6 FT Slim Pencil Christmas Tree, 2.1 FT Wide, 400 PVC Tips with Folding Iron Base, Unlit

Six feet, barely two across

Six feet of height on a 2.1 foot spread. A full profile tree at this height would be over three feet wide, so this saves roughly a foot on every side. That is the difference between a tree fitting in a hallway and not.

Where it actually goes

Corners, alcoves and the run between furniture and a wall. The manufacturer's own positioning is small spaces, and the photographs bear it out: the tree tucks in rather than dominating. At six pounds it can be carried in fully built.

The needles, close up

Flat cut PVC in a plain mid green, packed along each branch. The manufacturer lists the material as durable, lightweight and environmental, and the tree's low weight follows directly from it.

About two thirds the width of a full profile tree at this height, for corners and narrow rooms.

Counted by the manufacturer, giving a neat slim column rather than a dense fir.

Rust proof metal with a protective plastic pad, folding flat when the tree comes down.

Light enough to carry assembled between rooms and to lift onto a shelf for storage.

Comes apart into sections and the branches fold, so it stores in very little space.

Nothing wired in, so you pick the colour and the amount of light and can change it any year.

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 one inch of floor, which is the whole reason a pencil shape exists.

Nothing fitted, so you choose warm white or colour and replace it whenever you like.

Six pounds, folding base, sections that stack. It moves and stores without a struggle.

What we stand behind

• The 400 tip count, the 6 ft by 2.1 ft size and the roughly 6 lb weight all come from the manufacturer's own specification list.
• The tree is unlit, so nothing is claimed about lighting or certification.
• The maker's own photograph carries a note that the decorations shown are not included.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is 400 tips enough for six feet?

It gives an open, neat column rather than a dense fir, which is the trade a pencil shape makes. Buying guides are clear that tip count drives fullness, so spread every tip carefully: at this density it makes a visible difference.

How much floor space does it need?

Two feet one inch across, so a clear patch under two and a half feet. On height, sizing guides suggest around a foot of clearance above the tip for a topper, which puts six feet comfortably under a standard eight foot ceiling.

Does it come with lights?

No. It is unlit, which means you choose the colour, the density and the year you replace the string, rather than living with whatever a factory fitted.

How does it store?

It comes apart into sections, the branches fold in against the pole and the base folds flat. At about six pounds it stores on a shelf. Keep it somewhere cool and dry rather than an unheated garage.