7.5 FT Pre-Lit Snow Flocked Christmas Tree with Three Leaf Types and 75 Pine Cones

Spray one coat of flocking over one type of foliage and the result is uniform. Real snow settles unevenly, heavier on some branches than others, and a tree without that variation reads as decorated rather than as wintry.

This one mixes flocked PVC leaves, plain green PVC and snow flocked PE, so some needles are white, some are green and some are part way between. Add 75 natural pine cones and the tree has the irregularity that makes the effect work.

Four labels on one branch

The graphic points at each element in turn: flocked PVC, green PVC, snow flocked PE and the frosted cones among them. 913 tips and 75 cones is a lot of detail, and the mix is what stops the flocking looking like a single coat of white.

Seven and a half feet, under three across

7.5 FT of height against a 2.8 FT spread on a 20 inch stand. That is narrow for the height, so it suits a room with the ceiling but not the floor. Guides advise about twelve inches of clear air above the tip, so plan on an eight and a half foot ceiling or more.

Day and night, side by side

The pair shows how the lighting behaves. White flocking reflects rather than absorbs, so 350 bulbs on a seven and a half foot tree reads brighter than the same number would on green foliage. By day the cones and the mixed leaves carry it.

Four steps, and the wire one

Insert the bottom section, add the rest, connect the wires, then fluff. Step three is the one that gets forgotten on a sectional pre-lit tree, and it is the reason a top section sometimes stays dark.

Three foliage types: flocked PVC, green PVC and snow flocked PE.

Frosted cones wired among the branches.

Pre-strung, with UL588 certified lights per the manufacturer.

2.8 ft wide at seven and a half feet, so it suits a narrow room.

Three hinged parts plus a crossed metal base.

Branches slide into place automatically as the tree is built.

Pads under the crossed base to protect the floor.

One pair, which 913 flocked tips will justify.

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 and a half feet on a 2.8 ft footprint.

Three leaf types and 75 cones hold up at arm's length.

Warm white on white flocking, with cones for texture.

What we stand behind

• Ornaments and gifts in the photography are not included. The 75 pine cones are fitted.
• Height, spread, base size, tip count, cone count and light count come from the manufacturer's own graphics for this size.
• The 6/7.5/9 ft series gives 671/913/1310 tips and 60/75/98 cones, so the middle figures apply here.
• UL certified and UL588 are the manufacturer's own wording. Health Canada advises looking for a CSA, cUL or cETL mark on the unit you receive.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

What are the three leaf types?

Flocked PVC leaves, plain green PVC leaves and snow flocked PE leaves, all labelled on the manufacturer's own graphic. Mixing them is what gives the flocking an uneven, more natural look.

What ceiling height does it need?

About eight and a half feet. Guides advise roughly twelve inches of clear air above the tip, and a topper adds to that.

Is 2.8 feet narrow for a 7.5 ft tree?

Yes, deliberately. A full profile tree of this height usually runs three and a half to four feet across. This one is built for a room with the ceiling but not the floor.

Will the flocking shed?

A little at first setup. 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 the light.