6.5 FT Pop-Up Christmas Tree with 200 Warm White LED Lights

A conventional artificial tree is an evening of work at both ends of the season: sections, hundreds of branches to spread, then the same in reverse into a box that never quite closes again.

This one expands from a folded disc. Bolt the stand, drop the tree onto it, pull the nylon cover out and it is a lit 6.5 ft tree. At the end of December it collapses back to the same flat round shape.

6.5 feet, and what comes with it

Six and a half feet tall, 2.7 feet across at the widest tier, on a round stand 1.9 feet in diameter. Eight straps and four metal ground stakes are in the box, which is the part that decides whether it can live outdoors or not.

No tools, and it folds back

Fix the stand with the included bolts, slide the tree on, then expand the nylon cover by hand. Nothing needs a screwdriver. The same design that lets it open lets it close, so storage is a flat disc rather than a tree-shaped box.

200 warm white LEDs

The lights sit behind the nylon rather than clipped onto branches, so the whole cone glows instead of showing points of light. Power is a plug-in UL certificated adaptor, and the warm white reads yellow and soft rather than blue.

Made for a doorway or a porch

At 7.5 pounds it is light enough to carry out one-handed and light enough to need anchoring, which is what the straps and stakes are for. Painted metal tubes make the frame, and the nylon cover carries a snowflake-like pattern that shows when it is lit.

2.7 ft across at the base tier, on a 1.9 ft round stand.

Run through the cover from a plug-in UL certificated adaptor.

Expands from and folds back to a flat round shape, no tools needed.

Light enough to move and reposition on your own.

Eight straps and four metal ground stakes for anchoring outdoors.

Painted metal tubes under a patterned nylon cover, with nylon ball decorations.

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.

Anywhere a tree has to appear and disappear quickly, or be put out by one person. The stakes and straps mean it can face a windy front step rather than only a sheltered hall.

A flat disc slides behind a wardrobe or under a bed. That is a real difference from a conventional 6.5 ft tree, which needs a box the size of a suitcase for eleven months of the year.

What we stand behind

• Height, width, stand diameter and the 7.5 lb weight are the manufacturer's published figures, confirmed on its own dimension drawing.
• The gold star topper and the coloured nylon ball decorations are fixed parts of the tree and appear on the plain product photography, not only in styled scenes.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How long does it take to put up?

The bolts on the stand are the only fiddly part. After that it is drop the tree on and pull the cover out, which is a job of minutes rather than an evening. There are no branches to spread.

Can it stay outside all season?

It is built for indoor and outdoor use, with four metal ground stakes and eight straps included for anchoring. The adaptor connection needs a covered outdoor-rated outlet. The manufacturer does not publish an ingress or wind rating for this model, so we do not state one.

Does it look like a real tree?

No, and it is not trying to. It is a tiered fabric cone lit from within, with the pattern in the nylon showing through the glow. If you want individual needles, a hinged PVC tree is the other route.

Can you hang ornaments on it?

It arrives with its own nylon ball decorations attached and a star on top. The fabric cover is not built to carry the weight of glass ornaments, so treat it as finished rather than as a tree to decorate.

How small does it fold down?

Back to the flat round shape shown in the product photographs, roughly the diameter of the widest tier. The manufacturer does not publish a folded thickness, so we do not quote one.