Description
This frosted fir Christmas tree comes with its lights already strung through the branches, so the hardest part of dressing the tree is done before you start. The fir-style needles are tipped in a soft, snowy white frost that catches the light and gives the whole tree the look of a fresh snowfall, while the deeper green beneath keeps it looking natural. We sell it in three sizes, 5ft, 6ft and 7ft, and the width settles which one suits your room: the 5ft tree is 1.04m across, the 6ft tree 1.20m across and the 7ft tree 1.36m across.
It belongs indoors, in the sitting room, the hallway or a bay window where passers-by can enjoy it too. The 5ft size sits comfortably in a smaller room or a flat, the 6ft suits most sitting rooms, and the 7ft gives a high-ceilinged or open-plan space a tree with real presence. With the lights already part of the tree, it suits anyone who would rather spend December hanging baubles than untangling a string of lights, and it gives a room a warm, wintry centre from the first evening it goes up.
The lights run at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into the wall, so there are no batteries to change through the season; keep the transformer indoors or under cover. The tree stands on its own black stand, which lifts the lowest branches clear of the floor. Before you hang anything, take a few minutes to fluff out the branches so the frosted tips spread evenly and any gaps close. Between seasons, a gentle dust with a soft dry cloth keeps the frost looking fresh. We like it dressed simply, with clear glass or silver baubles and a few ribbons, so the snowy branches and the glow of the lights do the work.
Specification
| Width |
5ft: 1.04m / 6ft: 1.20m / 7ft: 1.36m |
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
Frequently Asked
What sizes does the Alaskan Fir tree come in?
We sell it in three sizes: 5ft, 6ft and 7ft. The 5ft tree is 1.04m across, the 6ft tree is 1.20m across and the 7ft tree is 1.36m across, so measure your space before you choose.
How are the lights on this tree powered?
The lights run at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into the mains, so there are no batteries to buy or change. Keep the transformer indoors or under cover.
What does the frosted finish look like?
The tips of the fir branches carry a soft, snowy white frost over the green beneath, giving the tree the look of a light snowfall that shows up beautifully once the lights are on.
How does the tree stand?
It stands on a black stand at the base of the trunk, which lifts the lowest branches clear of the floor and leaves room for a tree skirt or a pile of presents beneath.
Which size should I choose for my room?
The 5ft size suits a smaller room or a flat, the 6ft suits most sitting rooms, and the 7ft is best for a high-ceilinged or open-plan space. Check the width as well as the ceiling height.
How do I look after the tree between Christmases?
Fluff the branches out each year so the frosted tips spread evenly, and give the tree a gentle dust with a soft dry cloth to keep the frost looking fresh.