Description
This pre-lit fibre optic Christmas tree brings its own glow to a room, with fine fibre optic strands running through the branches so the tips light up without a string of lights to wind on. Once it is switched on, the tree is dotted all over with small points of colour, mostly green and blue, and a lit star sits at the very top. The Carousel Classic keeps a full, traditional cone shape, so it still reads as a proper Christmas tree in daylight, then turns playful as the evening draws in.
It suits a living room corner, a hallway, a landing or a bay window, anywhere you want festive colour without the fuss of dressing a tree from scratch. We think it works especially well in a flat, a bedroom or a second room such as a dining room or a home office, where a big real tree would feel like too much. It is a good choice if you enjoy the lights more than the decorating, and it puts on a little show of its own each evening with no tinsel or garlands required.
Because the fibre optics are part of the branches, there are no separate lights to untangle. The tree offers eight light functions, so you can choose a gentle effect for a quiet evening or something livelier when friends come round. It stands on its own black stand with splayed legs, so no pot is needed, and a tree skirt will hide the stand if you prefer a softer finish at the base. To keep it looking its best, dust the branches gently with a soft dry cloth or brush, and store it somewhere cool and dry once the season is over. It looks complete on its own, though a few light baubles make it yours.
Specification
Frequently Asked
How many light functions does the tree have?
It has eight light functions, so you can switch between effects and settle on the one that suits the mood of the room.
Do I need to add Christmas lights to this tree?
No. This is a pre-lit fibre optic tree, so the light travels through strands in the branches and glows at the tips without any extra string lights.
What colours does the tree light up in?
When it is lit, the fibre tips glow in a mix of colours, mostly green and blue, with a lit star at the very top of the tree.
How does the tree stand?
It stands on its own black stand with splayed legs, so it needs no pot, and a tree skirt can hide the base if you like a softer look.
How should I look after the tree?
Dust the branches gently with a soft dry cloth or brush, and store the tree somewhere cool and dry between Christmases to keep it in good shape.