Why You May Need A 12 Foot Artificial Slim Christmas Tree

Some brands of artificial tree are made in the United States, but most come from China. Artificial trees are classified according to how the limbs are attached when the tree is assembled: hook, hinge and combination hook or hinge. The total number of branch tips and the diameter of the bottom layer of branches are also used to classify trees. The different diameters are Slim Line (your 12 foot artificial slim Christmas tree will fall into this category), Mid Girth, and Wide. Slim Line trees make it possible to have a tall tree in a smaller room. 

There are two kinds of people when it comes to Christmas trees: those who can’t imagine having anything but a genuine evergreen, and those who have converted to the convenience of fake. What’s pumping up sales of the frankly fake? Industry sources say a flood of pre-lighted artificials that started hitting the market in the 1990’s mostly drives the trend. Some artificial trees, meanwhile, have become more and more realistic and much better constructed, finding approval even among traditionalists who would never have considered going fake.

Express Yourself With A Slim Line Tree

With vaulted ceilings in vogue, some people shoot for a tall tree with a narrow base diameter so the tree will fit among furnishings. Longer strings of lights are needed for a tall tree, so taller trees cost more per foot. Most trees have a single pole in the center, the equivalent of a trunk. Experts advise a frame rather than single-pole construction for trees more than 12 to 14 feet high, so that it is more steady and less likely to fall over.

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