Trophy Treestands D-Lux 5' Leg Extension

Trophy Treestands D-Lux 5' Leg Extension

Features

• Adds a full 5 feet of height to your existing D-Lux Blind setup, putting you up to 10 feet total
• Heavy duty steel construction built to handle wind, weather, and years of hard hunts
• Trophy's signature Blendz-In Powder Coating helps the tower disappear into the timber
• Designed to bolt directly to the TT818 D-Lux Blind and TT818-5 tower with no guesswork
• Wide 8' x 8' footprint keeps things planted and stable, even with two hunters and gear up top
• Rust-resistant finish protects the steel through every season
• Gives you a better sight line over corn, brush, and standing crops
• Pairs cleanly with the rest of the D-Lux system for a true modular setup

Specifications

• SKU: TT818-LE5
• Model Number: TT818-LE5
• Construction: Steel
• Footprint: 8' wide x 8' deep
• Height: 5 feet
• Gross Weight: 69 lbs
• Carton Weight: 69 lbs
• Coating: Trophy Blendz-In Powder Coating
• Compatibility: TT818 D-Lux Blind and TT818-5 Tower
• Shipping: Freight carrier, $55 liftgate/handling fee applies

Description

If you've already got the D-Lux Blind sitting on the 5' tower and you're still staring at the back of that cedar row every morning, this is the fix. The D-Lux 5' Leg Extension stacks onto your existing setup and lifts you to a full 10 feet of height. That's the difference between guessing what's behind the brush and watching a buck work a scrape 80 yards out.

Trophy didn't cut corners here. The whole thing is steel, finished in their Blendz-In Powder Coating so it actually blends into the woods instead of shining like a billboard at first light. The 8' x 8' footprint is the same wide stance as the base tower, so once it's bolted together, you've got a rock solid hunting platform that doesn't sway when the wind picks up in November.

At 69 lbs, it's heavy enough to feel serious and light enough that you and a buddy can handle the install in an afternoon. Heads up before you click buy: this ships freight, and there's a $55 liftgate fee built in. Freight carriers also need a physical street address and a working phone number, so make sure both are good to go at checkout.

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Why Hunters Love It

Ask any hunter who's run a tower blind for a few seasons and they'll tell you the same thing: height changes everything. Better visibility, better shot lanes, and your scent carrying up and away instead of straight into a bedding area. The 5' extension is the easiest, cleanest way to upgrade a D-Lux setup without buying a whole new tower.

The fit and finish is what keeps customers coming back to Trophy. Bolts line up, holes match, powder coat doesn't chip the first time you bump it with a ratchet strap. It's the kind of gear that earns its spot in your hunting plan and stays there for a long, long time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this leg extension actually do?
It adds 5 feet of additional height to a D-Lux Blind that's already mounted on the TT818-5 tower, bringing your total elevation to 10 feet. It does not include the blind or the base tower, just the extension legs.

Is this compatible with other blinds or towers?
No. The TT818-LE5 is engineered specifically for the Trophy TT818 D-Lux Blind and the TT818-5 base tower. The bolt pattern and 8' x 8' footprint are matched to that system, so it won't mate up to other brands.

How heavy is the extension and can two people install it?
It ships at 69 lbs. Two people with basic hand tools can typically handle the assembly and install in an afternoon, though a third set of hands helps when raising the blind onto the stacked tower.

Will it rust after a few seasons in the weather?
It's steel, but it's finished in Trophy's Blendz-In Powder Coating, which is built to fight rust and stay quiet in the woods. As long as you don't ding the coating to bare metal, it'll hold up season after season.

How does this ship and what are the fees?
This item ships via freight carrier due to size and weight. There's a $55 liftgate/handling fee on this product. The freight company will also require a physical street address and a phone number to schedule delivery.

Do I need to anchor the tower once it's at 10 feet?
Yes, absolutely. Anytime you raise a blind that high, you want it staked and guy-wired down per Trophy's recommendations. Higher towers catch more wind, and proper anchoring is non-negotiable for safety.