9 FT Pre-Lit Snow Tipped Christmas Tree with 2058 Branch Tips

A nine foot tree assembled the old way means a ladder, a box of loose colour coded branches and most of a day, and then a light string to wind over all of it and test before anything gets decorated.

Here the branches are hinged and permanently attached, so three sections stack and the branches fall open as each one goes on. The 900 LEDs are wired in at the factory. What is left is shaping 2058 tips, which is work but is not assembly.

Nine feet, 4.7 feet across

Nine feet of tree against a six foot figure gives the honest sense of it. Add the stand and a topper and a ten foot ceiling is the sensible minimum. The 4.7 foot spread is the other number that decides whether it works: this needs an open corner, not a gap between furniture.

2058 tips, frosted at the ends

Two thousand tips on a nine foot frame is what keeps the silhouette solid rather than gappy. The white sits on the ends of the branches rather than coating them, so the green stays visible underneath, and pine cones and red berry clusters are fitted in among the foliage.

900 warm white LEDs

Nine hundred bulbs is the figure that matters most at this height, because thin lighting is obvious on a big tree and there is no easy way to add more once the branches are shaped. Warm white also suits the frosted tips, where cool white would tip the whole thing towards grey.

Three sections, hinged branches

Three sections stack onto a metal stand and the hinged branches expand as each one opens. Two people make lifting the upper section easier, but nothing is hooked on individually, which is the difference between an afternoon and a weekend at this scale.

A full traditional profile at display height, on a metal stand.

PVC, with the ends sprayed white to look snow dusted.

Pre-strung through the branches, run from a UL certified adaptor.

Pine cones and red berry clusters fitted in before it ships.

Stacking sections with hinged branches that expand on their own.

Heavy for a tree, which is why it splits into three for carrying.

No loose branches to sort, match or hook on one at a time.

Steel rather than plastic, which matters under a tree this size.

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 ten feet of ceiling and an open corner nearly five feet across. In a stairwell or a room with a high ceiling it finally looks proportionate, where a seven foot tree in the same space looks lost.

The manufacturer lists churches, bars and restaurants alongside homes, and at this height that is where the tree earns its price. The hinged build matters commercially because takedown is as fast as setup.

Frosted green with cones and berries is the classic picture rather than a design statement, and at nine feet with 900 warm white bulbs it holds a large room without needing a single ornament added.

What we stand behind

• The baubles, gifts and figures in the styled photographs are not included. The manufacturer marks this on its own images. The pine cones and berries are part of the tree.
• The 9 ft by 4.7 ft dimensions, 2058 tip count, 900 LED count and 33 lb weight come from the per size specification block on this listing, and the dimensions are confirmed by its own size drawing.
• The prose on this listing is shared across a 6 ft, 7.5 ft and 9 ft range and was written for the 6 ft version: it says the tree stands 6 feet tall with 818 tips and 250 lights. Those figures belong to the smallest size and we have not used them.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Why does the description say 6 feet and 818 tips?

Because the same paragraphs are used on all three sizes in this range and were written for the 6 ft version. The per size specification block on this listing gives 9 ft by 4.7 ft, 2058 tips, 900 lights and 33 lbs, and the manufacturer's own size drawing shows 9ft by 4.7ft. Those are the figures we publish.

What ceiling height do I really need?

Ten feet. Nine feet of tree plus a stand of a few inches and any topper will meet a nine foot ceiling. If your room is nine feet, the 7.5 ft size in this range is the one to buy.

Can one person put it up?

Two is much easier. At 33 lb across three sections nothing is heavy on its own, but lifting the upper section above shoulder height and seating it accurately is awkward alone.

Is it flocked white or just dusted?

Dusted. The white sits along the ends of the branches rather than coating them, so the tree reads as a green fir under frost. A fully flocked tree is a different product and sheds far more.

Is 900 lights enough for a nine foot tree?

It is a generous count for the size. A rough rule of thumb in the trade is around 100 bulbs per foot of height for a well lit tree, and this sits comfortably above that.

Are the cones and berries removable?

They are fitted among the branches rather than clipped on, so treat them as part of the tree. No counts are published for either, so we do not state one.

Can I replace a bulb?

The string is factory-wired into the branches and no spare bulb or fuse specification is published, so we cannot promise individual bulb replacement. LED strings of this type are normally wired so one failed bulb does not darken the rest.