9 FT Blue Snowy Artificial Christmas Tree with 1938 Tips and 520 Warm White LEDs

Most trees get wider as they get taller, so a nine footer often means a six foot circle of floor and furniture moved out of the room for a month. In a Canadian living room that is rarely practical.

This one holds its spread to 4.1 ft at nine feet of height, which is narrower than many eight foot trees. It suits a stairwell, a double height room or a tall bay window where the height is available but the floor is not.

Nine feet against a six foot figure

9 ft of height on a 4.1 ft spread and a 27.5 inch base. The graphic puts a six foot figure beside it for scale, and the gap at the top is the point. Guides ask for a foot of clear air above the tip, so a ten foot ceiling is the sensible minimum.

1938 tips in blue and white

Blue through the length of each needle with a frosted white coat on the ends, so it reads as snow settled on a blue spruce. At 1938 tips this is the densest build in the family, and the colour is moulded into the PVC rather than sprayed on.

520 bulbs and eight modes

The mode list is named in full: combination, in wave, sequential, slo-glo, chasing flash, slow fade, twinkle flash and steady on. The controller is an inline box on the cord, which on a nine foot tree is easier to reach than a remote is to find.

How warm white behaves on blue

The dark background shot shows what the combination actually does. Warm white light spreading through blue foliage shifts violet, which is a different effect from the same bulbs on green needles. It is the reason to buy a blue tree rather than tint a green one.

The densest build in this family, blue PVC with frosted white ends.

Run from an adapter the manufacturer states is UL certified.

Named in full, from combination through to steady on.

4.1 ft across, less than many eight foot trees.

The blue is moulded into the PVC, so nothing flakes off.

Branches expand automatically as each section is raised.

Metal, sized for the height, with protective foot pads.

Useful on a tall tree that usually stands away from a wall.

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.

Nine feet needs a ten foot ceiling to look right.

4.1 ft across is narrow for this height.

Blue with frosted tips is a distinct finish, not a tinted pine.

520 warm white bulbs already strung, with eight modes.

What we stand behind

• Baubles, gifts and the nutcracker in the photography are not included.
• Height, diameter, base size, tip count, light count, mode list and cord length come from the manufacturer's own graphics for this size.
• UL certified is the manufacturer's wording for the adapter. No Canadian certification mark is claimed.
• The record publishes a net weight and section count for the 6 ft only, so neither is quoted here.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

What ceiling height does a 9 ft tree need?

Balsam Hill's guide asks for at least 12 inches between the tip and the ceiling, so ten feet is the practical minimum. Remember the base lifts the tree and a topper adds more again.

Is the blue painted on or part of the material?

The colour is in the PVC itself, with a separate frosted white finish applied to the tips. There is nothing to flake off the way flocking sheds.

How is it different from the smaller sizes?

The family runs 6, 7, 8 and 9 ft with 767, 1062, 1458 and 1938 tips and 270, 340, 420 and 520 lights. This listing is the 9 ft.

How many sections does it come in?

The record publishes a section count for the 6 ft only, so we do not print a figure for this size. The branches are hinged on every size in the family.

How much floor space does it need?

4.1 ft across at the widest branches on a 27.5 inch base, so a floor circle of about four and a half feet.