Description
This frosted pre-lit Christmas tree brings a snowy pine look to the room with its lights already threaded through the branches. The Silverdale Pine has full, layered branches that build into a classic cone and rise to a neat point at the top, and every tip carries a soft white frosting that sits like a fresh fall of snow over the green needles. We sell it in three sizes, 5ft, 6ft and 7ft, and the width is usually what settles the choice: the 5ft is 1.20m wide, the 6ft is 1.40m wide and the 7ft is 1.60m wide, so measure the space you have in mind before you pick.
Because the lights come on the tree, there is no untangling a string of lights each December and no winding them round the branches by hand. The 5ft is a sensible fit for a flat, a hallway or a corner of a smaller living room, the 6ft suits most family living rooms, and the 7ft gives a bay window or a room with a higher ceiling a tree with real presence. The frosted tips go happily with silver and white baubles for a wintry scheme, and they make deep reds, golds and greens look richer still. It is a tree to bring indoors and enjoy from the first evening it goes up.
The tree rests on a black four-legged stand that sits beneath the trunk and holds it upright on a level floor. Take a few minutes to separate and shape each branch, working from the bottom tier upwards, so the frosted tips spread out and fill the tree evenly. Handle the tips gently and dust the branches now and then with a soft dry cloth. Hang heavier decorations closer to the trunk and keep lighter baubles towards the tips. Finish with a tree skirt round the stand and the tree is ready for Christmas.
Specification
| Width |
5ft: 1.20m / 6ft: 1.40m / 7ft: 1.60m |
Frequently Asked
What sizes does the Silverdale Pine tree come in?
We sell it in three sizes, 5ft, 6ft and 7ft. The 5ft is 1.20m wide, the 6ft is 1.40m wide and the 7ft is 1.60m wide.
Does the tree come with lights?
Yes, it is a pre-lit tree, so the lights are already on the branches and there is no separate string to wind round it.
What does the frosted finish look like?
Each branch tip carries a soft white frosting over the green needles, giving the tree the look of pine after a light fall of snow.
How does the tree stand?
It rests on a black four-legged stand beneath the trunk. Set it on a level floor, then shape out the branches once it is up.
Which size should I choose for my room?
Width is the best guide: allow 1.20m for the 5ft, 1.40m for the 6ft and 1.60m for the 7ft, plus a little room to walk round it.
How should I care for the tree?
Handle the frosted tips gently, and dust the branches now and then with a soft dry cloth to keep the tree looking fresh each Christmas.