Description
Our Greenland Pine is a full, traditional artificial Christmas tree that arrives with its lights already in place, so the evening you put it up is spent dressing it rather than untangling strings. Its branches are built in dense, layered tiers of short green tips that step out from a slim top to a broad, generous base, giving the classic cone shape most of us picture when we think of a family tree. This is the 5ft size of the Greenland Pine, and it measures 0.88m across at its widest, which settles how much floor it needs: allow a little under a metre of width, plus room for the presents beneath.
Its 5ft size sits comfortably in a living room corner, a hallway, a dining room bay or a bedroom, and suits flats and cosier rooms where floor space matters. Being pre-lit, it is ready to glow on dark December afternoons the moment it is plugged in, and it spares anyone who dreads wrestling with a tangle of lights the most fiddly job of decorating. It is a dependable choice for a first home, a family living room or a quieter corner you want to feel properly festive.
The lights run on low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into a socket, so there are no batteries to replace. Keep the transformer indoors or under cover, and as with any lit decoration, switch off at the wall when you go to bed or leave the house. The tree rests on a four-legged stand beneath its lowest branches. To keep it looking its best, dust the branches gently with a soft, dry cloth, and store it somewhere cool and dry once the decorations come down. Before you hang a single bauble, spend a few minutes teasing each tip outwards: the fuller the branches, the better the lights sit among them.
Specification
| Width |
0.88m |
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
Frequently Asked
Is the Greenland Pine tree pre-lit?
Yes, the lights come already fitted on the branches, so you can plug it in and start decorating without stringing any lights yourself.
How wide is the 5ft Greenland Pine?
It measures 0.88m across at its widest point, so allow just under a metre of floor width, plus a little room around it for presents.
How are the lights powered?
They run on low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into a standard household socket, so there are no batteries to buy or replace.
Can I use this tree outside?
We suggest it for indoor rooms such as a living room, hallway or bedroom, as outdoor use is not stated, and the transformer should always stay indoors or under cover.
How does the tree stand up?
It rests on a four-legged stand that sits beneath the lowest branches, holding the tree upright on the floor once it is assembled.
How should I look after it?
Dust the branches gently with a soft, dry cloth, store the tree somewhere cool and dry after Christmas, and fluff the tips outwards each time you put it up.