Description
The Ballymena is a metal Christmas tree built from rings rather than branches. Open circles of slightly different sizes are joined edge to edge into a flat, tapering tree shape, with a single ring at the top and the whole frame standing on an oval base plate. The champagne finish is a soft, muted metallic tone, warmer than silver and quieter than a bright gold, so it suits a room that is already dressed for the festive period without shouting over it. It stands 109cm tall and 63cm long, with a base 22cm across, and weighs 2.21KG, which makes it big enough to stand on the floor yet easy to lift and move.
This is an indoor decoration, and it earns its place where a full tree would crowd the room: a narrow hallway, the corner beside a sofa, a landing or the space in front of a window. Because the rings are open, the wall or the view behind them stays visible, so the tree reads as a light outline rather than a solid block. It suits anyone short on floor space, anyone who wants a festive shape without fallen needles on the floor, and anyone who prefers a calm, graphic look to a tree heavy with tinsel.
The frame is metal throughout, with each ring joined to its neighbours and the lower rings meeting the oval base plate, and the champagne colour runs across the rings and the base alike. Before you choose a spot, measure it: the tree needs 109cm of clear height and a stretch of floor, or a wide, low surface, at least 63cm long. When the festive period is over, its flat profile means it slips neatly into a cupboard or a gap beside a wardrobe, ready for the following year.
Specification
| Colour |
Champagne |
| Material |
Metal |
| Length |
63cm |
| Height |
109cm |
| Base Diameter |
22cm |
| Weight |
2.21KG |
Frequently Asked
How big is the Ballymena metal Christmas tree?
It stands 109cm tall and 63cm long, sits on a base 22cm across and weighs 2.21KG, so it is easy to carry from room to room.
What does the champagne finish look like?
Champagne is a soft, muted metallic tone, warmer than silver and quieter than bright gold, and it covers both the rings and the oval base plate.
Can I put this metal tree outside?
We see it as an indoor decoration, best placed in a dry hallway, a living room, a landing or the space in front of a window.
Will it stand on the floor, or does it need a table?
It stands on its own oval base plate, 22cm across. At 109cm tall it works well on the floor, or on a wide, low surface at least 63cm long.
What material is used for the tree?
The tree is metal, formed as a frame of linked open rings in a tapering shape, standing on an oval base plate in the same champagne finish.
Does the open ring design suit a small room?
Yes. Because the rings are open, the wall behind stays visible, so the tree gives you a festive shape without making a narrow hallway or corner feel crowded.