6 FT Pre-Lit Snowy Pencil Christmas Tree with Pine Cones and Red Berries

A conventional six foot tree takes roughly three and a half to four feet of floor. In a hallway, a rented room or beside a fireplace that already has furniture around it, that is the whole space, so the tree either does not fit or everything else has to move.

This one is 2.3 feet across. It keeps the full six feet of height and takes about the footprint of an armchair, so it can stand in a corner, beside a stair or in a shop doorway without blocking the route past it.

180 cm tall, 70 cm across

Six feet of height on a 70 cm spread and a 45 cm stand. The manufacturer's drawing is in centimetres, which is worth knowing if you are measuring a corner. Two pairs of gloves and a UL certified adaptor come in the box.

618 tips, 33 cones, 32 berry clusters

The tips are sprayed with snow along their edges rather than coated, so green still shows beneath. Thirty-three pine cones and thirty-two clusters of red berries are fitted into the branches, which means the tree arrives partly decorated and a slim shape stays interesting up close.

280 warm white LEDs

Warm white rather than cool, wired through the branches and run from a UL certified adaptor. The manufacturer states that the pre-strung lights can be replaced if they burn out, which is unusual on a pre-lit tree and worth knowing even though no spare bulb part is published.

Where a slim tree earns its place

Halls, landings, shop counters and restaurant corners are where the shape pays off. At 13.6 lb one person carries it, puts it up and takes it down, which matters when the same tree has to appear in a working room every December.

Full height on a slim footprint, on a folding metal base.

New PVC with a snowy spray along the tips.

Pre-strung through the branches on a UL certified adaptor.

Natural looking cones fitted among the branches.

The only strong colour on the tree, and it is already there.

Light enough for one person to carry up a stair and store alone.

They expand as the sections open instead of hooking on one by one.

For shaping the tips without scratched hands.

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 and a third feet of floor is about what a side table takes. The tree still reads as six feet of Christmas from the doorway, which width would never have bought you.

It is already decorated, it weighs 13.6 lb and it does not block a walkway, which covers most of what a working room needs from a tree in December.

What we stand behind

• The baubles, ribbon and gifts in the styled photographs are not included. The manufacturer marks this on its own images. The pine cones, berries and snow finish are part of the tree.
• The 618 tip count, 33 pine cones, 32 berry clusters and 280 LED count are read from this SKU's own feature panels, and the dimensions from its own drawing.
• The shared written description for this range quotes 408 branch tips and 250 lights and elsewhere calls the product a 5 foot tree, which belongs to the smaller size in the range. We have used the figures printed on this listing's own images instead.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Why do the description and the images give different numbers?

The written description is shared across a 5 ft, 6 ft and 7 ft range and its tip and bulb figures belong to the 5 ft version, which it names directly. The panels printed on this listing's own photographs give 618 tips and 280 LEDs for the 6 ft tree, and those are the figures we publish.

Can the bulbs really be replaced?

The manufacturer states that the pre-strung lights can be replaced if they burn out, which is unusual and worth having in writing. It does not publish a spare bulb part number or a fuse rating, so we cannot tell you what to order, only what the maker claims.

How full does a pencil tree look?

Fuller than the width suggests, because 618 tips on a narrow frame packs them closely. The snow spray and the cones add visual bulk as well, so it does not read as a bare pole with branches.

Are the cones and berries removable?

They are fitted into the branches rather than clipped on, so treat them as part of the tree. Thirty-three cones and thirty-two berry clusters.

Will it take ornaments?

Yes, and it needs fewer than a plain tree. Keep them small: a pencil tree has little depth, so large baubles hang off the silhouette rather than into it.

What ceiling height does it need?

Six feet of tree plus the stand and a topper, so a standard eight foot ceiling is comfortable.