7 FT Pink Gradient Snow Flocked Pre-Lit Christmas Tree with 1264 Tips

A tree sprayed one shade of pink from top to bottom announces itself as an ornament rather than a tree. There is no variation in it, so the eye sees paint rather than snow.

Here the colour runs from white at the crown into pink at the bottom, so it changes as the eye travels down, and 350 warm white bulbs sit inside the flocking rather than on top of it. The light comes through the colour instead of sitting on it.

Seven feet, four and a bit across

7 FT of height, 4.2 FT of spread, 20 inch stand. That is a full profile tree, so allow a floor circle of four and a half feet and a ceiling of eight and a half or more once a topper is on. A pair of gloves is included.

Where the colour changes

The circles show the gradient at close range: white flocking heavy at the top, pink coming through as the branches get longer. 1264 tips is a solid count for seven feet and dense enough that the gradient reads as a shift rather than a stripe.

What warm white does to pink

Lit at night the bulbs warm the pink up rather than washing it out, which is why warm white is the right choice on a coloured tree. The light also picks out where the flocking sits heaviest, so the gradient is more obvious after dark than during the day.

Hinged, and it folds away

The branches stay hinged to each pole so a section opens as you raise it. The metal stand folds and the sections come apart, which matters on a tree with a 4.2 ft spread: it goes into a cupboard rather than staying up all year.

The flocking runs white at the crown into pink at the base.

Thick snow flocking over 100% new flame-retardant material per the manufacturer.

Warm white keeps the pink warm rather than washing it cold.

Switchable between a quiet steady setting and livelier patterns.

Three parts plus the stand for carrying and storing.

Branches slide into position automatically as the tree is built.

A 20 inch stand that folds flat when the season ends.

One pair, for shaping flocked tips without white 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.

Seven feet and 4.2 ft across is a full sized commitment.

The gradient and the warm lighting are what keep it looking considered.

A seven foot pink gradient tree is the one people photograph.

What we stand behind

• Ornaments, stockings and gifts in the photography are not included.
• Height, spread, stand size and tip count come from the manufacturer's own graphics; the light count comes from the 5/6/7/8 ft series in the description.
• Flame-retardant and smell-free are the manufacturer's claims for the material, not our testing.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is this the same tree as the unlit gradient version?

Same shape and the same 1264 tips at this height, but this one has 350 warm white LEDs and an eight mode controller fitted. The unlit version is sold separately for people who prefer to choose their own string.

How does the gradient actually run?

White and heavily flocked at the crown, with pink deepening as the branches get longer towards the bottom. It is a continuous fade rather than banded sections.

What ceiling height do I need?

Eight and a half feet or more is comfortable. Guides advise about twelve inches of clear air above the tip, and a topper adds to that.

Will the flocking shed?

Some will, mostly during setup and decorating. Open it out over a sheet, handle the inner branches rather than the tips, and keep water and cleaning sprays off it. Store it cool, dry and out of sunlight.