Four feet on a 6.7 inch base

Four feet tall on a square base measuring 6.7 inches a side. That is a very small footprint for the height, which is what lets a lit birch stand in a corner, beside a door or at the end of a hall without taking any usable floor.

48 bulbs along bare twigs

The 48 warm white LEDs are wound along the twigs rather than hung in a string, so the light follows the shape of the branches. On a bare tree that reads as frost catching the light instead of a decorated evergreen.

Bend it, dress it, keep it up

Every branch is bendable, so the silhouette is yours to set rather than the one that came out of the box. The branches will carry lightweight ornaments, and because the tree is bare rather than an evergreen it does not read as specifically Christmas, which is why the maker photographs it decorated for other seasons too.

Better in a group

A single birch is a quiet thing. Two or three at different heights reads as a small stand of trees, which is how these are almost always photographed and how they work best in a room.

The smallest of three heights in this range, on a 6.7 inch square base.

Wound along the twigs so the light follows the branch shape.

Every branch bends and holds, so you shape the tree yourself.

Light enough to move with one hand and store almost anywhere.

A UL certified adaptor steps 120V down to 12V at the tree.

Enough reach to place the tree away from the outlet it runs from.

Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Found it cheaper at a Canadian retailer? Send us the link and we will match that price. It has to be the same item, in stock, sold and shipped inside Canada, and compared like for like on what comes in the box.

A 6.7 inch base takes less floor than a plant pot. For a flat, a hall or a shop counter end, this is about as much tree as a tight space can hold without becoming an obstacle.

Bare white branches with warm light read as winter rather than as Christmas, so the tree can go up in November and stay through January without looking out of season.

What we stand behind

• The baubles, gifts and figures in the styled photographs are not included.
• The 4 ft height, 6.7 inch square base, 1.5 lb weight, 12V output and 6 ft cord are the manufacturer's published figures for this size. The 48 LED count is the figure it states for this tree.
• The manufacturer lists this as an indoor decoration, but photographs it outside a front door in snow. We describe it as indoor, because that is what the written specification says. Do not assume it is weatherproof.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.

Can I use it outdoors?

The manufacturer lists it as an ideal indoor decoration and publishes no ingress rating, so we would not. One of its own photographs shows the tree in snow beside a front door, which is confusing, but a marketing photograph is not a weather rating. Treat it as indoor, or under a fully covered porch at your own risk.

How bright is 48 bulbs on a 4 ft tree?

Gentle. This is an accent tree rather than a light source, and the bulbs are spread along the twigs rather than clustered. In a dark room it glows; in a lit one it reads as texture.

Do the branches really bend?

Yes, and they hold the shape you give them. That is the main thing to do after unboxing: spread the branches out and down so the tree does not look like it is still in its packaging.

Can I hang ornaments on it?

Light ones. The branches are described as strong enough to support extra ornaments, but this is a twig tree rather than a fir, so keep to small and light pieces.

What is the 12V about?

The plug takes 120V from the wall and the adaptor steps it down to 12V before it reaches the tree, so the tree itself runs on low voltage. The adaptor is described by the maker as UL certified.

Is it really white?

White with a printed birch bark texture, which is what gives it the mottled look in the close up photographs rather than a flat painted finish.