7.5 FT Unlit Snow Flocked Pencil Christmas Tree, 2.2 FT Wide, 641 Tips, Hinged Branches

Ask for a 7.5 foot tree and you normally get four feet of branches with it. In a townhouse hallway, a stairwell landing or a studio flat, the height is wanted and the width is the problem.

This one keeps the full 7.5 feet on a 2.2 foot spread with a 16 inch stand underneath. Hinged branches mean it goes up in minutes, and because nothing is wired in you can light it to suit the space.

Three numbers, no surprises

Seven and a half feet of height, 2.2 feet of width, and a stand 16 inches across. That stand figure matters on a narrow tree, because it is the only thing holding a tall column upright. Allow the usual foot of ceiling clearance above the tip for a topper.

The maker's own care note

Printed straight onto their photograph: a little flocking may shed during first setup, and gentle handling works best. That is an unusually straight thing for a manufacturer to say, and it matches every independent flocked tree guide. Build it where it is going to stand and go easy on the branches.

Sections, hinges and the base

The tree stacks together in sections with the branches already hinged to the pole, so they fall into place as each part goes up. The folding metal stand has protective foot pads underneath. Nothing here needs a tool, and nothing has to be hooked on by hand.

One of the narrowest shapes made at this height, for hallways, alcoves and small flats.

Wintry white flocking over full branch tips, counted by the manufacturer.

Branches stay attached to the pole and drop into position on their own as each section is raised.

Metal, with protective foot pads, folding flat when the tree comes down.

Stated by the manufacturer as flame retardant, anti-fading, non-allergic and smell free.

Choose warm white, cool white or colour, and replace the string in any later year without a new tree.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Two feet two inches leaves a walkway clear, which is the whole reason these narrow shapes exist.

Nothing fitted, so you can run warm white one year and cool white the next without buying a tree.

A bedroom, a study or a shop window takes a narrow flocked column where a full tree would not fit.

What we stand behind

• The 641 tip count and the 7.5 ft by 2.2 ft size with a 16 in stand come from the manufacturer's own panels.
• The manufacturer prints their own flocking care warning on the product photographs, and we repeat it rather than hide it.
• The maker's photographs carry a note that the ornaments shown are not included.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Will flocking come off when I set it up?

A little, and the manufacturer says so themselves on their own photographs: a little flocking may shed during first setup, and gentle handling works best. Build the tree in the place it will stand, open the branches without gripping them hard, and vacuum once afterwards.

Does it come with lights?

No, it is unlit. On a flocked tree that is a real choice rather than a compromise, because you can run the string straight down from the top in one pass instead of circling the tree and rubbing flocking off every branch.

How much floor does it take?

Two feet two inches across, on a stand 16 inches wide. Leave a clear patch under three feet. Check the ceiling clears 7.5 feet plus your topper, since guides suggest about a foot of headroom.

Is a narrow tree stable?

The stand is the part that decides it, and this one is folding metal with protective foot pads rather than plastic. Seat the trunk fully and tighten the fixings. Keep the heaviest ornaments low, which is good practice on any tall narrow tree.