The Best Artificial (Fake) Christmas Tree's

The Best Fake Christmas Tree

If you are looking for a tree that you will have to tell friends and family it's not real this is the one you want.  It is a reproduction Blue Spruce pine tree from the company Balsam Hill.  The technology and attention to detail that goes into these artificial Christmas trees is absolutely amazing.  The designers looked at the actual trees they are modeled after for inspiration and the branches are hand-made to look nearly identical.  These are not one size fits all trees, in fact they produce fake trees available in Aspen, Saratoga, Brandywine and many other species to fit the local area.  However, this Blue Spruce model is what we've deemed The BEST.  It is the quintessential specimen that screams Christmas and REAL.  

Artificial Christmas Tree Lights  -  

On my first two artificial trees, one I got at Lowe's and another from Sam's Club the main source of frustration was the lights!  After spending $200 on what I thought was an awesome prelit tree I ran into the typical problems.  We had to fluff the tree out every year and "hide" the center pole with ornaments and the such to try to convince ourselves it looked more real than it did.  Also after the first year the top wear the angel was had burned out over 12 bulbs, then after the second year a string of lights was broke and after many attempts I deemed it un-fixable.   The problem with these trees is they are mass produced to sell in huge quantities through the big box retailers and while they look nice on the surface the quality flaws begin to appear the longer you have them.  The lights on the pre-lit version on The BEST Christmas tree are of superb quality and come with a three year warranty.  Also, if one goes out ALL the rest stat lit so it is easy to tell where the problem is and replace that individual bulb.

Best Fiber Optic Christmas Tree

Pictured at the right is the highest quality BEST fiber optic Christmas tree available. The favorite tree I ever had was a small 3.5 ft fiber optic tree from TRIM A TREE.  It used a lightbulb at the bottom and a wheel that had colored film that spun around this light was transmitted through the bottom of the strand to the tree. It was multi-colored and always looked cool.  When I went to get a full sized one I couldn't find one until now.  

Well technology has also been upgraded quite a bit since then and the old color wheel technology is no longer state of the art in fiber Optic Christmas Tree.  

artificial-christmas-tree.com   offers these great looking and easy to operate Fiber Optic Christmas trees.  A simple flick of the switch is all that is needed to change from multi-colored to bright white lighting. These are green friendly artificial trees using no motors, generating no heat or noise, all while using the bare minimum of electricity.  Of course they come with the storage bag, stand and ac adapter everything you'll need to get it set up.

Bonus Tip - Save Money on Artificial Christmas Trees

WAIT- to buy your tree from either of these suppliers till AFTER CHRISTMAS and the prices PLUNGE- sometimes by as much as 50% with free shipping. 

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