7 FT Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree with 1096 PVC Tips, 300 Warm White LEDs and Metal Stand

Most people start December by untangling a knot of light string, plugging it in, and finding a dead run. Then comes the winding, round and round a tree, trying to keep the spacing even and the wire hidden.

Three hundred warm white LEDs are fitted through the branches at the factory on a single plug. The spacing is done, the wire is inside the foliage, and the job goes straight to hanging ornaments.

Seven by four, a classic cone

The drawing gives 7 feet of height and a 4 foot spread. That is the standard full profile shape, so allow a clear circle of about four and a half feet. Sizing guides pair a tree this tall with an 8 or 9 foot ceiling, leaving roughly a foot above the tip for a topper.

How the tips and bulbs sit together

The magnified circle shows the arrangement: bulbs tucked in among the needles rather than sitting proud on the outside. With 1096 tips packed around them, the light diffuses through the foliage instead of glaring. The manufacturer calls the needles fire resistant and non-allergenic PVC.

What it looks like dressed

Warm white light and plain green needles are the default for a reason: whatever ornaments you own will go with it. The branches hold a bauble out where it can be seen rather than letting it sink in. The maker suggests allowing 45 to 60 minutes to shape the tree properly.

Pre-strung through every section, so the tree lights from one plug with no winding involved.

Dense PVC needles counted by the manufacturer, enough to hide the pole once the branches are spread.

Every branch stays on the trunk and drops open as the section is lifted, like opening a fan.

A metal base rather than the stamped plastic type, which is the part that usually cracks first.

Stated by the manufacturer as UL certified, drawing 6 W with a 120 V input and 30 V output.

The trunk separates into sections for assembly and storage, so a 7 ft tree packs back into its box.

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.

Nothing to choose and nothing extra to buy. Warm white on green goes with any ornaments you already own.

The lights are done, so the only real work left is spreading the branches into shape.

Seven feet fits comfortably under an 8 foot ceiling with room above for a star or an angel.

What we stand behind

• The 1096 tip count and the 300 LED count are printed on the manufacturer's own detail panel.
• The 7 ft by 4 ft dimensions and the 6 W power draw come from the maker's specification list.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How long does it take to put up?

The frame goes together quickly because the branches are hinged and fall open on their own. Shaping is the slow part, and the manufacturer's own guidance is to allow 45 to 60 minutes for the tree to reach its fullest form. Working bottom up, one section at a time, is the method fluffing guides recommend.

What colour are the lights?

Warm white only. There is no colour setting and no mode controller on this model, so the tree is on or off. If you want colour options or flashing patterns, look at the multi mode trees in this range instead.

What happens if a bulb fails?

Lighting trade guidance is that an LED which fails but stays intact leaves the rest of the run lit, while a lens cracked right through can take out a section. The lights here are fitted into the branches at the factory, so treat them as part of the tree.

How much floor space does it need?

Four feet across at the lowest branches. Leave a clear circle of about four and a half feet so nobody catches a branch walking past, and check that the ceiling clears 7 feet plus whatever topper you plan to use.