To choose the right tree, you should consider two key factors: its height and diameter.

• As a general rule, the tree (including the top or star) should be about 4/5 of the ceiling height. For example, in a room with a 260 cm ceiling, a 190–200 cm tree is ideal.

• The diameter of the base determines how much space it will take up. For a 15–20 m² living room, a tree with a diameter of 110–140 cm, placed in a corner, will fit without obstructing passage.

Keep in mind that the above are guidelines, and the final choice always depends on your personal style.

Warning: The tree should be placed at least 1 meter away from heaters and fireplaces.

for Classic Tree

The numbers in the table are indicative.

• For a more minimal result, start from the lower value.

• For a fuller appearance, choose the higher value.

The values have been calculated for trees with a standard diameter, as shown in the table above. If your tree is wider or narrower, you can adjust the quantity of ornaments and lights accordingly.

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A tree made from material that has been specially treated to make it harder to ignite 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.

Even if the tree is flame-retardant, keep it at least 1 metre away from fireplaces, stoves, radiators, candles, and any other source of heat or fire. If the manufacturer specifies a different distance in the instructions, follow that guidance.