch MegaTree Sliding Topper is what holds the top of your tree together — and more importantly, lets you move it up and down without turning your setup into a whole project.
This slides right on your 2\"x2\" pole and connects to your winch system.
So instead of climbing up, fighting it, or tearing things apart… you just crank it down, work on it, and send it back up.
All your strips or pixel lines connect here — so this is what controls your spacing, your layout, and how clean your tree actually looks when it’s lit.
You pick your hole count based on how many strands you’re running, lock it in, and now everything lines up exactly how it should.
No weird gaps. No uneven spacing. No “close enough.”
This is one of the main pieces that takes your MegaTree from a DIY project… to something that looks like a full production.
Slide it. Hook it. Raise it. Done.
We can handle it. We’re professionals.
JR Recommends
I ran sliding toppers on my setups — no question.
If you’re already using a winch system with the pulley cap, this just completes it.
Being able to bring the topper down to you instead of going up to it?
Yeah… that’s the move.
Especially when you’re:
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And picking your hole count right from the start makes a huge difference in how your tree looks when it’s running sequences.
More holes = more resolution. Cleaner effects.
We’ve been literally field-testing it, and it’s one of those things that just makes your life easier every time you touch the tree.
Set it up once… and you’re good.
We can handle it. We’re professionals.
