Filters
Clear- Slim: With a small diameter, suitable for placement in small spaces or corners.
- Wall: With a flat back, designed to stand right next to the wall. They save space, taking up half the volume of a classic tree, while from the front they look like regular ones.
- Umbrella: With branches that start higher up, leaving the trunk free at the bottom so that the gifts stand out.
- Pencil: With an even smaller diameter than Slim trees, these are suitable for placement in very narrow spaces.
- Reversed: They are placed with the top facing downwards, instead of the classic position. They can be hung from the ceiling or stand on a special base.
- Minimal: Modern, minimalist takes on the traditional Christmas tree. They focus on simplicity, clean lines, and subtle lighting, without the dense branches and excessive decorations of classic trees.
- Pop-Up (Collapsible): Trees made from a single piece, with no separate branches to assemble. They store flat and open by pulling them upward from the top, like a spring.
- Optical Fiber: Light originates from a source at the base of the tree and travels through fine fibers to the tips of the branches, where it appears as tiny points of light. There are no bulbs on the branches, and the colors often change.
- Refers to the light color of illuminated trees.
- RGB: With multicolored LED lights created by combining the three primary colors: red, green, and blue.
- Warm White: A more yellowish light than daylight, creating a warm, traditional atmosphere on the tree.
- Cold White: Bright, dazzling white light with a bluish tint, for a modern, icy effect.
- Hinged: Branches permanently attached to the trunk with a metal connector. They fold down and are manually adjusted to the correct angle, making assembly much faster and easier than with Hook-On branches.
- Αυτόματα Ανακλινόμενα (Autobranch): They are attached to the trunk like hinged branches, but use a more advanced mechanism. Once you set up the trunk, the branches lower and automatically lock into the correct position, without any need for manual adjustment.
- Hook-On: Branches with small hooks that hang individually from holes in the trunk. They take longer to assemble than hinged branches, but let you adjust their spread and fullness as you wish.
- Shows the density of the tree. How dense or sparse a tree is depends on its type, height, and diameter. For example, a 210 cm Slim tree with 1,500 branches can look just as "full" as a classic 210 cm tree with 1,900 branches.
- PE: (Polyethylene): Foliage made from durable plastic, with a realistic appearance (like real pine needles). It is long-lasting, does not shed or crease, and maintains its shape.
- PVC: (Polyvinyl Chloride): Foliage made from thin, flat strips of plastic, which gives a more artificial appearance compared to PE. It is less durable over time, however, due to its construction it creates a sense of high density, filling empty spaces.
- Mixed PE / PVC: A combination of PE and PVC. The outer branches have PE needles for a realistic and natural look, while the inner branches are made of PVC for volume and density.
- Flame Retardant: Made from material specially treated to resist ignition and slow the spread of fire. When exposed to a flame, it burns more slowly than a conventional synthetic tree. This does not mean the tree is fireproof.
- With Timer: The lights turn on and off automatically at set times each day, without any manual operation.
- with Dimmer: The light intensity can be adjusted to make it brighter or dimmer.
- Protected Outdoor Area: Suitable for both indoor and sheltered outdoor use (e.g. a covered balcony or terrace).
- Outdoor: Suitable for outdoor use, such as in a courtyard or garden. For pre-lit trees, the lighting has at least IP44 water protection, meaning it is protected against water splashes from any direction.
- USB: They operate via a USB cable that connects to a computer, charger, or power bank.
- Batteries: Battery-operated, with no need to plug into an outlet, so the tree can be placed anywhere.
- Socket: They operate on electricity via a cord that plugs into an outlet.