Asinse 6FT Snow Flocked Artificial Spruce Christmas Tree
Gift type: Christmas Tree
Perfect pick for: home decor enthusiasts, festive season decorators
Estimated Price: £88.81
Experience the enchantment of a white Christmas with the Asinse 6FT Snow Flocked Artificial Spruce Christmas Tree. This beautifully crafted tree features white flocked branches that simulate a fresh snowfall, creating a magical winter wonderland inside your home. The tree stands at 6 feet tall, making it a striking centerpiece for any room.
Constructed from high-quality PVC, the tree offers a realistic look and is built to last for many festive seasons. It comes with a sturdy metal stand that ensures stability and balance, preventing any tilting or falling. The tree is divided into three sections for easy assembly, disassembly, and storage, making it both practical and user-friendly.
- Height: 180 cm
- Width: 110 cm
- Material: PVC with white flocking
- Sturdy metal stand included
- Fire resistant material for safety
The Asinse 6FT Snow Flocked Artificial Spruce Christmas Tree is a testament to holiday elegance and durability. The tree's branches are generously flocked with white snow, offering a realistic and lush appearance that captures the essence of winter. It is easy to set up with its three-part assembly and is remarkably stable thanks to its robust metal stand.
👀 Read more...Users will appreciate the high-quality PVC material, which not only enhances the tree’s realistic look but also ensures its longevity. The tree's fire-resistant properties add an extra layer of safety, making it a reliable choice for holiday decoration. The overall design is well-thought-out, allowing for easy storage and maintenance.
While the tree's snow flocking may shed during assembly, this is a common trait among flocked trees and does not detract from its overall quality and aesthetic appeal. Once set up, the tree stands firm and provides ample space for hanging ornaments and other Christmas decorations, making it a versatile addition to any holiday decor.
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