Description
This pre-lit artificial Christmas tree has a full, classic pine shape with the lights already set among its branches, so it is ready to glow as soon as it is up. We call it the Galloway Forest Pine, and it comes in our 7ft size. Its layered green branches are dense from the lowest tier to the top, with fine needle-style tips that fan out in every direction, and the tree tapers evenly to a slender point ready for a star or angel. At its widest it measures 1.21m across. It stands in a deep brown, bark-textured base shaped like a tree trunk, which gives it a natural, woodland look.
With 1.21m of spread at its widest, it needs a generous corner or an open spot in a living room, hallway or dining room, and it looks good beside a fireplace or in a bay window where it can be seen from across the room. Because it is pre-lit, there is no untangling a string of lights each December and no working your way round the branches on a stepladder; that time goes on baubles and ribbon instead. It suits a family home that wants one main tree with real presence, and it makes a handsome centrepiece for hosting over the festive season.
The lights sit in among the needles rather than on the surface, so the tree glows softly from within, and the full branches leave plenty of room for decorations. When the season is over, dust the branches with a soft dry cloth, tease them back into shape and store the tree somewhere dry until next Christmas. As with any lit decoration, switch the lights off when you leave the room or go to bed. For a finished look, gather wrapped presents around the trunk-style base, keep to two or three colours for the baubles and let the lights do the rest.
Specification
Frequently Asked
How wide is the Galloway Forest Pine tree?
At its widest point the tree measures 1.21m across, so allow a little more than that in the corner or alcove you have in mind.
Does the tree come with lights already fitted?
Yes, it is a pre-lit tree, so the lights are already in place among the branches and you only need to add your own decorations.
What does the base of the tree look like?
The tree stands in a deep brown, bark-textured base shaped like a tree trunk, which gives it a natural look that many people are happy to leave on show.
Where does this Christmas tree look best?
It has a full, generous shape, so a living room corner, a bay window, a hallway or a spot beside the fireplace all suit it well.
How should I look after the tree between seasons?
Dust the branches with a soft dry cloth, fluff them back into shape each season and store the tree somewhere dry between Christmases.