Woodland Prelit Tree with Replaceable Led Lights
September 6th, 2009 | 
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The ideal Christmas tree for commercial use the stunningly beautiful Woodland Prelit Tree with Replaceable LED Lights is sure to steal the heart of anyone who sees it. Its dark green foliage features an abundance of lush needles creating a striking backdrop to showcase brightly colored holiday ornaments. Best of all this new-and-improved model features replaceable lights. Never worry again about permanently blown out lights or one light taking out an entire strand. Now when one burns out you simply replace it with a new one.Designed for an easy set-up it has concentric steel circles that stack to form the conical shape of the tree. Simply add to it or reduce the number of circles at the bottom to adjust the tree’s height. Each lush branch attaches to the sturdy frame starting at the top. Assembling the tree is easy since all the branches and the bolts are identical in size and interchangeable along with a convenient color coding. The steel rings easily nest for convenient space-saving storage.All the branches of this tree are weather-resistant and UV-treated for outdoor resilience and years of use. Made of fade-and-crush-proof polyvinyl this tree is beautifully illuminated and evenly strung with exceptionally brilliant clear and twist-proof miniature lamps. Its external lamp lock feature prevents loose connections and ensures that even if one lamp goes out the entire string remains lit. Each pre-lighted branch plugs into a top quality UL-listed electric socket.For an exceptionally beautiful holiday decor order the Woodland Pine Summit Tree today.Commercial size Christmas trees are not eligible for return or exchange due to the design and custom made nature of the tree. Important note: GKI pre-lit trees Commercial Tower Trees fourteen feet tall or higher can only be shipped to commercial locations and institutions. We cannot ship to residences. Installation MUST be performed by professional installers and MUST comply with all applicable building and electrical codes.
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