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.

Hinged

The branches are permanently attached to the trunk. At the connection point, there is a small component, usually metal, that allows the branch to pivot up and down. During assembly, the branches hang down, but they do not automatically “lock” into the correct position—you need to adjust them by hand to set them at the right angle.

Compared with trees with hook-on branches (Hook-On), these trees are quicker to assemble.

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.

PVC

Foliage made of thin, flat strips of plastic, which gives a more artificial appearance compared to PE. It is less durable over time, but due to its construction, it provides a sense of high density, filling empty spaces.

Indicates how many different lighting modes are available, such as steady light, flashing light, or gradual increases and decreases in brightness.